Hello Marlie
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Little did we know that after a biophysical ultrasound and a nonstress test on 24 September, I would not be allowed to go home. I was already having strong contractions, a sign of preterm labor. So I stayed at the high risk pregnancy unit from 24 Sept til 30 Sept and finally got to go home on 5 Oct. It felt wonderful being out of the hospital!
Truly we are grateful to God for blessing us with Marlie. Bebert and I also thank you, our family and friends, for all the prayers and well wishes. These photos, by the way, were taken when Marlie was 7-days old, last Oct 7.