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What I least expected with this pregnancy was:
How crazy my body feels and is changing. At 13 weeks my pants were too tight and everything was so low. Now it is all up high and I can wear my pre-pregnancy jeans. But, i am definitly growing in the top of my stomach.
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The best bit of advice I've received is:
Oh, I'm not sure. I guess not to let myself worry too much.
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What has changed the most in my life with this pregnancy is:
I am taking insulin shots. I am so much more aware of the things I want to change in my life, for the better, to be better ready to be someone's mother. Just simple things really, like being more organized, but still.
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What made me realize that I was really pregnant was:
Seeing the ultrasound pictures and hearing the heartbeat. I just can't wait to feel the baby move.
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This month's ultrasound was:
Super amazing!!! I was so surprised at the way the baby looks. SO much bigger, and I could see all the bones. He looked like a little skeleton! AND YES, I did say he! They saw what the ultra-sound tech said was "a little pointy thing between the legs."
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At my prenatal visit this month I discovered that:
My baby is a little Kolin William Weigle! That my uterus and the baby are growing right on track. That I am doing excellant on my weight gain (only about 2 or 3 pounds so far). And that my sugar will go nuts over the rest of the pregnancy so I will have to check my sugar 5 to 7 times a day. Oh, and my pee is great.
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My hopes:
That this pregnancy continues going as great as it is so far.
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My fears:
This isn't really a fear, just something I am not looking forward to: the 24 hour urine test. Yup, you read that right, I get to collect my pee in a jug for a 24 hour time period. Woo-hoo.
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