Even though it was so early, I wondered if I'd have Asher on the 9th since way early in this pregnancy, since I looked up when the full moons were around my due date (since it happened that way for DD). I knew I'd go into labor at night and have baby the following day, since that's how my births before had gone, so I knew that if the full moon triggered it, the birthday would be the next day. And what do you know! That's exactly how it happened.
TTC, I'm sorry you had to deal with a longer NICU stay for your son. After only having a 6 hour stay for my son, I can imagine how hard that must have been. At the same time, though, I was almost nervous when they released him to the care of the regular nursery staff, and I even asked the NiCU nurse, "Will they know how to feed him correctly?"
I've heard the expression "Never trust a 35 weeker" because they can be very deceiving as far as looking like they're doing really well, and then suddenly having issues, so even though Asher seems to be doing so well, I'm going to be extra cautious with him for the next few weeks, just in case. In fact, we had planned to go out to dinner with DH's family this Saturday night, and my DH asked me yesterday, "We could still go, right? Asher would just sleep in his car seat." And I said no way. I'm not taking my 5 week premature baby to a busy restaurant three days after he's born!
Well, DH is getting the kids ready to come over to the hospital so they can meet Asher! I'm excited to see them. It's weird going a day without them around.