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Last post before we're parents.


Tomorrow we're headed to the hospital so they can induce Staci. Both her and the pre-kid (last time I can say that) are doing fine. However because of Staci's gestational diabetes and the babies size the doctors think it's best to deliver now. It's only a week early so that's all good.

So, yeah, we're super excited and pretty freaked out...if a week ago you asked if we were ready the answer would have been yes...then once we knew the date we were going in, vs. being unsure, we totally felt unprepared...funny how that works.

Next post will be a baby pic, name, stats and all that.

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  1. ok, SO excited. i could not sleep for shit the night before my induction, i was so nervous/excited. i can't wait to hear updates and i feel like a crazy person because i'm legitimately bummed that you said you can't tweet through it due to lack of wireless at the hospital. yep, total nutjob.

    good luck! congrats in advance!

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  2. Best of luck to you and Staci. You'll both do great! Trust me, you may not feel ready, but your baby won't be able to tell!

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  3. congrats in advance! looking forward to your first update...

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  4. good luck and congrats! it's exciting!

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  5. Good luck! Can't wait to see the new addition!

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  6. Ah! First time poster, long time reader- And I can't wait to hear the update! Come On already!!!

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  7. Good luck Kenny and Staci. Hope all is/has gone well! My wife and I are due in March, and that's the first time I heard the "thought we were ready then felt unprepared" notion....but I can totally see how that would happen. :)

    Very exciting!

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  8. Aw, good luck! Seeing your baby for the first time is going to be the best feeling. I can't wait to see pics.

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  9. Huh. I took a picture just like that at Christmas before I had my baby. Well - except I had a crystal "tattoo" that said Cutie on my belly too.

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  10. Aw, good luck! Seeing your baby for the first time is going to be the best feeling. I can't wait to see pics.

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  11. Good luck Kenny and Staci. Hope all is/has gone well! My wife and I are due in March, and that's the first time I heard the "thought we were ready then felt unprepared" notion....but I can totally see how that would happen. :)

    Very exciting!

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  12. congrats in advance! looking forward to your first update...

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