One step forward, two steps back…

December 17, 2007

Good morning! Today I am 12 weeks and 2 days pregnant. We did tell Sean on Friday evening and he is VERY excited to be a big brother! I am looking forward to sharing about Sean and Friday in a separate post soon, however right now I am having trouble being positive in light of […]

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Our fetus is still going strong!

December 13, 2007

Yesterday was my first trimester screening or “NT Scan” and overall it went very well. Here is one of many great pictures we got of our fetus from the ultrasound tech! It’s heart rate was 138 and it’s crown to rump length (CRL) measured about 5.2 cm, which she said put it at about 11 […]

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Our embryo has become a fetus!

December 5, 2007

Today I am 10 weeks 4 days and as of this week our “overachieving embryo” has become a fetus! Another big milestone in this pregnancy for our family and most importantly our baby! 🙂 I haven’t been posting as often as it is a busy time for us with the holiday season and I continue […]

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Shirt for Sean

November 27, 2007

I just ordered this shirt to give Sean after we tell him our big news sometime in the near future! Just had to share… Note: I the original website that I linked to no longer has this design on it, so at some point I will add a photo here of the shirt.

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1st OB Visit! :)

November 27, 2007

Yesterday I had my first 1st OB appointment! 🙂 It was relatively uneventful, but I consider that to be a good thing at this point. There was only one doctor available, as the other two working that day were over at the hospital, so she was responsible for every single patient there. So my 10:30 […]

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Never give up…

November 25, 2007

Tonight I was watching the end of the Bears game with Bob, after we got Sean down for the night, and with 5 minutes left in the game they were down 14 points. They needed to win this game to have any hope or chance of making the playoffs. Beyond that they would need to […]

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