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One day at a time

Well, we've still got a screamer. The past several days have been challenging, but we are learning how to manage Wren's day and taking it one day at a time. We have good days and bad ones, and today's been a pretty good one. Melissa came to stay with us this week and my dad came over today to pack our rental house. They've both been a tremendous help and we are SO grateful! We move into our remodeled house on Friday, so we'll finally have more space.

Wren's 2 week check-up went well. She was only 1 oz short of her birth weight, and medically everything is great. Her umbilical cord fell out yesterday so we are looking forward to giving her a real bath tonight. Despite the sleep deprivation and occasional feelings of hopelessness, I feel so lucky to have our healthy baby girl.

Walks with Wren

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At her 2 week check-up

My first beer in 9 months! Melissa watched Wren while Cam & I met our friends at Truck Yard.

Morning cuddles

Afternoon cuddles

Smiles for Zsa Zsa

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