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Explorers:
7days later, Friday, 12th October, 2018.

She's Grace Adeola Oluwafireyimika Oluwadarasimi Oluwatobiloba Ayomiposi Ayomikun Inioluwa OLUBUSADE





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I appreciate you guys and i say sound 'AMEN' to all your prayers and wishes. Wish i could reply everyone.


May God bless you all.

Nbote:
Welcum Cute Baby Exploress.. We are proud of U and Ur Daddy... U must hit FrontPage.. Congrats Baba

Explorers:
7days later, Friday, 12th October, 2018.

She's Grace Adeola Oluwafireyimika Oluwadarasimi Oluwatobiloba Ayomiposi Ayomikun Inioluwa OLUBUSADE





Modified


I appreciate you guys and i say sound 'AMEN' to all your prayers and wishes. Wish i could reply everyone.


May God bless you all.

Explorers:
My first, she came around 10am, Friday, 5th October, 2018 after so much struggle.


Labour started 3pm, Thursday, 4th October, 2018.

After admitting her, Doctor/nurses will check on her every 30 minutes to see how she's progressing.

From one cm to another took hours, rupturing of membrane manually with so much pain that brought tears to my eyes.

From back pain to stomach and legs. We couldn't sleep through the night.

2minutes of relief and 15minutes of pain, screaming.


The next morning, 5th October, she became so tired, talking was so difficult for her and that became the scariest moment of my life.

Moments later, the doctor called me to his office and said, 'we have to do the needful '.

He told me the bill and i was shocked, 'where would i get it? ' said to myself.

So they brought a document for me to sign, unknowingly, i signed where am supposed to put the date....Lol

They took her in, doctor said 'do you want to witness this? ' i said 'no'. I dont have the heart, i can pass out in there.

I was outside with friends and neighbors.

Moment later we heard ''ween ween ween ween", we all looked at each other and my neighbor 's wife said 'Sile that's your baby'

The door was opened, a nurse stepped out and asked 'who is the father?' i am and she handed her over, immediately, i started crying.

I was crying because of the joy in touching a baby that belongs to me for the first time, also remembering the pain my wife passed through for almost 24hours.


Then i also thought about my late mum, like she passed through this for me to come to life.


Men out there, do you still have a mum, your wife, the mother of your kids.

I think is time we cherish, respect and appreciate them more for what they've passed through and their sacrifice in the labour room/theatre.



I thank God they're both alive and well.



God bless every mother, every mother to be and all ladies/girls out there.





Earlier thread:


https://www.nairaland.com/3609673/explorers-nairalanders-wedding-photos?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C6687299711

Explorers:
7days later, Friday, 12th October, 2018.

She's Grace Adeola Oluwafireyimika Oluwadarasimi Oluwatobiloba Ayomiposi Ayomikun Inioluwa OLUBUSADE





Modified


I appreciate you guys and i say sound 'AMEN' to all your prayers and wishes. Wish i could reply everyone.


May God bless you all.

Explorers:
7days later, Friday, 12th October, 2018.

She's Grace Adeola Oluwafireyimika Oluwadarasimi Oluwatobiloba Ayomiposi Ayomikun Inioluwa OLUBUSADE





Modified


I appreciate you guys and i say sound 'AMEN' to all your prayers and wishes. Wish i could reply everyone.


May God bless you all.

speaktome:
Bros abeg remain some name for her siblings nah or na Only she you wan born...

Welcome baby girl

pocohantas:
Scary experience And one stupid man somewhere will beat his wife, say she was nagging...

Congrats to you both. Baby girls can be so adorable sha. Maybe it is the flower you all put on their heads

Welcome to Nigeria lil one.
BUHARI IS STILL THE PRESIDENT.

Explorers:
My first, she came around 10am, Friday, 5th October, 2018 after so much struggle.


Labour started 3pm, Thursday, 4th October, 2018.

After admitting her, Doctor/nurses will check on her every 30 minutes to see how she's progressing.

From one cm to another took hours, rupturing of membrane manually with so much pain that brought tears to my eyes.

From back pain to stomach and legs. We couldn't sleep through the night.

2minutes of relief and 15minutes of pain, screaming.


The next morning, 5th October, she became so tired, talking was so difficult for her and that became the scariest moment of my life.

Moments later, the doctor called me to his office and said, 'we have to do the needful '.

He told me the bill and i was shocked, 'where would i get it? ' said to myself.

So they brought a document for me to sign, unknowingly, i signed where am supposed to put the date....Lol

They took her in, doctor said 'do you want to witness this? ' i said 'no'. I dont have the heart, i can pass out in there.

I was outside with friends and neighbors.

Moment later we heard ''ween ween ween ween", we all looked at each other and my neighbor 's wife said 'Sile that's your baby'

The door was opened, a nurse stepped out and asked 'who is the father?' i am and she handed her over, immediately, i started crying.

I was crying because of the joy in touching a baby that belongs to me for the first time, also remembering the pain my wife passed through for almost 24hours.


Then i also thought about my late mum, like she passed through this for me to come to life.


Men out there, do you still have a mum, your wife, the mother of your kids.

I think is time we cherish, respect and appreciate them more for what they've passed through and their sacrifice in the labour room/theatre.



I thank God they're both alive and well.



God bless every mother, every mother to be and all ladies/girls out there.





Earlier thread:


https://www.nairaland.com/3609673/explorers-nairalanders-wedding-photos?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C6687299711

Brilliant post... Congratulations to @Explorers on the beautiful/cute new addition to
your family. Warm regards to all... and make SURE her mom takes her for all the
necessary immunizations as and when due to avoid any childhood illnesses such as
polio/measles.

All the best!

Explorers:
My first, she came around 10am, Friday, 5th October, 2018 after so much struggle.


Labour started 3pm, Thursday, 4th October, 2018.

After admitting her, Doctor/nurses will check on her every 30 minutes to see how she's progressing.

From one cm to another took hours, rupturing of membrane manually with so much pain that brought tears to my eyes.

From back pain to stomach and legs. We couldn't sleep through the night.

2minutes of relief and 15minutes of pain, screaming.


The next morning, 5th October, she became so tired, talking was so difficult for her and that became the scariest moment of my life.

Moments later, the doctor called me to his office and said, 'we have to do the needful '.

He told me the bill and i was shocked, 'where would i get it? ' said to myself.

So they brought a document for me to sign, unknowingly, i signed where am supposed to put the date....Lol

They took her in, doctor said 'do you want to witness this? ' i said 'no'. I dont have the heart, i can pass out in there.

I was outside with friends and neighbors.

Moment later we heard ''ween ween ween ween", we all looked at each other and my neighbor 's wife said 'Sile that's your baby'

The door was opened, a nurse stepped out and asked 'who is the father?' i am and she handed her over, immediately, i started crying.

I was crying because of the joy in touching a baby that belongs to me for the first time, also remembering the pain my wife passed through for almost 24hours.


Then i also thought about my late mum, like she passed through this for me to come to life.


Men out there, do you still have a mum, your wife, the mother of your kids.

I think is time we cherish, respect and appreciate them more for what they've passed through and their sacrifice in the labour room/theatre.



I thank God they're both alive and well.



God bless every mother, every mother to be and all ladies/girls out there.





Earlier thread:


https://www.nairaland.com/3609673/explorers-nairalanders-wedding-photos?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C6687299711

oseiwe:
the thread to welcome lil explorers just as you did for linda. pls add pishures too

Explorers:
7days later, Friday, 12th October, 2018.

She's Grace Adeola Oluwafireyimika Oluwadarasimi Oluwatobiloba Ayomiposi Ayomikun Inioluwa OLUBUSADE





Modified


I appreciate you guys and i say sound 'AMEN' to all your prayers and wishes. Wish i could reply everyone.


May God bless you all.

Explorers:
7days later, Friday, 12th October, 2018.

She's Grace Adeola Oluwafireyimika Oluwadarasimi Oluwatobiloba Ayomiposi Ayomikun Inioluwa OLUBUSADE





Modified


I appreciate you guys and i say sound 'AMEN' to all your prayers and wishes. Wish i could reply everyone.


May God bless you all.