Our story begins the day before you were born, when we went into the hospital late at night. The doctors wanted kept us there for monitoring. Mom could not sleep in the uncomfortable bed; she was worried that they were going to induce in the morning, and she really wanted to get some sleep before you arrived. So the doctor on call agreed that we could go home — but only if we promised to see our doctor first thing in the morning.
So we went in to see Dr. Sheshadri bright and early. He decided that you were ready to arrive with a little help, so he sent us to the hospital.
At the hospital, they checked us in. Dad went back to the house to get a few things along with a McRib sandwich (It was lunch time). Upon his return, the nurses hooked us up to some machines and used some medicine to get things going. Then at 7:47 pm, with the help of Dr. Seidel and the excellent nursing staff, the most wonderful thing happened: YOU!
