Kikelet, I hope you get good news at your next ultrasound.
I just came back from a week at the beach. I slept so, so many hours a day and was so sick. I was worried how I was going to function now that I'm back in the real world, but I've been surprisingly okay -- still tired and sick, but functioning.
I have an extra babysitting day today (since we were out of town last week) and don't need to go to work, so I'm enjoying the empty house and not doing any of the things I should be doing.
We picked a midwife (well, two of them actually, partners) and I really like both of them. Our first appointment is in a couple weeks, when I'll be 10 weeks along. Hopefully we'll be able to hear the heartbeat at that point.
I just came back from a week at the beach. I slept so, so many hours a day and was so sick. I was worried how I was going to function now that I'm back in the real world, but I've been surprisingly okay -- still tired and sick, but functioning.
I have an extra babysitting day today (since we were out of town last week) and don't need to go to work, so I'm enjoying the empty house and not doing any of the things I should be doing.
We picked a midwife (well, two of them actually, partners) and I really like both of them. Our first appointment is in a couple weeks, when I'll be 10 weeks along. Hopefully we'll be able to hear the heartbeat at that point.






We talked a lot about m/s and she gave me so much advice. It was really nice to get my feelings out there and to have her be so comforting. Mid-conversation, she said that I really should consider taking Zofran until I finish school next week. I explained that my professors are not showing much mercy, despite me being pregnant and having terrible m/s. I have two finals this Thursday, plus a final next Wed. She said that it would be healthier for me to not be so sick while trying to finish school up, and that my anxiety about getting everything done in time is really making things worse. I'm SO glad she recommended Zofran because, oh my god, I feel so much better. I can actually do my homework and I'm not so stressed about getting through the next week. Summer courses have been rough and for the past two weeks I've barely made it to class due to m/s.

Then I feel yucky when it is time to eat a meal. I am not nauseous so to speak, but feel a bit yucky.
) I am also seeing another DR this afternoon about my weaning off of my meds, it is a man and I am a bit uneasy about that. I am more comfy with a woman, but the last NP that treated me so horribly was a woman, so masybe I will like him. I just ask to be treated with respect. Wish me luck, I am very nervous after my last experience. I sort of feel all alone in this situation (being off of my meds)
: good luck on your U/S today.
: She put me on metformin for my blood sugar and I'm on synthroid for hypothyroid. Haven't had anymore bleeding since that last time thank goodness. I'm to come back at 8 weeks for another U/S.
: I was worried that my medical problems, age and weight might make it unlikely that a MW would take me. Alabama has weird laws that make it illegal for MW to attend home births and I feel my chance for a VBAC would be extremely low at a hospital, this MW lives in Tennessee - Alabama moms go to her house for homebirths. I have an appointment to meet her at 8 weeks too (day before my OB appt heh)
I sure would hate to lose his health insurance. The kind I can get at work really sucks.


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Beloved I'm hope everything is fine

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