Caught up now.
Nato, I’m so sorry to hear about your friend. I imagine it must bring up a lot of old wounds though. I think our losses define us in ways that we never truly get rid of, even after having children. You and Lucy hit it on the head. I feel the same way. It has put me on a different path in life. I’m not sure anything positive came out of it for me. But I know it proved to me how resilient I am, how persistent I am and how much I really want a child. My losses gave me insight that I didn’t have before.
I’m also sorry to hear about your BIL’s father. In some ways it sounds like divine intervention. Maybe it was the only way he could get his son home safe and in one piece.
I can’t wait to see the jewel colored nursery! I love that you are still working on it!
Jaymie, happy 6 weeks! I think you have a scan today. Good luck!!
Ha ha at seeing a Video of Ben rejecting food! I want to see that too!
Vicky, good god woman, you’ve been through the ringer! I agree, lack of sleep and stress are at the root of this. I remember the friend of yours who died. He was super young. I don’t blame you for wanting Hero to have a room. It’s time. I hope she gives you the ok tonight. I like Nato’s idea of taking pictures. Is the built in something that could be salvaged and she could put in her own home? Good luck!
Allie, have an amazing trip! Nato might hunt you down though. Watch out!
Wow Nato, my NT scan was exactly the opposite. It was so lovely. They were so kind and I could tell immediately that things were fine. I hope Jen’s is that way too.
Tim and I haven’t even discussed one name yet. And honestly I’ve never had a secret list. We keep joking that we’ll call her some ethnic name that has nothing to do with our ethnicity. Like a tribal African name. But in truth, we have no clue yet. Maybe we should name her something that equates to wimp so she’ll be more of a warrior. It’s good to give babies complexes early on, don’t you think?