Brooks' pregnancy was by far my hardest. The struggles with sickness, body pain in every way including a hernia, and the mental battles that I faced was almost too much for me. I know without a doubt that the Lord was aware of me and made up for that which I couldn't. The only fun part of this pregnancy was not knowing what we were having! I still cannot even believe that I did this! It was such a challenge and by 30 weeks I was aching to nest and had no clue what to nest for! In the end I absolutely loved finding out at birth and will probably do it again! We ended up moving in June which left me traveling about an hour to my doctor for my appointments. It was 100% worth it and I WILL do it again with my last. He is the best doctor I have ever had and the nursing staff and everyone around was fantastic to say the least! Hospital included. (I'll get to them later!) Once I got about three weeks from my due date I requested for my membranes to be str
Little Brooks and I had the opportunity to join my momma and little sister's best friend and go to South Carolina to see my little sister, Mandee graduate from Basic Training for the ARMY. She was stationed at Ft. Jackson in Columbia, SC. It was such a fun trip and so much fun to finally see her again. She looked great and it was a good visit. While we were there we decided to enjoy a little vacation and head down to Charleston, SC. I am in love with this city and hope to take Tyson back sometime so he can see it too. -Graduation Day- -Family Day- -CHARLESTON- We went to a plantation and learned some History. It was absolutely beautiful here and I've never seen anything like it. We ate some delicious BBQ and experienced downtown. The homes here are to die for and I loved every single one. There were so many trees everywhere we went I was in awe of it all! Such a pretty place and so cool to see it all.