Well, now that you are feeling better and well rested, I suggest helping her to learn how to fall asleep in her bed. At first, it's going to be rough, because she's associated you with sleep. And she's going to probably take short naps.. so knowing this, do some research first, so you will be prepared! :wink:
First, I would take a look at Tracy's third book, Tracy's sleep interview (attachment is on this board, as an announcement) and look at the teaching sleep to newborn and young infant announcement.
Do Tracy's 4 S wind down routine, doing the wind down routine in her room. When she's looking drowsy, then lie her down in her bed. There are many strategies in the teaching sleep announcement-- such as patting/shushing/eye shielding/hand pressure-- to help settle to sleep. If she becomes upset and does not resettle in her crib, then use the pu.pd method (again, research first in Tracy's book, so that you are doing it right).
Be consistent and patient. Teaching sleep takes time, and is a learning process for young infants. At first, she's going to be confused, because she's used to falling asleep on you. Just be patient with her.. she'll get through it.
Hope this helps!