August 2010 Babies 
For all babies born in August 2010 or Mother's who were due in 2010.
I hope all of you ladies are doing well. God bless you and your little ones!!
but the Dr isn't too concerned yet. I have to go see him again next Tuesday and if it's still high then he may consider putting me on medication to lower it. He did point out that it can take up to six weeks for my blood pressure to return to normal. On the plus side, I've lost just over 20 pounds already (YAY!) and he said my incision is looking fantastic. I really hadn't realized just how swollen I had gotten until I saw how thin my face became after giving birth and I could see my ankles again. 
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