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Wonder What Happens Tomorrow

Saturday will be 7 weeks and we have an ultrasound and bloodwork with the doctor. I'm hoping we see the heartbeat and my Hcg numbers doing some flying jumps. Anything to make me think this pregnancy is still viable. I've been taking it easy at home. I still don't feel as tired as I did when I was pregnant with Phoebe, but I know I eat a lot healthier, so is that giving me more energy??? Who knows. I know I feel bloated and a lot bigger in the lower belly than I was feeling and I got a yeast infection this week. Fun. Now I get to put two things inside at night instead of the progesterone suppositories I love so well.

I did go to bed very early last night. I was in bed by 9:30PM. Leo is at his parents doing the tile floor in their kitchen while they are out of town. They took Phoebe, two of her other cousins and an aunt with them. Last night everyone starts calling around 10:30 - 11:00 PM. First Phoebe, then MIL, then Leo. Phoebe was tired and missed me. MIL called to let me know Phoebe was OK all day and she thought she was just tired. Leo called after he finished working on the tile floor last night to tell me how things were going. I don't know if any of them realized I was sleeping when they called. I did fall back asleep between these phone calls very easily.

I'll let you all know how tomorrow morning goes.

Comments

Dr. Grumbles said…
I hope you get reassuring news at the appt - fingers crossed tight.
Lisa said…
Wishing you the best, you are in my thoughts. Good luck!
Thinking of you all, thanks for the update.
nancy said…
Totally thinking of you. ~hugs~
sara said…
Still keeping you in my thoughts for a great appointment...
Anonymous said…
Fingers crossed for both of us today. I hope we both get wonderful news and it means that we will both be giving birth in the next 7 1/2 months..
Good luck tomorrow!!
Thinking of you today and hoping for some good news. A strong heartbeat and high HCG numbers! Will check in on you later.

Much love...
Faith

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