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Home Grown Families

So I think the biggest thing I could use prayer for this week is HEALING.  

Healing for my body from surgery (c-section)  The incision is still very tender.  Also, the breast tenderness and any other things that come along with giving birth.  

Along with my body I also need healing emotionally from having a c section... I really did not want to have a c-section and I have had several emotions/pain.  

Also rest, as a mom to a 3.5 year old and a newborn I need the best rest I can get.  

And lastly, my family.  We are all adjusting to baby boy!  

THANKS for your prayers!  

Comments

Big hugs and prayers being sent your way. I am getting a little nervous the closer my due date approaches as I have a 2.5 year old at home too. I have a small chance (was bigger) at having a c-section so my concerns are all over the place. Congrats again. Hope the BFing is going better.

Chelle

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