Jean O'Connor

Jean O'Connor coming from Sydney, Australia.

We love you so much and so happy to have you home for Christmas.

I'm Clare's mom.

I'm the granny out to treat my children.

They're coming home.

So, yeah.

happy emotional and thankful it's a very special day for me i feel great i'm excited i love her that's all it really is i could tell he was very nervous because he immediately was laughing crying just very nerve-wracking i mean we've been together for eight years so we didn't think we were going to be as nervous but he did make it a little bit more fun for sure than anything because that's what we were nervous about that it was just going to be strictly like just that and that's why i did request for the bubbles

Yeah, we went very early and it was like a beautiful day with a couple of dogs and family around and then suddenly everywhere.

It was amazing to hear that many people mentioned that the event was like heaven on earth, that if heaven was something that we could see, that was it.

Before they had ultrasound, they could only use their hands to check how the babies lie, whether they are multiple pregnancy or single pregnancy.

They could not know the amount of amniotic fluid or where the placenta is, but now with ultrasound, they are able to check that.

When a midwife is equipped with the skill, with the knowledge, and also the technology, they are having a better outcome and they are able to make more informed decisions.

I think that has given me a lot of joy and satisfaction.

They are still in use, and midwives, actually some of them are saying that they couldn't imagine how it could have been without the ultrasound.

Last Christmas, I gave you my heart, but the very next day, I gave it away.

This year, to save me from tears, I give it to someone special.

Excuse me, this is to get you in the Christmas spirit.

Bye.

Love you.