38 weeks today. Feeling pretty much the same.
My first full day of my mat leave. Whoo!
My first full day of my mat leave. Whoo!
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Ugh, I just got some bad news. DH is supposed to get underway next week, for the week, but figured it would be canceled since there is not any ice that needs to be cleared (his boat breaks ice in the winter so oil can get where it needs to go, essentially). I was so excited bc I am exhausted and not sure I can make it a week all alone with the kids right now. Well, sigh, they have decided they want him to make the trip anyway.
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to all of you!!

Luckily the youngest took a nice nap, so I got to too and I feel a tad better. The other two are watching way too much tv. I hate that, but I think that's how it's going to be this weekend, til dh gets back.
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I'm so drained and tired. Before I left the hospital, I learned that my hemoglobin was 8.1. It was an epiphany for me-- no wonder I'm so tired! My mother was kind of horrified and wanted to know why they hadn't transfused me. I don''t think it's *that* bad. yeesh. Lots more to say... but I think I'll take a nap instead. |

Oh well. We do have one more big shopping trip I'd like to get done before the birth, and I'd like for my parents to return from their vacation trip before the birth, too -- so there are lots of good reasons for this baby to stay inside for another week at least. I'm trying hard not to be impatient!
: And we don't have any dressers because of the bedbug thing we went through.. so that means my room looks like it did when I was 15. 
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Holy crap, Rynna -- my hemoglobin was 10.6 and I felt like absolute SHIT!! I've been taking Floradix to get it up and can't BELIEVE the difference it makes in the way I feel. Get thee some iron!
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I've been taking Floravital, and it does help but I'm still quite low. I can tell because I go from awake to exhausted in moments, and I'm still quite pale. Once I get stabilized, I'll be fine... until I start menstruating again, whereupon I'll become severely anemic. Then something will happen to make me aware of that fact, and I'll (hopefully) take care of it.
So much fun... 
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