13w
Woot! 13 weeks down!!
Which means the morning sickness is supposed to end, right? The anti-vomiting strike my body was partaking in ended last night with the reappearance of a glass of water and at least some of my prenatal vitamin. Then another glass of water made a quick reappearance this morning. I managed to make it all day yesterday with no Zofran and no headache. Today I was back on the sauce and popped a Zofran this morning and another 8 hours later. Suffering from killer headaches all day too.
I watched a vaginal birth video on BabyCenter a few minutes ago. Glad to report that my stretched out va-jay-jay has no intentions of being broadcast on the internet ever. Also made me glad that a c-section is likely in our future because that just didn't look fun. Not that having someone slice a giant hole in my belly will be fun but at least I have more experience with that.
My mom suggested I take a Lamaze class (or something of the sort) today. I don't really know what I am going to do. A friend of our family who lives right down the street from me teaches Lamaze. I get that the breathing exercises can be a great relaxation technique for anything, but just don't know if it will be worth our time and money to do it.
Just want to say too, I'm not against a vaginal birth. Before I found out about my UU I thought there was almost no way I would even consider a c-section. But then reality hit. Just got to do what is best for the baby, and in my case, babies. It is highly unlikely that with two of these little things in me and a messed up uterus that everything would align correctly to make a vaginal delivery a really safe option.
Had to go pee in a cup today. (I did awesome! No drips!) The lady at the registration desk had a photo of what appeared to be twins on her desk. I asked. They were her granddaughters. She said she also gave birth to twins. Of course back then they didn't do all these tests that they do now so she didn't even know she was having twins until the second one started to be born. I like having the ability to plan and overthink and worry and hypothesize about these two babies this whole pregnancy.
Which means the morning sickness is supposed to end, right? The anti-vomiting strike my body was partaking in ended last night with the reappearance of a glass of water and at least some of my prenatal vitamin. Then another glass of water made a quick reappearance this morning. I managed to make it all day yesterday with no Zofran and no headache. Today I was back on the sauce and popped a Zofran this morning and another 8 hours later. Suffering from killer headaches all day too.
I watched a vaginal birth video on BabyCenter a few minutes ago. Glad to report that my stretched out va-jay-jay has no intentions of being broadcast on the internet ever. Also made me glad that a c-section is likely in our future because that just didn't look fun. Not that having someone slice a giant hole in my belly will be fun but at least I have more experience with that.
My mom suggested I take a Lamaze class (or something of the sort) today. I don't really know what I am going to do. A friend of our family who lives right down the street from me teaches Lamaze. I get that the breathing exercises can be a great relaxation technique for anything, but just don't know if it will be worth our time and money to do it.
Just want to say too, I'm not against a vaginal birth. Before I found out about my UU I thought there was almost no way I would even consider a c-section. But then reality hit. Just got to do what is best for the baby, and in my case, babies. It is highly unlikely that with two of these little things in me and a messed up uterus that everything would align correctly to make a vaginal delivery a really safe option.
Had to go pee in a cup today. (I did awesome! No drips!) The lady at the registration desk had a photo of what appeared to be twins on her desk. I asked. They were her granddaughters. She said she also gave birth to twins. Of course back then they didn't do all these tests that they do now so she didn't even know she was having twins until the second one started to be born. I like having the ability to plan and overthink and worry and hypothesize about these two babies this whole pregnancy.
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