Stef, sounds like a productive visit indeed. I'm glad you are getting some more information.
And great news that it looks like you've ovulated! Your chart certainly reflects that, too!
C, I know what you mean about wanting definite signs. I'd be so excited if I had a bloody show! It's still early, though. I keep reminding myself that plenty of women start labor from zero. There was one birth story on the third tri board yesterday where the woman started with no dilation at all and had the baby less than an hour later! It was her third birth but still, our bodies are capable of doing a lot in a short time.
Shante, I'm sorry about your breasts.
I heard a podcast recently about adoption and a couple of the mothers mentioned that that was the hardest thing for them, when their milk came in. Hang in there hon, it sounds like it must be seriously painful but it should get better soon.
I feel like such an old lady this morning. I spent some time yesterday building furniture with DH and it made my back and hips soooo sore! I wasn't lifting anything and was sitting down most of the time, and still I can't believe how taxing it was, especially when I felt totally normal right before I started. We have one more dresser to build and I'm itching to get started, but I need to take a day off.
I think DH got a little excited last night because he has read that increased backache is a sign of labor. I just said...I wish!
Based on the u/s photos though, I suspect kiddo has my chin and my husband's nose. We'll see!
All we have are the sickening pills!
I used to love chocolate and ice cream and I can't have either now. I also don't like chicken that much anymore. The thing that really makes my stomach flip though is the smell of lavendar. I know it's not food but you know 
