Glad to hear that things are well and someone is going on a cruise.
Scans are interesting and useful but also relay information that can sometimes be scary. AT my 18-20 scan the us tech did a good job and said everything looked fine. Then the head doctor comes in and goes over everything. He tells me that baby has some CFS ( cerebral spinal fluid) in two cyst on both sides. This info I find out is also used as a soft marker for TRi 18 and downs. But since I had my CVS test and it's a boy ( no mistaking tissue sample for my own) they know I don't have those two. None the less it panicked me and I was a little irritated at the us tech for saying how wonderful things were. As doc was discussing with me , he says really this is normal and not to worry. Well I am pretty sure the world slowed down and he started speaking really slowly. I tried not to worry but of course at 44, I am going to worry. Then I went home to the mother of all things knowing the " internet" and found out that this is indeed very common at 18 weeks. So now I am not worried but for about a half a day I was traumatized with "what ifs" and perhaps they missed something. I finally got to see my OB last week who wasn't concerned at all. I will be going for a follow up us in Nov.
Anyway, sometimes you really just got to stay positive and get support. It's not always what they make it out initially.
Someone needs to write a book.. How to be carefree and have fun while pregnant.
Also sometimes pregnancy really brings out the strangeness in others. People really do say wierd things to pregnant people. Last time I was pregnant this man kept trying to get closer to me at the check out at Safeway. He didn't seem wierd but it was odd. OTher people say bizarre things. Some guy was trying to be funny and joke with me at Sam's club , I just smiled and turned around. Is this happening to anyone else ?