Update

Sunday, September 2, 2007

I just thought that I would give a general update for everybody on what's going on up here in New York with us.

First of all, as you've probably guessed, I'm still pregnant....39 weeks today. She has stayed in as long as we needed her to, and then a little bit, to ensure that Tyrone doesn't have to deploy right now. I appreciate everybody's prayers as far as that is concerned. I did have an appt. last Thurs., and we are making progress towards the baby getting here, I won't be pregnant forever. It does feel that way, though, and I'm sure that anybody who has ever been pregnant can sympathize with that feeling. IF she's not here by Wed., I have another appt. then, so we'll see where we stand!

On a more serious note, although Tyrone is not deploying right now, his platoon leaves along with the rest of the main body sometime in the next 48 hours. 1st Brigade is composed of 3,500 soldiers, and they all need our prayers. It is hard to watch what the families are going through, you can literally tell, just by people's demeanors, who has a loved one leaving this week. And, of course, the inescapable fact that runs through my head is that soon, it will be us. Just please keep us, and all of the soldiers in your prayers. We need all we can get.

I keep hoping that every post I put up will be my last before announcing the birth of our little girl, and, just maybe, this time it will be true (but I'm not holding my breath!)

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Our prayers will be with all the troops. It is our prayer that God will keep our soldiers in His hands and protect them. God knows more than we will ever know and to all the families that are out there be strong and keep your faith in God. We know it is not easy. I to will have to take on the thought of my son leaving for Irac so we will have to keep one another lifted up in prayer daily.

Sgt M

Anonymous said...

HI Bailey and Tyrone, Just wanted you to know that my prayers are with you as you anticipate a very wonderful thing and a very hard thing. There is only one way to get through the hard part - and that is trusting in God to be your strength. There is also the way to share your joy as Little Miss No Name arrives and that is thankfulness to Him for His creation!!! By the way...I watched your grandma as your grandpa left for Viet Nam...and heard these words cried out..."OH, God, Go With Him"

Anonymous said...

I know that sick in your stomach feel when you send yur loved one off and we daily pray for our military men. The good news is that we know from exprience that The Lord does and will give all thats needed for the family to handle this in growth and strength! love to all of you.

The McKays said...

we will be in prayer for you guys for sure. thanks for the update. how wonderful that Tyrone will be able to see his little girl born, though. can't wait to meet her!