Last post before "Lost"

The doctors just left (MFM specialist and floor OB). Anyway, they were very optimistic about her condition. We are day by day at this point. It could be tonight . . . it could be Valentine's Day). It all depend now on Martha's BP and her blood work each day. I asked the doctor about why aren't they taking protein measurements any more . . . he said that it's like a circus game of trying to ring the bell with hammer . . . we've already hit the bell. There is no sense in trying to hit the bell again.

The doctors did talk with us about what to expect in regards to "if she delivers anytime soon." They are confident that even if she came tonight, developmentally and survivability, the odds are very high and in our favor . . . so no worries.

The doctors did hint that we were the "highest priority" on the hall. This means that any complaint from Martha (i.e. "my side hurts"), the doctors will jump into action.

I did add a picture of the food here in Presbyterian . . . wow, what a difference from Piedmont.

Martha and I do want to thank everyone of you for your thoughts, prayers and posts . . . keep them coming.

Hopefully this will be the last update for the night and Martha and I can enjoy the season premiere of Lost without any interruptions from the nurses and doctors. =)

Thanks!