I think we've talked her out of that one. But talking about this with my parents, instead of just here or with DH, is definitely making it more real in my mind!Hope everyone has been enjoying their weekend! From catching up on posts, it sounds like things are continuing to go well for everyone.
I just got back from a weekend with my parents. It was Mom's birthday on Friday, so I told her about the pregnancy by framing a photo of the scan and wrapping it as her gift. Definitely nervous about how they'd take the news, but they were both over the moon. Mom spent ALL Saturday coming up with possible baby names. We're going with a Celtic name (I'm Scottish), so she poured over her Scottish history books for ideas. Yes, she actually suggested "Mungus"
New due date is June 16, probably, but we have another scan in two weeks so we will see if the due date still stays that way.
It went well...little bean was measuring a little smaller at 7w2d, but hb was 146! Very thankful.
It went well...little bean was measuring a little smaller at 7w2d, but hb was 146! Very thankful.
Congrats! Let me know if/when you want to change the date.
Yay for the healthy review/visitIt went well...little bean was measuring a little smaller at 7w2d, but hb was 146! Very thankful.
Congrats! Let me know if/when you want to change the date.
I am okay with changing it now. It seems logical that when I went in for my first blood test that the nurse told me that I was very early...I think I would have only been 3w5d at that first test. I don't think my cycle was a straight 28 days and I probably ovulated later. Thanks!
I needed to move twice on the same bus yesterday because I thought I was seriously going to lose my lunch...and this morning, the woman sitting next to me smelled like a weird mix of moth balls (or bengay) and perfume. I wanted to die and couldn't figure out a way holding my breath for the entire 20 minute ride. I am so thankful for my symptoms, but oh, it makes me consider driving everyday to work.
So, I live in a large city and take public transportation on a very regular basis...and I have to say, my super-bionic crazy sense of smell these days is making me a little crazy.
So, I live in a large city and take public transportation on a very regular basis...and I have to say, my super-bionic crazy sense of smell these days is making me a little crazy.
Ugh! Just reading this made me nauseous. I feel for you. Where do you live in Chicago? I lived in Lincoln Park for a few years after college.
I'm assuming you live in Chicago since your location says Illinois.
And then there are the smokers...standing everywhere outside their offices blowing all the secondary smoke in the air which whirls around and hits me in the face, totally making me want to throw up. Sorry to complain so...the sense of smell thing is really my only big symptom when pregnant. My daughter's dirty diaper the other day almost did me in too.
