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I became an Uncle.  My sister was induced exactly a month early (her due date was 2/17) but since she was suffering from preeclampsia (sp?) it got to a point Saturday morning where the doctor said enough is enough and they induced labor.  Up until 11:30pm Saturday night, she had only dialated 1cm (you need to be about 10cm to give birth) and the doctor was talking that if my morning she hadn't dialated any more significantly, they'd be doing a "C-Section".

 

So we left and went to there home some 37 miles north in Shannon, IL.  At 3:30am my brother in law called and said she had dialated to 8cm and it was time.  So we all woke up, I flew down 26 back to Dixon at like 100mph at 4am.  It was fantastic, no one was out.  :)  Then as I said, at 6:19am Tyler Jaden came into the world.

 

He was 4lbs 5oz and had a full head of hair already.  So now I have a living, breathing two legged creature that will now look up to me.  :D  It's still settling in that I'm an uncle!

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CONGRATS!!!  :)

 

*** Just remember your leaving me the camaro  :D

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Hey wait...where did the Camaro come into this?  :)

 

Thank You, Thank You.

 

When I get links to the pictures I took, I'll post.

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Hey wait...where did the Camaro come into this?  

 

Just in case you will it to him.  I am first in line hehe j/k

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Hey wait...where did the Camaro come into this?  

 

Just in case you will it to him.  I am first in line hehe j/k

I haven't forgotten, just kinda put it into a directory in the seldom used part of my file cabinet for a brain.  :)

 

His first present from me will be the Snap-On starter kit.  My sister and brother in law have made it clear that he'll be spending a lot of time with me to learn how to work on cars and homes, and bikes, and.....................

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Black.  That's my brother in law (Daddy) in the pics.

 

You'll have to excuse my appearance, 3 hours of sleep over two days leads to "bad hair days"

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