Ever so thankful for the fact that......
I have been the recipient of three cabbages, (the leaves help with engorgement and blocked ducts), since word spread that I have mastitis.
My husband can leave work at the drop of a hat to give me a break during the day.
Numerous people have offered to take care of Amelia should I need to go into town for antibiotics.
We have a 24 hour clinic with amazing nurses that not only administer hugs, but also the antibiotics I need (saving me from a trip into town)
My daughter, Claire, has practically slept the day away, freeing me to take care Amelia.
A good friend that brought me brownies and genuinely cares how I am doing.
Although I loath to admit it, the fact that the television channel "tree house" has kept my daughter occupied and happy while I have nursed, and pumped the day away.
My husband is doing to dishes and tidying the house as I sit here and type this blog post. He has been so understanding and helping through this whole ordeal.
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The early postpartum can be so hard, especially with two little girls who need you and family far away. I wish I was there to help too, Jocelyn (and bring more brownies!). It will get easier, and you are strong!
Lynn
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