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I have been nothing short of in awe of you these past two weeks. The mental and physical toughness you’ve shown, and everything pregnancy & childbirth have put your body through, is something I genuinely can’t wrap my head around. There’s not a man in this world who wouldn’t have completely lost it 20 minutes into what you’ve had to endure.

But through all of it, the most incredible part has been watching the love and excitement you have for our daughter. Even at 4 in the morning, running on no sleep, you somehow still manage to be so excited to wake up and feed her.

I don’t really know what I expected pregnancy and childbirth to look like, but the level of respect and admiration I have for you, and every mom who has gone through this, is astronomical.

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My wife, the nurses, the doctors… you guys are legitimately real-life heroes.

Tash, thank you for being the best mom I could have ever asked for our daughter. Watching you become a mother has somehow made me love you even more than I thought was possible.

You are the strongest person I know, and our little girl has absolutely no idea how lucky she is to have you.