My premature daughter just arrived :)

**phoenix111g** · 8th Jan 2008, 11:37

Hi,

From all the hard time and stress last year about Nana's mum was very ill and passed away in early December, Nana went to labour before she should be.

Our daughter was born on the 3rd of Jan at 3.33pm weight just above 2000g (36 weeks - very tiny

) luckily she is healthy.

Nana still is very upset about her mum but thank to our new arrival whom make her busy and hopefully she can move on the grief sooner.

Gary

**phoenix111g** · 8th Jan 2008, 11:37

Hi,

From all the hard time and stress last year about Nana's mum was very ill and passed away in early December, Nana went to labour before she should be.

Our daughter was born on the 3rd of Jan at 3.33pm weight just above 2000g (36 weeks - very tiny

) luckily she is healthy.

Nana still is very upset about her mum but thank to our new arrival whom make her busy and hopefully she can move on the grief sooner.

Gary

**Conrad** · 8th Jan 2008, 11:55

Congratulations on the new arrival Gary and Nana.
Conrad

**Tobias** · 8th Jan 2008, 12:08

Wow, what an extreme mix of emotions Nana must be experiencing. Congratulations and condolences, Nana no doubt will need as much support as you are able to give at this time.

**axel1974** · 8th Jan 2008, 12:38

all the very best to you both from

steve and bee

**Neil & Mook** · 8th Jan 2008, 14:07

my thoughts mirror tobias.
best wishes to both of you
regards
Neil & Mook

**storm1fishing** · 8th Jan 2008, 14:59

All the best from myself and Ying as well

**phoenix111g** · 8th Jan 2008, 15:20

Hi,

Thank you so much for all of you

next mission is to find her name

Gary

**Nick1810** · 8th Jan 2008, 15:25

Gary and Nana

Many congratulations on your new arrival.

Our thoughts are with you both.

Take care

Nick and Fon

**thongchai** · 8th Jan 2008, 15:39

Best wishes for the future too,

**Tony & Apple** · 8th Jan 2008, 19:11

best wishes for the future from us too

**ash** · 8th Jan 2008, 21:35

Great news

she weighed 0.8 kgs more than my Daughter who was only 1.2 kg and is now 14 years old and ** kilo so don't worry.

ash

**prioritypress** · 8th Jan 2008, 22:52

Originally posted by phoenix111g:
Hi,

Thank you so much for all of you

next mission is to find her name

Gary

Congratulations

What was her late grandmother's name/s?

I'm sure your wife might like that or an English version of it. Maybe as a "middle" name?

Nick

**michael001** · 9th Jan 2008, 02:15

gtreat news
all good thing's come in little packages

**phoenix111g** · 9th Jan 2008, 06:29

Congratulations

What was her late grandmother's name/s?

I'm sure your wife might like that or an English version of it. Maybe as a "middle" name?

Yeah I was thinking about that but Nana said her mom's name is quite old fashion if we gonna name our tiny girl

plus she said Thai people prefer a UNIQUE name for the kid it's even better if you can name the kid with the name that nobody use it or very small amount people use it

A bit silly for me cause UK people likes using the same name of the parent or grands' or great grands' for our kid but again she said Thai people not gonna use the same name as the parents it's not good it will make the baby not healthy or bad luck

Is that true? Anybody used to ask your other half?

Gary

PS Thanks again for all wishes, we wish you all the best as well

**ash** · 9th Jan 2008, 06:38

Our sons middle name is the name of Daengs late father and she had no problems with that

, being fair he's not using it any more though

ash

**phoenix111g** · 9th Jan 2008, 06:43

Great news she weighed 0.8 kgs more than my Daughter who was only 1.2 kg and is now 14 years old and ** kilo so don't worry.

ash

OMG I hate to think how tiny she was and how difficult to change her cause now when we change her nappy we were worried about snapping her legs cause they are just twice size of Nana's thumb.

However your daughter's case give us a big encouragement

thanks

Gary