MW couldn't feel the head and thought the baby might be breech so I had to have an u/s. I was excited about that but Avery certainly didn't enjoy sitting there in the stroller in the dark -- "mama, mama, mama, mama, mama!!!!!" Turns out the head IS down and everything looked fine.
MW was concerned about my recent throwing-up-so-sick-I'm-going-to-die episodes (last was the night of Avery's party) and I have to go back for an u/s on my gallbladder tomorrow. I also had to test my iron again today. I am terrified of having another hemmorrage after birth.
She also wasn't thrilled with the amount I've been doing lately. She said over-doing it is not going to cause PTL but she ordered me to really take time to put my feet up and rest every day. I really am trying!
She didn't see any need to check my cervix. She said it really doesn't give any information. You can be 3cm for weeks and it means nothing. Fine with me.
My appt which usually lasts 20 minutes took an hour and a half today. Poor Avery. And we have to go back again tomorrow. She was so sweet though hugging and kissing me while the nurse was taking my b/p. I think she thought I was getting a shot like she did yesterday. And then she was hugging and kissing the baby too. I just love my sweet little girl. And my sweet little BB too.
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knocked up again
I found out the day Avery turned 5 months old that I was pregnant again. That old saying about Vegas doesn't seem to work with the Bahamas. As it turns out, what happens in the Bahamas doesn't always stay in the Bahamas.
I am now the proud mother of two way under two!
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About Me
- MrsABC
- I taught first grade for 10 years and am now adjusting to life as a stay-at-home-mom. And yes, my initials are actually ABC -- my mother always told me to marry a C. My husband and I welcomed our beautiful daughter, Avery Jane, in September 08 and our handsome son, Tyler Jacob, in November 09.
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