Monday, June 27, 2011

Paint anyone...

This is what happens when two little boys get into a gallon of paint unsupervised...


I am not sure there's much to say for this, but this is what the boys did yesterday morning before Zac and I woke up. They are only 2 and 4, I can't even imagine what else we will be having to deal with for the next 20 years and i am sure whatever they don't think of Beckem will. Gotta love it. When I was talking to Scott (my brother) he laughed for a little bit and then said, "Well, don't forget to enjoy the journey" and that's just what I am trying to do.

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Splash Pad

It's so nice that summer is finally here. We have been waiting so long to enjoy the warm weather. Yesterday I took the boys to the splash pad. They LOVED it. Splash pads are the greastest thing invented for young kids.


They are best buddies!!








I told Tegan I wanted a picture of him and this is what he did. He's special : ) but he always makes me laugh!!

A worker guy

The boys love to go see Zac at work or pick him up from work and see all the "worker guys" The other day Ky found this in the back of the car and put it on and said, "mommy look, I look like the worker guys" He loves being just like his daddy!!


Founders Day Parade

We took the boys to the Founders Day Parade on Saturday. Kyson is in such a cute stage where he loves to help and wants to be big and carry everything. I was carrying his chair and he wanted to carry it instead. Look how cute he looks hauling his own chair. I just love these boys!!








A New Sandbox

Last week when we found out we couldn't go on our trip to Idaho we told the boys we would stay home and build them their sandbox that they were patiently waiting for. Since Zac had Friday off anyway we figured it would be a perfect time. Well, it was early Friday morning that I went into the hospital with all my contractions. We had been up all night long and poor Zac had nothing to sit on but a metal chair in triage. We finally got to our labor and delivery room and crashed (what we could between all the meds and monitoring). We woke up at about ten or so and I told Zac how bad I felt that the boys wouldn't be getting their sandbox like we promised. Zac had already made arrangements to pick up a trailer to haul the sand too. Zac said, "a promise is a promise" and we decided while I lay in my room he would go get the stuff ready to build the sandbox for the boys. When I got released my parents came and picked me up and brought me and the kids back home. This is what we found when we got home, the kids were SO EXCITED!! They LOVE playing in anything that gets them dirty!! Thanks babe for keeping your promise even if you only had maybe three hours of sleep.










This is just a random pic of Ky. He wanted me to take a picture of him because he loves to "wear his sunglasses like daddy" Zac always puts his sunglasses on top of his head and he was so excited to figure out how to do that just like his dad.

Sunday, June 19, 2011

I am an aunt!!

Look how cute this little tyke is. I am so proud to say that I am this little guy's aunt. He is already a week and a half old and he gets cutier and cutier everyday. Welcome to the Rogers family little Jake, we love you so much!!






Friday, June 17, 2011

What a week

So this week has been so crazy...

Tuesday

I had my routine doctor's appointment. Because we were planning on going out of town camping Dr Seale wanted to check and my sure my cervix was not dialating and he decided he would cover all bases and run a test to see if my body is a certain hormone that indicates I could deliver in the next two weeks. He was thinking it would be negative and we would all feel safe to go camping. Well...


Wednesday

Dr. Seale called and told me that the test came back positive and I no longer could go camping because it was too far away if something were to start to happen. It was so hard to hear that our family vaction had to be cancelled and he told me that I need to take my contractions very seriously. So I had to get the trailer cancelled for our trip and take care of everything since we were supposed to leave early Friday morning. I went to work Wednesday night and actually came home early because I was contracting a lot and having really bad back labor.


Thursday

I called Dr. Seale to see how often I could take my terbutaline pills to stop my contractions and told him what was going on. He then perscribed another med (procartia) to take around the clock every six hours to prevent my contractions. His orders were to stay on top of the procartia, if I started to contract take my terbutaline and if I am still contracting then I need to come to labor and delivery. So Thursday night we were watching a movie and it was time to take my procartia. I took it and about the same time started to contract, we decided to go to bed and try to see if they stopped, at about 1:00 am I ended up taking my terbutaline. I tried so hard to go back to sleep but could not get comfortable and every time I feel asleep I was woken up in pain from a contraction. I decided to try to relax in the tub and the contractions just got worse. So at 3:00 am I had to call my mom and dad to come sit with the boys while Zac took me to the hosptial. When we got there they gave me double the dose I was taking of procartia and watched me for a little while. The contractions just kept coming but I have not dialated yet so that's good. After five long hours in triage Dr. Seale came in and decided to admit me to labor and delivery and start me on another med to stop my contractions. Finally about 10 am they stopped and I was feeling a lot better. I got to come home about 3:30 today but I am supposed to be on strict bed rest and I am on three different medications now to try to prevent contractions.


The hardest part about all this is I feel like being a mom I should be able to protect my kids and make sure they are healthy and safe, but I can't do that for little Beckem. For some reason my body is contracting and there is nothing I can do about it. I just pray that he will be okay and whenever it is his time to start his journey on this Earth he will be ready to fight the battle. I really am hoping I can make it at least six more weeks with the little guy in me, but Dr. Seale isn't really hopeful of that. I have faith in the Lord and whatever happens is for a reason, but I will do everything I can to try to protect him from coming out too early. Let's hope for no more contractions and a healthy baby in six to eight weeks!!