03.03.2020!
That date was a crucial date for my life. Every single habit has rapidly changed… but in a good way. 🙂
That was the date my son Edvin came into life!
It was quick and almost painless delivery (although it was a normal labor) and totally in 3 hours after I went to the hospital they gave me my son into my arms and took a sudden picture of us. And asked ‘How do you feel mommy?’
How do I feel???? What just happened??? I looked to my belly- it was almost all gone… and I had something in my arms…or someone?! Who was that??? Omg…
That were my exact feeling right after the delivery…
We were 3 days and 4 nights in the hospital. That was the time we were getting used to ourselves. He was shocked- in a completely new environment, between a completely new people… Actually, he was not between new people, because he was used to be alone and that is why he was frustrated of the noise he was surrounded. He was looking around- and seeing nothing!…
The 1st night in his life- he spent in hospital’s children room- that was the 1st and the last night he was apart from me…. I cannot tell that they were treating him bad, but I really didn’t like the way they were bringing him to me- like a left-alone orphan. So, I said, doesn’t matter how hard it would be for me and for him to get to know each other, I am not going to give him to them…
That was how it happened!
2nd day was harsh for both of us. He was hungry (actually he was hungry from the moment he was born) and I didn’t have milk, except collastra. I know that collastra is very good for him for his immune system, and although they said that it would be enough for the newborns to drink just collastra to feel full, it was not the case in our situation. He was hungry, very hungry.He was sucking my boobs almost the whole night and both of us didn’t sleep because I insisted to give him mother’s milk and he insisted to drink because he didn’t feel full. At the end, however, I gave up and gave him small amount of adaptive milk… I knew that it was unhealthy, and I knew that it was again my healthy lifestyle standards and viewpoints, but what can I do, he was crying like crazy just for 30 ml milk…. However, I can proudly say that was my 1st and last attempt to give him ‘unhealthy’ meal!
7th of March was the date we came to home. A day when Edvin saw for the 1st time his new life belongings- his bed, his room, his new environment. It was meant to be a home for a month and then to move to Sofia with mom and dad, but because of the quarantine it has been 43 days and his room stays the same. I mean we are all stuck in Edvin’s grannies house for more than a month now…