alliec
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Cheshire, sorry to hear about the bad air! I hope you've been able to avoid the worst of the smoke and that it's not affecting you or your loved ones much.
DBZ, what a great way to announce to your mom! And what an adorable story! I love that she wasn't quite following along earlier but wanted to be supportive anyway. She sounds like a doll.
I hope your MIL does respect your wishes about not revealing the pregnancy. I'd be pretty upset if I discovered my MIL was talking about my fertility trials with her social circle.
I did get a picture of the baby, although, of course, it's all very blobby still. Watching the heartbeat flicker on screen was amazing, and hearing it even more so. I'm really looking forward to the next scan.
Tess, I hope you have a lovely and reassuring midwife appointment tomorrow. Fingers crossed for some good news about the bleeding. Also, I truly hope your morning sickness doesn't stick around until week 30 again; that sounds rough!
I'm also nowhere near telling people yet. Family will find out at Christmas but everyone else will just find out as I get bigger and it becomes obvious. We are planning on some kind of special announcements for family, though. Especially since the timing works out so nicely with the holidays.
Is anyone else planning on announcing over the holidays? I know that it's not always appropriate (considering there might be people in a family that find pregnancy a sensitive topic) but that it can also be a nice (and convenient!) time to share the news.
For us, we are lucky that announcing during Christmas won't be insensitive to anyone present. I'm an only child and neither of my husband's siblings are planning on having kids any time soon. Plus, everyone knows that we've been pursuing fertility treatments for a while so we feel confident that the news will be received positively. We are also just a pretty lowkey family overall, so once the initial "congratulations" are shared we'll all probably quickly move onto arguing about our latest renovations anyway
DBZ, what a great way to announce to your mom! And what an adorable story! I love that she wasn't quite following along earlier but wanted to be supportive anyway. She sounds like a doll.
I hope your MIL does respect your wishes about not revealing the pregnancy. I'd be pretty upset if I discovered my MIL was talking about my fertility trials with her social circle.
I did get a picture of the baby, although, of course, it's all very blobby still. Watching the heartbeat flicker on screen was amazing, and hearing it even more so. I'm really looking forward to the next scan.
Tess, I hope you have a lovely and reassuring midwife appointment tomorrow. Fingers crossed for some good news about the bleeding. Also, I truly hope your morning sickness doesn't stick around until week 30 again; that sounds rough!
I'm also nowhere near telling people yet. Family will find out at Christmas but everyone else will just find out as I get bigger and it becomes obvious. We are planning on some kind of special announcements for family, though. Especially since the timing works out so nicely with the holidays.
Is anyone else planning on announcing over the holidays? I know that it's not always appropriate (considering there might be people in a family that find pregnancy a sensitive topic) but that it can also be a nice (and convenient!) time to share the news.
For us, we are lucky that announcing during Christmas won't be insensitive to anyone present. I'm an only child and neither of my husband's siblings are planning on having kids any time soon. Plus, everyone knows that we've been pursuing fertility treatments for a while so we feel confident that the news will be received positively. We are also just a pretty lowkey family overall, so once the initial "congratulations" are shared we'll all probably quickly move onto arguing about our latest renovations anyway