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    Just arrived, via Emergency C-Section, Jo'an-Claire Beasley. Born to my wife Meredith and I about two hours ago. Baby is doing great, mother is having a rough night...but she will do fine. And by the way...we did have a Medical Operation Plan.;)
    Last edited by Dale Beasley; 10-12-2008, 04:20 AM.

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    Re: Just arrived, Jo'an-Claire Beasley

    Blessings and Best Wishes!

    That's quite a fine family you have--I'll look forward to seeing the newest little one next time we're down that way.
    Terre Hood Biederman
    Yassir, I used to be Mrs. Lawson. I still run period dyepots, knit stuff, and cause trouble.

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    ADVENTURE CALLS. Can you hear it? Come ON.

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      Re: Just arrived, Jo'an-Claire Beasley

      Blessings and Best Wishes for this new life...
      I like the first name, it is very beautiful, Houra for the mom and to the dad also... ;)
      William Miconnet
      French Mess
      AES
      BGR & IPW Survivor
      Never ever give up!
      In memory of Steve Boulton, live the little story, lost in the history...
      I believe!

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        Re: Just arrived, Jo'an-Claire Beasley

        Congratulations!

        That is a beautiful name.

        Hold mama's hand. I just read an article, that in many cases holding a woman's hand is a more effective pain killer than medicine. I pray her recovery is swift. :)
        Ron Mueller
        Illinois
        New Madrid Guards

        "How many legs does a dog have if you call the tail a leg?
        Four. Calling a tail a leg doesn't make it a leg."
        Abraham Lincoln

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          Re: Just arrived, Jo'an-Claire Beasley

          Congrats!!!!!!!!!! Do they make infant LSU jerseys??? Let me know when you stop smiling....Mine was born in May and I still haven't.
          Luke Gilly
          Breckinridge Greys
          Lodge 661 F&AM


          "May the grass grow long on the road to hell." --an Irish toast

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            Re: Just arrived, Jo'an-Claire Beasley

            Congratulations, Dale! I'm glad the baby is doing well and hope your wife has a more comfortable time ahead.

            Best wishes to you all!!
            John Wickett
            Former Carpetbagger
            Administrator (We got rules here! Be Nice - Sign Your Name - No Farbisms)

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              Re: Just arrived, Jo'an-Claire Beasley

              Congrats Dale! Thats wonderful and looks like you have another hand on the farm too. We will be praying for you folks to have a peaceful recovery.
              Take care
              Kaelin R. Vernon
              SOUTH UNION GUARD


              "Do small things with great love" -Mother Teresa

              " Put your hands to work and your hearts to God" -Mother Ann Lee

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                Re: Just arrived, Jo'an-Claire Beasley

                Thanks all,
                Baby is doing great. Her first words we "Ja tem...papa" ;) Mother keeps saying "I can't believe LSU lost"

                We were lucky.
                Last edited by Dale Beasley; 10-12-2008, 09:22 AM.

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                  Re: Just arrived, Jo'an-Claire Beasley

                  Congratulations! A new baby is always a wonderful thing!
                  Regards,
                  Elizabeth Clark

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                    Re: Just arrived, Jo'an-Claire Beasley

                    Congrats Dale, glad to hear all are doing well.
                    Robert W. Hughes
                    Co A, 2nd Georgia Sharpshooters/64th Illinois Inf.
                    Thrasher Mess
                    Operation Iraqi Freedom II 2004-2005
                    ENG Brigade, 1st Cavalry Div. "1st Team!"
                    Iraq & Afghanistan Veterans of America

                    Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, "Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?"
                    And I said "Here I am. Send me!" Isaiah 6:8

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                      Re: Just arrived, Jo'an-Claire Beasley

                      Originally posted by Dale Beasley View Post
                      Thanks all,
                      Baby is doing great. Her first words we "Ja tem...papa" ;) Mother keeps saying "I can't believe LSU lost"

                      We were lucky.


                      He speaks already French this baby "Je t'aime papa" :D:confused_:tounge_sm
                      The program of compulsory reintroduction of the French at the school works really well in Louisiana...:sarcastic
                      Or it is French in the veins that speaks :tounge_sm
                      William Miconnet
                      French Mess
                      AES
                      BGR & IPW Survivor
                      Never ever give up!
                      In memory of Steve Boulton, live the little story, lost in the history...
                      I believe!

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                        Re: Just arrived, Jo'an-Claire Beasley

                        William,
                        To speak Spanish is a necessity. To speak French is an art.
                        Last edited by Dale Beasley; 10-13-2008, 08:03 AM.

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                          Re: Just arrived, Jo'an-Claire Beasley

                          Well in "mah beist southroun drawl" (Redneck is not proper thank you) since I've no ability to speak Spanish, nor knowledge past cuss words in "Franch", I'm proud for you both and wish God's speed in recovery, and his touch in and through out life. Wow, is that a run on sentance or what ?...by today's standards it may well be.

                          Go Tigers, gator meat aint so good afterall.
                          Dennis Neal
                          "He who feels no pride in his ancestors is unworthy to be remembered by his descendants"
                          David F. Boyd, Major 9th Louisiana
                          Visit the site of the 16th Louisiana at
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                            Re: Just arrived, Jo'an-Claire Beasley

                            Originally posted by boreguard View Post
                            Well in "mah beist southroun drawl" (Redneck is not proper thank you) .
                            :D Dennis--Its always fun to mess with folks who don't know the difference between these dialects. I speak Upper Class Lower Alabama in a modern business setting, Georgia Mountain in a family setting, and Redneck when I'm dealing with anything to do with mechanical work, cattle, hay baling, or home maintenance.

                            May the lovely Miss Beasley grow up in an environment that values ALL her languages, and the rich heritage within them.
                            Terre Hood Biederman
                            Yassir, I used to be Mrs. Lawson. I still run period dyepots, knit stuff, and cause trouble.

                            sigpic
                            Wearing Grossly Out of Fashion Clothing Since 1958.

                            ADVENTURE CALLS. Can you hear it? Come ON.

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                              Re: Just arrived, Jo'an-Claire Beasley

                              Originally posted by Spinster View Post
                              :D Dennis--Its always fun to mess with folks who don't know the difference between these dialects. I speak Upper Class Lower Alabama in a modern business setting, Georgia Mountain in a family setting, and Redneck when I'm dealing with anything to do with mechanical work, cattle, hay baling, or home maintenance.
                              Now Miss Terre, I know alot of cattle farmers and hay baling folks who are either very smart or very good gamblers. Maybe thats why I like to play cards and bones and talk beef genetics.

                              And to YOU my dear...dear Brother Danis..."he who could sell matches in hell"...he who I have seen who could speak like a priest one miniute and start a bar fight the next...Stop by the St Domonic this morning.

                              William Miconnet, mon sha, Jo"an-Claire spoke French again this morning. She said " GOUEX Ti"GERS ", and to answer your questions we speak French within the veins, and more-so by the vines...saving a good bottle of Champagne..for when everyone is home.

                              To all, thank-you for all the phone calls, post, etc...we were very lucky to have been inside the hospital when the placental abruption occured. From the minute the placeta broke and the baby was born was 22 min. Meredith loss a very large amount of blood, and it will be about a week before she gets to come home. My "GRAND-Baby" is doing great. We are very, very lucky.
                              Last edited by Dale Beasley; 10-13-2008, 08:57 AM.

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