Birth Story (part 2)

We wait, we wait while at home just the two of us. Tired emotionally, and physically. We went to sleep knowing that the baby we wanted so badly to be ours was in the arms of her mother. All night. I had planned to go back to the hospital at 6 am so when my alarm went off I was off too. While I was driving Bobbie text me I for sue thought she was going to tell me not to bother coming that she was planning on keeping her. It was quite the oppisite she was letting me know that the hospital was going to discharge her today. She was going home. She could sign baby to us or not. I told her i was happy for her and would be there soon. As soon as I walked in the door she handed baby over to me and I took care of her all morning. The story of this morning is too great to put into words but Bobbie was discharged by her doctor so she was able to sighn right then if she wanted to, and thank the good Lord she wanted to. Our caseworker, attorney and a witness asked us to leave the room while Bobbie did the paperwork and we waited, again, in the waiting room a nervous wreck what would the outcome be? We paced, tried to make small talk, and hold back tears until they walked in and the tears were flowing from Bobbie, Mike & I. She was ours, all ours. God is great, she is ours. What do you say to the girl who changed your life forever, who gave you a child. It is unexplainable. Bobbie waved as she got in the elevator and she was gone. We found our baby girl in the nursery the nurse looked up at us through the window and mouthed is this your baby? Yes, yes it is!. There she was our daughter with dark hair, long legs, and lips that drive you crazy. We can't get enough of her. Enough said.