Hello, it's me, Dami. It's Nami. Today I have two special guests on the channel and a very disheveled appearance from the two of us. She's fine. She looks angelic. Little disheveled. We're going to try to upload this with the least amount of edits as possible, so please bear with us. I'm just going to review and announce she's here, baby's here. And also the surgery, how the surgery went. And what you can expect moving forward on this channel and also on our family channel where we just uploaded the birth vlog. So if you'd like to watch that you can click through right here. Yesterday night was our first night back from the hospital. We spent one night at the hospital, a total of 40 hours. The surgery was in the morning, so she was born at 8.31. In the morning on Tuesday, July the 9th, 2009. It went pretty smoothly. She came out really fast. 2019. Oh, 2019. Yeah, it went very well. We covered her hospital well for Nami. First-e-section. As planned, we had the Tugel location. Performed during this C-section as well since everything is already open. And our OB was very good. And she, I like a confident doctor when she asked us, like, will you be having the Tugel location? And then she said, if you do 100% chance, you cannot get pregnant again. And she, she's very confident about her surgical skills. And the doctors around her also attest to her amazing surgical skills. And also, those of you who have seen my C-section scar from ZX-C-section also say that, you know, what a good scar looks like. And she does a very good job. So we're very happy with how everything went. My standing family doctor told me that when they were performing the surgery, the bottom lining of my uterus, where my previous scar was, was very, very, very thin. So he said, I would have ruptured. I would have torn there if we did try for a V-back. So we're very glad that, you know, in Canada, we're not allowed to. Because I think we could have tried for a V-back. But if I had contractions, I would have torn there. Because he said it was so thin that you could see her hair through my uterus. Usually, uterine rupture is only 1% risk of C-section patients that try for a V-back. Like, usually it's very low 1%. But that doesn't mean that I would be 1%. It means that I could be part of that 1%. So we're really glad that, you know, that was in the case, because you could die from uterine rupture that certainly becomes very complicated. What do you think of your sister? I think it would be a sister. It's her first V-back. It looks like she's kind of like Gina. She might be trying for her to eat something. She's very clear with what she wants. She'll cry if she's uncomfortable or she needs something, and she'll stop crying and be satisfied. So she's clear with what she wants. And when she's satisfied, she's calm. Yes, she's calm. So it's looking pretty well. She only woke up twice, had four feeding, and she's been... When she was born, she was so pretty. That was like, how is kind of beautiful. Yeah, even the doctor was saying like, wow, she has such perfect features. Because he's like, everybody's beautiful, but her face is just so perfect. That's what the doctor said. Yeah, while he's checking, measuring that, he's like, wow, yeah. I didn't mean like so pretty, you know. Her features are very balanced. If we're goletten. Yeah. So we've been trying to practice speaking Korean with her. Wow. You two came out. Yeah. I give her the harmony if she hasn't forever. Wow, good job, baby. I just don't like it. Great. She's healthy. Very, very well done. She's very healthy. And even well. Yeah, and I'm healthy too. My recovery is very slow. It's still hard for me to walk and stand. And I do feel tugging at my cut, my incision. And my uterus is kind of heavy, but I do have to walk around to get my circulation going and to get my organs going again. So moving forward, I do have many pre-edited and pre-uploaded video scheduled for uploading at their timings. I was working really hard the last two months to just get that ready for everyone and get that ready for me so that I can rest, but at the same time the channel doesn't need to break. I think it's important for me to rest, so for the next month or so, I'm probably not going to do much work. I'm just posting on Instagram and on YouTube reading your comments and stuff. But in terms of actually editing and stuff, I think my goal will be doing that for the family channel. But I was working very hard to pre-edit and pre-set those videos because we do also have to feed our other two kids. So we can't afford to take a break on our channel. So I was working hard beforehand, so thank you for your concern. I think this worked out the best way. And I also want to say thank you to Hannah, who's our editor. She really helped us out beforehand to get a lot of videos ready as well. Thank you for all your support. For congratulating us. Yeah, and all your get-well messages and congratulate the Tory messages. There'll be a lot more content on the family channel about her, so we can go and watch those and see Michael's videos. As for the name, I forgot to mention that we'll be announcing it after we submit our government documents and have all her paperwork done. Probably be announcing it on the family channel. Please watch out for that video since her name hasn't been announced yet. So that's it for this announcement and kind of update. I will see you next time. Bye!