An Interview with GCC Letting the old man have some fun with his Nikon.
10: 30 p.m. July 23, 1999 All of 30 minutes old and I'm preparing for my first helicopter ride. Tare weight: 3lbs 2.6 oz; 15.5 inches long. NICU Women's Hospital My home for a few weeks in Baton Rouge.				First Time I dunno, does he look nervous to you? August 31 Survived being home for a week; Suprisingly, Dad seems to know what he's doing. Big Guy, Huh? Except that's a car seat I'm sitting in.

Taking Turns

Graham Christopher Coleman was born 10:00 p.m., Friday, July 23, 1999 to Thomas Coleman and the late Cathy Coleman at Thibodaux Regional Medical Center in Thibodaux, Louisiana. He weighed 3 lbs 2.6 oz. at birth, and is welcomed home by his sister, Haley, and brothers Theo and Spencer.
Graham was airlifted to Women's Hospital in Baton Rouge and remained in the neonatal intensive care unit. The ventilator was removed after five days, and oxygen removed seven days later. A few days after that he was back-transferred to Thibodaux Regional for "feeding and growing." He was released from the hospital on August 24 weighing over 4 lbs.
At his two-month checkup Graham weighed in at six pounds 12 ounces and was consuming formula at the alarming rate of 4 oz every two or three hours. His health is exceptional but he remains on an apnea monitor for the next few months.
He and Dad are getting their schedules in sync, but it appears Graham will be a copy editor since he sincerely seems to enjoy evening shift.

Remembering Cathy

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