Happy New Year!

Happy New Year! It was a good night, relatively speaking. Sarah had a much better night than the previous one as her body is adapting to the magnesium. However, there are a few side effects. For example, she can now use telepathy to summon objects from across the room by use of the Force. Sorry, that was just one of the strange dreams I had last night. Seemed real though. Getting serious, she feels very numb, limp, "almost like a rubber band" she says.
The good news is that the contractions stopped and the doctor is now allowing her to get up to go to the bathroom and shower. After 2 days of laying down it was no easy task for her to stand up (with the help of a nurse and myself of course) on rubbery legs. But she did it and was able to freshen herself up a bit and just "feel human again".
She is now resting as we wait for her to be moved down to a less critical unit. Since the medication seems to be working and the contractions have stopped they are going to free up this room we are in now for someone who may need it more. The bad part about that is we like this room, it is big and I can stay here with her, and we don't know if she will be moving to a shared room or not. If it is shared then I can't stay the night with her. I suppose that is OK as I need to get Addy and myself back to somewhat of a normal life back home.
I also want to say that I am starting to grow attached to my little boy. I can hear his little heart beating on the monitor right now and every time he moves or kicks I can hear it. He is a strong, active, and sometimes ornery little guy. Even though we are trying so hard to keep him from popping out I can honestly say that I can't wait to meet my boy. I can just see him with his little Cardinal hat on and a glove on his hand as we play catch. I've said enough. Now I must watch Field Of Dreams when I get home.