birth...
> errr...
I was for all three of mine, and I cut their cords. It's indescribable how
you feel when you're the very first thing your child sees in this world.
When David was born he didn't open his eyes at first. The nurse told me to
hold him against my chest to hear my heartbeat. As soon as he did, he
opened his eyes for the first time and looked right at me. I had this huge
melting smile on my face, which must have pleased him because he fell right
asleep.
When my younger son Michael was born and I cut his cord, there was a lot of
pressure in the cord because of the way it was being held so it accidentally
sprayed all over my face and shirt. I played this to the hilt: later on I
went to the hospital cafeteria and stood in line with this crazy wide-eyed
look on my face. "May I help you?" I just looked at her for a little
while, then gave my order. She looked kinda freaked-out. That was a whole
lot of fun. I mean, how often do you get that chance?
Respectfully,
Adam Phillip Churvis
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