@hollyeva thank you for the tips! we’re in the east panhandle, wedged between md and va, about 30ish minutes from winchester. do you remember the name of the italian place in radford? is it casual and does it by chance have pizza (dd loves pizza)? i think i recall there being an awesome botantical gardens in charlottesville; haven’t been, but i think i had seen that there’s one, and your post reminded me of it just now.
@offtoneverland No I’ve never been to Burlington. I haven’t been to much of the northeast, so I’m very excited. I’m going with 3 other people and we were trying to find a destination where no has been (much harder to do then i thought) and Burlington Vermont was the winner!
@bfpafter4years yes Dopplers can be very stressful. I had once incident so far where I couldn’t find the heartbeat. Hubs and I took a break, watched a tv show, tried again, and found it right away. It was MUCH lower then where we were searching before. My personal rules with the Doppler is 1. Only use it once a week and when I don’t have an appointment. This way it doesn’t become an obsession and also minimizes the stressful moments of not finding the heartbeat right away. 2. Only use it when my husband is home. If it’s taking to long, I let him drive the Doppler bc I’m no good at it when I start to feel anxious. He’s also good at being the voice of reason. He’ll make us stop and try again later if we are having trouble finding it. He’s never worried about it, which calms me down. I’m glad you got some movement! That is definitely a positive.
@phoenix870509 I am so glad you sought out help and will be monitored. My mom and sister struggled with depression and it is an ugly beast. Keep taking care of yourself!
@bfpafter4years Congrats on the house. Our market is similar to yours but has slowed down a bit recently. We have lost 3 houses in the last year from being outbid.
Thank you ladies for the kind words and thoughts. This is my first experience with losing someone close to cancer. My aunt died of cancer but she was in her 60's, not old but definitely got more time. My SIL never got to experience being married or having children. I can't help but feel bad for her in that respect. My friend mentioned a childs book on death, it uses dinosaurs to help explain it. I ordered it on Amazon to read to my son and will see if that helps. He may somewhat understand the abstract concept of it. He seems to get there is an actual human baby inside my belly and was so excited to show all his daycare friends the "pictures" from our ultrasound today. I feel that is a bit of an abstract concept so we will see after I read the book.
This morning I was finally able to relax a bit and just cry. Crying relieves stress for me. After dropping my son at daycare I just started crying on my way home. (He goes 1 day a week during the summer. I am a teacher.) I hadn't been able to just relax a bit without him or DH around. It was very helpful. I normally ball in front of DH but I am trying not to.
@blue2mango You'll have to let us know what your son thinks of the book. I hope it helps him understand (at least a little) what's going on. I'm glad you were able to let yourself go yesterday and have a good cry. Sometimes that can be so cathartic.
Feeling really blah today... *TW for pretty much this whole post*
We have friends who had been TTC for a few years and told us all about their journey. They got their BFP and she is due right around the same time as me. DH found out at work yesterday that they spent Tuesday in a city hospital because the baby is measuring small and might not make it. I can't stop thinking about them and hoping their baby pulls through.
Then this morning on the way to work, the radio station that I listen to every morning was talking about how the host just had a baby. He and his wife who called in started talking about their previous loss at 9 months gestation. It was heartbreaking. I had to take a few minutes in the parking lot at work this morning to dry my eyes before walking in.
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I have to clean my office today for year end and the majority of that I fear is going to be extremely painful as my pelvic pain has been excruciating since yesterday afternoon. I am just praying these next few days go back quickly so I can talk to my OB Monday about this pain. Okay.. done whinging now!
Me: 34 DH: 34 Married 10/28/17 Our TTC Journey
TTC #1 February '18 Team Green turned TeamBlue 10/15/18
TTC #2 January '21 BFP June '21 MMC/Blighted Ovum that led to D&C July '21 Jan '22 - started IF testing BFP Jan '22 MMC/Blighted Ovum that led to D&C Feb '22 BFP May '22
@offtoneverland we still haven't found the source. But, I ordered 12 activated charcoal room deodorizers from Amazon yesterday and put them all around his room and bathroom last night. I don't know if they worked or if the smell just dissipated over night, but it is a million times better.
I didn’t see a questions thread started for this week so I hope it’s okay that I post this here. I posted yesterday that the tech found a echogenic intracardiac focus (soft marker for downs) during the anatomy scan yesterday. After her reassurance and doing some research, DH and I were not too concerned.
This afternoon, I got a call from the doctor who offered us a level 2 ultrasound with a perinatalologist or a repeat ultrasound in the OB office in 8-12 weeks. We can do either, or neither, but now I’m back to being a little worried. Not that it matters at all, but the perinatalologist doesn’t accept my insurance because he’s affiliated with a different hospital than the one I work at.
Does anyone have experience or words of advice in dealing with a similar situation? I’m leaning toward doing at least one or the other, just for peace of mind. If anything was wrong, it certainly wouldn’t change my mind about the pregnancy, I’m just a little nervous FTM
@tessiesmom26 - I really hope your friends baby pulls through. How scary.
@firsttimespartanmom - Is there another perinatologist in town that would take your insurance? If so I'd be more inclined to do an ultrasound with them (or even to check to see how much it would cost out of pocket with the one you're talking about). If I couldn't find one that took my insurance/or wanted to pay OOP for it I'd definitely follow up with the OB. Yes most of the time it's nothing, but peace of mind would be totally worth it to me.
*TW*
Me:35 DH:35 Dx: PCOS DS1 born 11/2014 DS2 born 11/2018 3 previous losses Rainbow babydue 12/2021 - Team Green
@mockingjay1 there isn’t - the hospital I work at doesn’t have a perinatalogist, and my insurance only accepts providers within our network. I’m leaning toward a follow up ultrasound with our OB for reassurance and peace of mind.
@firsttimespartanmom are there any other specialists your doctor can recommend that you can check with your insurance? With DD, they found indication of echogenic bowel at my anatomy scan. It was a super traumatic experience for me because the tech told me all looked good, so I gave DH the ok to leave so he didn’t have to sit through my OB appt. My OB brought it up in my appt and gave me paperwork on it, told me not to google it and had me set up at appt with a level 2 doctor.
Of of course I immediately googled and scared myself pretty good. We had to wait two weeks to get in with the specialist, but everything ended up being in the all clear. Please feel free to PM if you want more details. I will be thinking of you and hope you can find a way to get peace of mind. In our case, we would have wanted to know so we could prepare ourselves for some of the special needs that comes with a downs diagnosis. I know every family is different, but I likely would have had to find a less intensive career, so it was important for us to know as much as early as possible.
@firsttimespartanmom I would also want to have as thorough of a check out as possible, so unless it was exorbitant I would still see the perinatologist. That way, when he gave the all clear I would feel really confident in it. But, that’s just me and my anxious brain. Do whatever will make feel less anxious going forward. If your doc isn’t concerned then that sounds like all is well!
@wannaflickone so I actually called my insurance this afternoon, and turns out the perinatalologist is a tier 2 provider. So in my plan, rather than covering 80-20 when I hit the deductible, which I’m almost at, it’d be 70-30. Talked with DH tonight and he doesn’t think any follow up is necessary, but will support me if I need it for peace of mind - which I think I do. My thought on going to the peri is that I would likely be able to get in earlier, whereas my OB said they wouldn’t do another ultrasound for 8-12 weeks and I just don’t know if I can wait that long.
Thank you ladies for the advice. I think we’re going to take the weekend to think it over, and make a decision next week.
I would definitely want the peace of mind too. Fwiw, my OB was worried about a small increase in risk of heart defects based on the NT scan. We're already booked for a fetal echo at 22 weeks to check his heart out to have peace of mind (best case) or have a better idea of what we're facing to make a plan for the future (worst case). There's so much that I found to stress about with my first pregnancy despite everything being clear on tests that I don't want to add to it if at all possible.
@firsttimespartanmom I hope you and your husband can find comfort in your decision over the weekend. I agree with the other ladies in that I would personally want to know sooner than later. I'm a worrier so I would be thinking non stop until the baby was born if I didn't so the extra test. Having time to prepare as much as possible would be my top priority personally.
This day is off to a rough start. Ds was playing with H before he left work work and fell down. He somehow managed to his hit his eye. He has a scratch and I expect to see some bruising. Looks like we get to go to the beach with a black eye. Well, at least I get sweet cuddles.
@highsteaks Okay, I know where you are. I love visiting Berkeley Springs, we usually rent a cabin over there once a year and enjoy some of the hiking and the downtown park. The Italian place was very family-friendly, casual, and definitely offered Pizza. It's called Sal's Radford (had to look it up in my google maps to remember the name).
@tessiesmom26 I hope your pelvic pain subsides soon. I was having some aches down there this past week, I think there was a growth spurt of sorts which was causing it (and I'm dealing with a dry cough which seems to complicate it).
I wanted to share some good news this morning, I finally did the 3 hour glucose test and the results came back with no gd! I had been really nervous because of my mom's history so I am seriously reveling in this news until the next one!
We had pizza (for my husband, who loves it) and fettuccine alfredo (for me since I hate pizza) for dinner last night and the twins wouldn't touch the pizza (second time they've been offered and wanted nothing to do with it) but cleaned their plates of fettuccine.
DH is half-jokingly moping this morning because they're "not his children".
I guess they take after me. I've never liked pizza. Other kids' birthday parties were miserable for me since that's all that was ever served.
Well DH got offered the job he interviewed for. Part of me is so excited for him (and they offered 37.5% more than he is making now)... part of me is super sad. I think he'll want to accept it even if his current company would match it (which I'm sure they won't) because he's tired of what he's doing now and is really looking forward to what the new job would entail. I am so sad thinking about leaving my friends here (especially my best friend whom DS loves and her kids). I worry how DS will do. We have quite a few friends here he plays with and have an awesome routine down. I'm nervous about finding a new preschool, a new speech place, a new OB, a new pediatrician, etc. I am not good with change, and that was before we had such awesome friends.
*TW*
Me:35 DH:35 Dx: PCOS DS1 born 11/2014 DS2 born 11/2018 3 previous losses Rainbow babydue 12/2021 - Team Green
@mockingjay1 congratulations to your husband and your family. All of that sounds very overwhelming, but what a huge impact a 37.5% increase can make! Although a huge change definitely seems daunting, our littles are so adaptable. This will likely be more difficult on you as an adult than your son. I know I would have those exact same feelings if we had to move. How quickly would everything have to happen? I'm sorry if I missed this in a previous post, but how far of a move is it? Is there anyway you could get looped in to mom's groups in the area beforehand?
We had pizza (for my husband, who loves it) and fettuccine alfredo (for me since I hate pizza) for dinner last night and the twins wouldn't touch the pizza (second time they've been offered and wanted nothing to do with it) but cleaned their plates of fettuccine.
DH is half-jokingly moping this morning because they're "not his children".
I guess they take after me. I've never liked pizza. Other kids' birthday parties were miserable for me since that's all that was ever served.
My son has never liked pizza and recently asked me why everyone’s birthday parties have pizza and not yummy food lol
I managed to sprain my thumb swatting flies. I'm so talented.
It's probably because I have very loose joints (doctor thinks I have a connective tissue disorder of some sort), but still, this is a whole new level of embarrassing ways to hurt myself and I've hurt myself in a lot of ridiculous ways before.
Thanks @wannaflickone. I'm not sure how fast the timeline will be. Likely his current job will not make him do his 2 weeks notice because it's a competitor (although in a different state), so if people are changing companies your last day is usually the day you tell them. We'll need to ask a few questions to the new company before DH accepts. I don't even know like how insurance works when you switch companies and will they start paying him right away? I need to make a list. It's about an 8.5 hour drive. Hopefully I can find some mom groups, but unfortunately going through all our stuff and finding a house will probably take up a lot of my free time!
*TW*
Me:35 DH:35 Dx: PCOS DS1 born 11/2014 DS2 born 11/2018 3 previous losses Rainbow babydue 12/2021 - Team Green
@mockingjay1 congrats to your dh and your family! i know it will be so overwhelming at first, but i’m sure you’ll tackle everything as it comes your way. sorry that you’ll be farther away from friends. as for insurance, when dh switched companies, his new company had a two month waiting period before insurance started taking effect. it was annoying and i was definitely worried about something catastrophic happening in the meanwhile, but i wanted to pass on the info that once you lose your insurance, you should be eligible for cobra insurance that can be applied retroactively should something serious arise before the new insurance starts. i don’t remember how long the window is, but it gave me some peace of mind while we were in limbo. if you are eligible, your dh’s old company can give him more information as part of his exit/debriefing packet. but, hopefully your dh’s new job implements insurance coverage right away and it’s a non-issue.
@highsteaks - ugh yeah, being pregnant and the questionable insurance freaks me out. I know cobra is expensive. I hope DH's job has like a 30 day period where they'll cover you, but I guess we'll see!
*TW*
Me:35 DH:35 Dx: PCOS DS1 born 11/2014 DS2 born 11/2018 3 previous losses Rainbow babydue 12/2021 - Team Green
@mockingjay1 yea, cobra costs pretty much what you were already paying for insurance PLUS whatever share the company was paying as well, plus a small percentage for administrative fees. but on the bright side, you don’t have to pay for it unless you end up needing it (within a window of time). i hope your new ob and other docs will be amenable to working appointments around to accommodate the new insurance changes. if you have medical benefits that will expire once your old insurance does (for example, free contacts/eyeglasses in vision care off the top of my head), try to order that stuff asap!
Mobile bumping now so having a hard time tagging. I'll come back to add that when I'm on my computer.
My parents came home from their 2 week Alaskan adventure the other day and my dad apologized for the things he said. He was just worried about his sister, but now understands DH and I are her backup in case she can't take the kids. He realized we want them to stay in the family, so we are good now. Also my aunt called me last night and we talked for a good 10 minutes. The kids want to come visit us so we are getting them at the end of July, just before they have to go back to school. At the end of the call my aunt told me we were good, and she was glad we were good.
Married 4/12/13 TTC since 6/13 Diagnosed w/ PCOS 4/9/15 - R/E recommended lifestyle change BFP 4/10/16 - DS born 12/16/2016 SURPRISE! BFP 3/8/18
Update: after a long talk with DH and lots of tears from me, we’ve decided to wait until my next OB appointment to make a decision on what to do. My thoughts are that unless my prenatal care would somehow change, there’s no reason to go to the perinatalologist for a more detailed ultrasound just to confirm or deny the presence of an EIF. We will do a follow up ultrasound in 8-12 at the regular OB office, and then if something else is present will do follow up if necessary at that time.
We’re at peace knowing that no matter what, we will love this baby regardless of health issues. Our little one is already a fighter due to some issues I had first trimester, and I am trying to have faith everything will be just fine.
I cannot thank you ladies enough for your support and advice and encouragement. I will be as active as I can on the boards and keep you all updated!
@offtoneverland yes! I'm on it now, but the board wouldn't load at all during the night and only occasionally this morning. Glad it wasn't just my phone acting up.
Packing for vacation sucks. Trying to figure out what toys we need vs. what we can live without is giving me a headache. Thank God we only do this once a year.
@wildrainbow Ugh. It's the worst. We travel to our hometown to visit family for block leave a couple times a year, and I hate the packing up/disruption of our routine so much, I'd almost rather stay home.
@wildrainbow this is what i’ve been working on most of the day... and i’m only 2/3 done AND that’s not even including the collection of toys, activities, food, dd’s air mattress & bedding, and emergency stuff going into the car that’s all downstairs. uuugghhhhh.
@wildrainbow@highsteaks Where are you guys going? Packing is so, so hard! I always end up packing way more than we actually need, but it's so stressful trying to get it all packed up.
@offtoneverland north alabama for dh’s grandma’s 90th bday party nearly 700 miles away. breaking up the long car trip into 2 days each way. hoping for a little pool time and sightseeing on the way there and back. i have NEVER packed so much stuff in my life. thankfully, i feel like a pretty seasoned packer, so i’m not too overwhelmed. i think i’m going to be able to condense a week’s worth of stuff into a mostly organized lot. the return trip will likely be a way different story.
When I went into DD's room this morning after she woke up, I found her sitting on top of her (short, waist-high) bookshelf! That's the first time she's ever done that. She's not a climber at all so I was really surprised. I have to be really careful with her because she's SO SO sensitive. As soon as she saw my shocked face, she started crying. I had to tell her I wasn't mad at her, but just wanted her to be careful. Side note: The bookshelf is anchored to the wall, so it's secure!
And because of this, tip for everyone putting together nurseries...don't forget to anchor the furniture to the walls! Might as well do it now to get it done with and keep baby safe!
@highsteaks Wow, that is a long trip! Good luck! I hope it goes smoothly and everyone stays calm and occupied in the car. @wildrainbow An island getaway sounds so nice! Enjoy! @firsttimespartanmom I'm so glad you decided on something that makes both you and YH feel peaceful. It's so stressful that there are so many markers now to watch out for on ultrasounds. Many of them mean nothing at all, and sometimes I wish they just wouldn't tell us! But on the other hand, I know why they need to and why they do tell us, it's just so stressful.
MH and I went fishing this AM and had a really good time I caught a few itty bitty fishies and 2 keepers! Sooo glad the nausea is over with, there's no way I could deal with worms and fish with MS
BFP 3/21/2020! OMG We're having TWINS! 4/17/2020 -------------------------------- LO arrived 11/9/2018! We have a baby! -------------------------------- Me: 33 | DH: 41 Married: March 2016 TTC #1/IUD out January 2017 PCOS dx January 2018 Medicated cycle 2.5mg Letrozole CD3-7 February 2018 BFP 3/10/2018! -------------------------------
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@bfpafter4years yes Dopplers can be very stressful. I had once incident so far where I couldn’t find the heartbeat. Hubs and I took a break, watched a tv show, tried again, and found it right away. It was MUCH lower then where we were searching before. My personal rules with the Doppler is 1. Only use it once a week and when I don’t have an appointment. This way it doesn’t become an obsession and also minimizes the stressful moments of not finding the heartbeat right away. 2. Only use it when my husband is home. If it’s taking to long, I let him drive the Doppler bc I’m no good at it when I start to feel anxious. He’s also good at being the voice of reason. He’ll make us stop and try again later if we are having trouble finding it. He’s never worried about it, which calms me down. I’m glad you got some movement! That is definitely a positive.
@bfpafter4years Congrats on the house. Our market is similar to yours but has slowed down a bit recently. We have lost 3 houses in the last year from being outbid.
Thank you ladies for the kind words and thoughts. This is my first experience with losing someone close to cancer. My aunt died of cancer but she was in her 60's, not old but definitely got more time. My SIL never got to experience being married or having children. I can't help but feel bad for her in that respect.
My friend mentioned a childs book on death, it uses dinosaurs to help explain it. I ordered it on Amazon to read to my son and will see if that helps. He may somewhat understand the abstract concept of it. He seems to get there is an actual human baby inside my belly and was so excited to show all his daycare friends the "pictures" from our ultrasound today. I feel that is a bit of an abstract concept so we will see after I read the book.
This morning I was finally able to relax a bit and just cry. Crying relieves stress for me. After dropping my son at daycare I just started crying on my way home. (He goes 1 day a week during the summer. I am a teacher.) I hadn't been able to just relax a bit without him or DH around. It was very helpful. I normally ball in front of DH but I am trying not to.
@ginny_203 I sent you a PM about NYC restaurants.
DD1: 8/2014
TTC #2: 6/2017
BFP 8/3/2017 | CP 8/4
BFP 10/16/2017 | CP 10/21
BFP 12/18/2017 | CP 12/28
BFP 2/15/2018 | EDD: November 2nd | It's a girl!
DD2: 10/2018
We have friends who had been TTC for a few years and told us all about their journey. They got their BFP and she is due right around the same time as me. DH found out at work yesterday that they spent Tuesday in a city hospital because the baby is measuring small and might not make it. I can't stop thinking about them and hoping their baby pulls through.
Then this morning on the way to work, the radio station that I listen to every morning was talking about how the host just had a baby. He and his wife who called in started talking about their previous loss at 9 months gestation. It was heartbreaking. I had to take a few minutes in the parking lot at work this morning to dry my eyes before walking in.
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I have to clean my office today for year end and the majority of that I fear is going to be extremely painful as my pelvic pain has been excruciating since yesterday afternoon. I am just praying these next few days go back quickly so I can talk to my OB Monday about this pain. Okay.. done whinging now!
Married 10/28/17
Our TTC Journey
Team Green turned Team Blue 10/15/18
TTC #2 January '21
BFP June '21
MMC/Blighted Ovum that led to D&C July '21
Jan '22 - started IF testing
BFP Jan '22
MMC/Blighted Ovum that led to D&C Feb '22
BFP May '22
This afternoon, I got a call from the doctor who offered us a level 2 ultrasound with a perinatalologist or a repeat ultrasound in the OB office in 8-12 weeks. We can do either, or neither, but now I’m back to being a little worried. Not that it matters at all, but the perinatalologist doesn’t accept my insurance because he’s affiliated with a different hospital than the one I work at.
Does anyone have experience or words of advice in dealing with a similar situation? I’m leaning toward doing at least one or the other, just for peace of mind. If anything was wrong, it certainly wouldn’t change my mind about the pregnancy, I’m just a little nervous FTM
@firsttimespartanmom - Is there another perinatologist in town that would take your insurance? If so I'd be more inclined to do an ultrasound with them (or even to check to see how much it would cost out of pocket with the one you're talking about). If I couldn't find one that took my insurance/or wanted to pay OOP for it I'd definitely follow up with the OB. Yes most of the time it's nothing, but peace of mind would be totally worth it to me.
Dx: PCOS
DS1 born 11/2014
DS2 born 11/2018
3 previous losses
Rainbow baby due 12/2021 - Team Green
Of of course I immediately googled and scared myself pretty good. We had to wait two weeks to get in with the specialist, but everything ended up being in the all clear. Please feel free to PM if you want more details. I will be thinking of you and hope you can find a way to get peace of mind. In our case, we would have wanted to know so we could prepare ourselves for some of the special needs that comes with a downs diagnosis. I know every family is different, but I likely would have had to find a less intensive career, so it was important for us to know as much as early as possible.
Thank you ladies for the advice. I think we’re going to take the weekend to think it over, and make a decision next week.
@tessiesmom26 I hope your pelvic pain subsides soon. I was having some aches down there this past week, I think there was a growth spurt of sorts which was causing it (and I'm dealing with a dry cough which seems to complicate it).
I wanted to share some good news this morning, I finally did the 3 hour glucose test and the results came back with no gd! I had been really nervous because of my mom's history so I am seriously reveling in this news until the next one!
DH is half-jokingly moping this morning because they're "not his children".
I guess they take after me. I've never liked pizza. Other kids' birthday parties were miserable for me since that's all that was ever served.
● IUI #2: BFP - early M/C
● IUI #3: BFN
● IUI #4: BFN
● IVF/FET #1 (2 transferred): BFP! TWINS!
● FET #2 (1 transferred): BFP! BOY #3!
● Natural #1: BFP - M/C @ 8 weeks
● Natural #2: BFP - M/C @ 5w5d
Dx: PCOS
DS1 born 11/2014
DS2 born 11/2018
3 previous losses
Rainbow baby due 12/2021 - Team Green
It's probably because I have very loose joints (doctor thinks I have a connective tissue disorder of some sort), but still, this is a whole new level of embarrassing ways to hurt myself and I've hurt myself in a lot of ridiculous ways before.
● IUI #2: BFP - early M/C
● IUI #3: BFN
● IUI #4: BFN
● IVF/FET #1 (2 transferred): BFP! TWINS!
● FET #2 (1 transferred): BFP! BOY #3!
● Natural #1: BFP - M/C @ 8 weeks
● Natural #2: BFP - M/C @ 5w5d
Dx: PCOS
DS1 born 11/2014
DS2 born 11/2018
3 previous losses
Rainbow baby due 12/2021 - Team Green
Dx: PCOS
DS1 born 11/2014
DS2 born 11/2018
3 previous losses
Rainbow baby due 12/2021 - Team Green
My parents came home from their 2 week Alaskan adventure the other day and my dad apologized for the things he said. He was just worried about his sister, but now understands DH and I are her backup in case she can't take the kids. He realized we want them to stay in the family, so we are good now. Also my aunt called me last night and we talked for a good 10 minutes. The kids want to come visit us so we are getting them at the end of July, just before they have to go back to school. At the end of the call my aunt told me we were good, and she was glad we were good.
TTC since 6/13
Diagnosed w/ PCOS 4/9/15 - R/E recommended lifestyle change
BFP 4/10/16 - DS born 12/16/2016
SURPRISE! BFP 3/8/18
We’re at peace knowing that no matter what, we will love this baby regardless of health issues. Our little one is already a fighter due to some issues I had first trimester, and I am trying to have faith everything will be just fine.
I cannot thank you ladies enough for your support and advice and encouragement. I will be as active as I can on the boards and keep you all updated!
DD1: 8/2014
TTC #2: 6/2017
BFP 8/3/2017 | CP 8/4
BFP 10/16/2017 | CP 10/21
BFP 12/18/2017 | CP 12/28
BFP 2/15/2018 | EDD: November 2nd | It's a girl!
DD2: 10/2018
@lachnessmomster Glad it's not just me! I hope it's fixed soon. Using the browser on my phone, but it's slow.
DD1: 8/2014
TTC #2: 6/2017
BFP 8/3/2017 | CP 8/4
BFP 10/16/2017 | CP 10/21
BFP 12/18/2017 | CP 12/28
BFP 2/15/2018 | EDD: November 2nd | It's a girl!
DD2: 10/2018
DD1: 8/2014
TTC #2: 6/2017
BFP 8/3/2017 | CP 8/4
BFP 10/16/2017 | CP 10/21
BFP 12/18/2017 | CP 12/28
BFP 2/15/2018 | EDD: November 2nd | It's a girl!
DD2: 10/2018
And because of this, tip for everyone putting together nurseries...don't forget to anchor the furniture to the walls! Might as well do it now to get it done with and keep baby safe!
@highsteaks Wow, that is a long trip! Good luck! I hope it goes smoothly and everyone stays calm and occupied in the car.
@wildrainbow An island getaway sounds so nice! Enjoy!
@firsttimespartanmom I'm so glad you decided on something that makes both you and YH feel peaceful. It's so stressful that there are so many markers now to watch out for on ultrasounds. Many of them mean nothing at all, and sometimes I wish they just wouldn't tell us! But on the other hand, I know why they need to and why they do tell us, it's just so stressful.
DD1: 8/2014
TTC #2: 6/2017
BFP 8/3/2017 | CP 8/4
BFP 10/16/2017 | CP 10/21
BFP 12/18/2017 | CP 12/28
BFP 2/15/2018 | EDD: November 2nd | It's a girl!
DD2: 10/2018
MH and I went fishing this AM and had a really good time
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LO arrived 11/9/2018! We have a baby!
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Me: 33 | DH: 41
Married: March 2016
TTC #1/IUD out January 2017
PCOS dx January 2018
Medicated cycle 2.5mg Letrozole CD3-7 February 2018
BFP 3/10/2018!
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