He is a very happy baby, lots of smiles and laughing now. I love this age. His little eyes glaze over when he sees me as if to say, 'thats my mummy and I love her so much'.
And I have some exciting news. I finished my midwifery course in January this year but didnt hand my final assessment in until April (oops). So after many phone calls and emails and organising my paperwork from my hospital and the uni, I finally registered as a Midwife. What more exciting is I only ever expected to get a pass (or hoped) and I ended up getting 1 distinction, 2 credits and 3 passes. Woohoo. My second degree finished, not bad for a person who apparently wouldnt amount to much and who was a 'distraction' at school. I still thank my english teacher and modern history teacher for showing me how to write essays.
Not bad for someone who was diagnosed with MS half way through the year, has three children, fell pregnant and lived in horrible staff quarters for 8 months. I'm pretty dam proud of myself.
So whats next? My masters of course, I started a Masters in health care management and will finish that and further study health education. I actually enjoy studying.
My results
Sunday afternoon I thought I'd go have a little nanna nap and ended up with 3 other people in bed with me, Andy was laughing at me, and Steve and Josh played games on his phone. So much for a relaxing cold afternoon when you feel like crap.
The other day I went outside to check up on what Cody, Joel and Joshua were doing and I came across them 'hanging out' on the trampoline. It was so funny cause Josh copies his older brothers.
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