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Jayden Makieh Kelly I was next checked and had dilated between a eight and a nine. One nurse then told me to tell her if I felt pressure in my bottom because that would probably mean it was time. The epidural had me so numb that It was hard to determine if what I was feeling was the pressure that had begun. Dr. Kidd came in and checked me just a few minutes later to say that I was at a ten and it was time for pushing to begin! The nurses started to prepare both me and the room for delivery in a rush. My nurse was very nice and informative and had started me to breathe and push. Your nana, aunt Edith, and aunt Trenita stayed in the room with me, but was told to stay on one side of the room when they were setting up their equipment. The doctor began telling me to push, your head would appear and suck back and everyone watched with excitement. With the epidural I was pain free and giving orders to them to take pictures of everything happening in the room. Then, after a few minutes the doctor got out the vacuum. With the aid of that and a few more pushes you was born, surprise! Pushing for hours was one of my biggest fears. However, at 11:32 p.m. and only after about twenty minutes of pushing my baby boy was here! When your head came out you had to be immediately suctioned because you had a bowel movement while you were inside. At first your nana was scared and hesitant, but then she went ahead and cut your cord. I was still in shock at all of this happening, but it was very real and you were here, thank the Lord! When you were first placed in my arms my lifetime commitment of loving you was even more confirmed. My world, my life, my joy, my child, my heart, MY BABY BOY! That was the happiest moment in my life I had ever encountered to date. There was nothing then and there will never be anything that will ever compare to the way I felt when I saw your face.
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