Я снова тётка!

Sep 02, 2009 09:41

Сегодня в 5 утра у моей сестрёнки родился второй сын. Кесарево. Надеялась сама родить, но не получилось...
Буду молиться за всех за них, чтобы всё было хорошо с беби и с Наташкой.
Прийти и обнять их долго ещё не смогу - она родила в Саудовской Аравии...

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brotherskeeper1 September 2 2009, 06:42:20 UTC
CONGRATULATIONS on becoming an aunt! I am very happy for you and Natasha :) I am glad the birth went well and Natasha is doing fine. Thank God for a healthy baby :) I am on my way to sleep and I will say a prayer for all of you. God bless.

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emci September 3 2009, 07:27:38 UTC
MANY THANKS, MY DEAR!!!
Prayers would be most welcome, since Natasha doesn't feel very well after that cesarean operation. She born her elder son herself, so it was a bit unpleasant for her to be operated. But I spoke to her today, she said she felt better. After 5 days in the hospital she and the baby (he's supposed to be named Rami, and old Arabic name) must be home, so she'll be able to contact us by skype and ICQ, and phone. I hope she'll manage to go through all that (she has no help at home, since her husband is in the office all day).
I pray for all of them, and for you, too, my dear friend, Judy!

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brotherskeeper1 September 3 2009, 21:33:09 UTC
I love the name Rami and I can definitely tell it is Arabic.

I prayed prayers of thanks for all of you that all went well and Rami is healthy.

Remember Sunday 6PM your time ... :) I look forward to it.

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emci September 4 2009, 06:00:08 UTC
Me, too, my dear ('habibi' in Arabic)!
Thank you for your prayers, the baby and the mom are both ok now.
Khaled, my sister's husband, has just sent me the pic of Rami Khaled Khalil, my new nephew. He's so sweet!)) Dani (8), Natasha's elder son, is very proud of having held his new-born brother in his hands. I think they are all very happy now, so are we, as well.

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brotherskeeper1 September 4 2009, 06:43:10 UTC
Of interest: My doctor's last name is Khalid and is from Pakistan. I see you have Khaled for a brother-in-law and Rami Khaled Khalil. How similar the names are! I like them.

Prayers know no boundaries and are not limited by distance. It is the good will that matters.

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