Wires by Mandy
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| Recording: | Jul 1, 2008 at 10:49 PM |
| Member: | Mandy |
| Song: | Wires |
| Artist: | Athlete |
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| Views: | 62 |
| Comments: | 20 |
2 months ago, RazzedGOLD said:
My son Callum was born 14 years ago and the doctors didnt listen when we said something was wrong ...
They eventually were running down the hall to ICU with a blue baby ... Its scary and you never forget it ..
The first 6 months ICU ward became our home ... you wouldnt know it now ... He is the one who is always into any scrapes or mishaps he can find . Cant hold him down :)
Tears streaming down my face here but smiling that they made it .... :)
2 months ago, Wombatboy said:
Well, I can't say I really heard the song; I was too wrapped up in reading your message and then looking at your adorable daughter. She looks so much like you. I'm so glad that story has a happy ending.
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2 months ago, swngsong55GOLD said:
Awesome love,so glad to see the story had a happy ending...she is beautiful like Mom.......never heard this song but it was great listening to you sing ..................Hugs.........Al
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2 months ago, KazzCONTRIBUTOR said:
Wow what a tough time you both had, She is absalutly gorgeous, looks just like her mum ;)
Fantastic singing Mandy, pure emotion x
2 months ago, Wombatboy said:
Well, I finally got back here and actually listened to the song.... wow, I can see what triggered this story now. I've never heard this before but it's really good, and of course you sang it beautifully, as always.
Hugs...Barry
2 months ago, RubyrooGOLD said:
Rubyroo just can't be botheredawww mandy....that must of been awfully worrying for you...the wee sconey...and just look at the wee angel now!! shes just gorgeous and looks just like her mammy!!
not heard this song before either..new one to me...but sounds good to me..song and sing! just lovely!! :-)
2 months ago, LeeGallagherGOLD said:
bloody hell Mandy what a time for ya huni... like ya say you wouldn't think it to see her now!
she's beautiful... so is her mummy :)
2 months ago, Midnight_WarriorGOLD said:
awwww sad song and that sad bout her .. but shes a beautiful little girl !!! loved this !!! u always sound so fantastic !!!
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2 months ago, PepsiGOLD said:
Pepsi has to work friday night. :(Beautiful rendition, Mandy. Thanks for sharing your story. :)
2 months ago, 8ntriteGOLD said:
8ntrite 's sleeping, please leave a message at the beep an she'll git itSimply BEAUTIFUL and so heartfelt! FANTASTIC sing! :::: APPLAUSE :::::
2 months ago, cherokeebratGOLD said:
cherokeebrat i find it amusing how stupid ppl think i am....lmboWOW SUPER SUPER
Beautiful
2 months ago, BryanKeithGOLD said:
Great job Mandy. this is Wonderful. your little girl is so adorable! Beautiful sing and story. God Bless
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2 months ago, WannaBeLOLGOLD said:
Wonderful sing and moving story!!!!!!!!!*****My granddaughter was in the hospital for a week with an infection before she could come home after her birth....
Deb :)
2 months ago, RylieghsgramGOLD said:
Very touching story, we lost our first and only grand-daughter this pass January to kidney failure, she was 4 months premature and lived 31 days..our daughter never left her side, so I know some what , what you went through, thank god your little girl made it!!
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2 months ago, ElrondaGOLD said:
Ohhhhhh Mandy this is lovely sweetie what a lovely dedication and such a heartfelt story got me crying here ...as a mother of four myself I know what it is like to worry about ones newly born child...especially when complications set in...She is beautiful Mandy just like her mother... Gorgeous singing darlin I loved it Good luck hugsss :)
2 months ago, LuvnmysoldierGOLD said:
Luvnmysoldier ~wishing my hubby was here to pamper me while i'm sick :(~Oh Mandy, this is beautiful...never heard it before now, but wow! What a little cutie baby girl you've got :). Good luck with the contest :).
Recording information by MandyCONTRIBUTOR
Seven years ago, next month, I gave birth to my daughter Shannon by Caesarian section, 3 weeks early.
I am diabetic. The midwife should have taken her bloods straight away, as babies of diabetics immediately lose sugar when they are born, because they take the sugar from their mother, and lose that in birth.
For some reason she forgot, and took her off to be bathed while I got stitched up. Over an hour later she brought a screaming baby into me, and the doctor asked if bloods had been taken, which then were.
She was at 0.07 and was having a hypo attack. The doctor bellowed at the emergency crew to get the baby to SCUBU straight away. I couldn't even sit up, let alone get there with her, although first thing next morning I was wheeling my IV drip down the corridors to get to her. I spent the next 5 days ducking and diving out of the nurses' way so that they didn't send me home, which I knew they would if they caught me, because I wanted to spend every minute with her..all taped up to wires and machines and blood being taken every couple of hours.
Eventually they pinned me down, and I had to go home, leaving her in there for another couple of days with me travelling back and forwards to see her instead.
As the song says, you wouldn't think it to see her now :)