Congratulations to Neil (4hero) and wife - it's a boy!
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Many congratulations to Neil (4hero) and his wife Kirsten on the birth of their son Logan.
Wishing you many happy years together.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/4hero/3830320099/
Wishing you many happy years together.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/4hero/3830320099/
Thanks a lot for all the congratulations people 
I have never been through anything as tough as this in my life. Mrs Hero's waters broke on Friday 11am, in hospital Saturday at 9am until 10pm, got home until the next morning. Sunday morning, arrive at hospital 9am and not admitted into labour ward until 10pm. Everything well until 6am when it all started to be like something from a horror movie. It was the most traumatic thing I've ever experience in my life (I can't ever imagine what it was like for Mrs Hero). 3 hours of watching my wife go through hell (with no sleep in over 24 hours), then eventually being sent to theatre around 9am was not in our birth plan. I cannot even watch ER on telly, and having to be dressed in a smock and see around 15 people rushing around with different instruments was not how I imagined our baby being delivered. I didn't faint though surprisingly.
Anyhow, all is well, the Mrs and Logan are doing great (edited to thank anyone who works for the NHS, fantastic work people!).
Must sleep now, 3 hours sleep since Sunday morning, knackered.
Cheers,
Neil.
I have never been through anything as tough as this in my life. Mrs Hero's waters broke on Friday 11am, in hospital Saturday at 9am until 10pm, got home until the next morning. Sunday morning, arrive at hospital 9am and not admitted into labour ward until 10pm. Everything well until 6am when it all started to be like something from a horror movie. It was the most traumatic thing I've ever experience in my life (I can't ever imagine what it was like for Mrs Hero). 3 hours of watching my wife go through hell (with no sleep in over 24 hours), then eventually being sent to theatre around 9am was not in our birth plan. I cannot even watch ER on telly, and having to be dressed in a smock and see around 15 people rushing around with different instruments was not how I imagined our baby being delivered. I didn't faint though surprisingly.
Anyhow, all is well, the Mrs and Logan are doing great (edited to thank anyone who works for the NHS, fantastic work people!).
Must sleep now, 3 hours sleep since Sunday morning, knackered.
Cheers,
Neil.
Edited by 4hero on Monday 17th August 23:24
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