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The ball finally got rolling on October 2 in the
evening. At around mid-night, we were at
the hospital again. This time, we were
not to be sent home. Long story short,
the next day, on October 3 at 4:45 pm, our baby girl was born. We named her AGOTA MARIJA GEDRIS. “Agota” is the Lithuanian form of “Agatha.” Her English-speaking friends can call her
Agatha. UPDATE: for those who are
interested, there is a St.
Agatha.
Here are some pictures from our adventure!
An excited Stacey gave us a ride to
the hospital.
Jurga was all smiles!
She was doing some fancy contractin’
in the back of Stacey’s car.
But she became more pensive as the
contractions got stronger.
I inspected the room and deemed it
fit for birthin’.
The room had a jacuzzi! We both
enjoyed that!!!
It took a little while, and some
fancy pushing on the part of Jurga, but eventually our little Agota was
born. Hurray!
She’s a real cutie, but what a set
of lungs!
But she doesn’t cry all the time.
Her weight at birth was 3.3
kilos. That translates into 7 pounds, 5
ounces.
Mother and daughter….
Pretty cute, eh?
The grandparents were certainly
happy!
So was the new dad. But he sure was tired!
The excited Stacey (see top) stopped
by to say ‘hi’ to the new baby.
She’s a natural at this baby-holding
stuff!
This is Agota the next day.
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