I love dogs with epilepsy

So this was the song I was referring to in our conference call. I'm sure it kept you guys up all night wondering about it! Brett and Jemaine both like the same girl who is looking for her epileptic dog who got lost in the park. They organize a fundraiser to raise awareness and write a song. It's awesome. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1crW3MOIl0E

Still the Coolest

Em sets her book down to hold Caroline

Emily and Caroline first day home from hospital

Up close and personal

We can't decide what/who she looks like...

Em finally gets to check out her sister

Estrogen Overload

Introducing... Caroline Bonnie Shaha!

Caroline Bonnie Shaha, 7 lbs, 14 oz. born at 11:52 p.m. We only have a few pics of her and they are right after the birth. Hopefully we can get some good ones today. All in all I've only spent about 30 minutes with her (two quick visits to the ICU). Hopefully she will get out today. The red marks around her eyes and mouth are from the oxygen mask they put on her. I'm assuming you all heard that we had to have an emergency c-section because the chord was coming out first and the pressure on it from her head was cutting off her oxygen supply. It was the scariest few moments of my life. It was amazing though, from the time the doctor said, "Shoot, there's a problem" to "Congratulations!" was about five minutes. Roadkill...yes, that is the perfect description of me in this picture. I wouldn't normally post such a horrifying picture of myself, but this one is pretty funny. This was taken about five or ten minutes after her birth. I was so strung out on all the meds I literally could not talk. I was trying to shout at the doctor, "Don't you dare take my picture!" but I seriously couldn't get any words out. Ben looks fantastic though, you can tell what a proud papa he is.