Danbury Hospital bracelet completes circle of life on Father's Day

this is a realy corny story!!!!!

mary smith wrote:

this is a realy corny story!!!!!

.... and I loved it!
Congratulations to the entire family!

never heard it called a ''tush trumpet'' before...oh well...after two kids of my own, i thought i had heard everything....but,''tush trumpet''? yikes, anyway, congratulations to the family, nice age to become a parent...not too young and not too old.

CantThinkOfAName wrote:

never heard it called a ''tush trumpet'' before...oh well...after two kids of my own, i thought i had heard everything....but,''tush trumpet''? yikes, anyway, congratulations to the family, nice age to become a parent...not too young and not too old.

Canadians work as editors at the news-Times - what can I tell ya?

What a nice story! I only wish that had found a couple from the Danbury area to showcase in the Danbury area newspaper!

I don't understand this deal about the "birthing" center place. If it works, fine, but when things go wrong, they drag you over to the hospital during what's probably a stressful time to both parents and baby and then they get a whole new set of doctors, nurses, docs from anesthesia, etc. If I was a new parent I'd be at the hospital from the git go in case something went wrong. My daughter had her son at the hospital and they too have a "birthing" center. She got great care, it was personal, and if something went bad, they only had to go down a hall. Not down the street!

Well done Randy, Welcome to Fathers Day. My son just turned fifty & I remember the day he was born @ Danbury Hospital like it was last week. He has given me more joy in those 50 years than any man has the right to expect

this canuck never heard "tush trumpet" either - a canadian would have called it a bum blast - I kinda like Tush Trumpet

Danbury Ed wrote:

I don't understand this deal about the "birthing" center place. If it works, fine, but when things go wrong, they drag you over to the hospital during what's probably a stressful time to both parents and baby and then they get a whole new set of doctors, nurses, docs from anesthesia, etc. If I was a new parent I'd be at the hospital from the git go in case something went wrong. My daughter had her son at the hospital and they too have a "birthing" center. She got great care, it was personal, and if something went bad, they only had to go down a hall. Not down the street!

I don't understand it, either. People are way too into the whole earthy, personal experience about child labor. I think it's much more important to focus on how you raise your kids, not how you get them out of you!