How much I love him/ her.
Because there is no one else on this planet (except for his/her big brother) who I would endure such sustained sickness.
I know, technically, I have no choice in the matter but it is really, heart honestly, getting me down beyond words.
I want to bloom. I want to feel and be positive, instead of spending my days being told I look "awful" and have people make sympathetic faces in my direction.
I've found I HAVE to go to bed no later than 9.30 - whether I want to or not - or else I'll be puking my anatomy the next day (and that night). Evenings are the worst. Absolute worst.
I may have to go now and hold my little nephew and remind myself why I'm doing this.
Thursday, 25 September 2008
Tuesday, 23 September 2008
And by the way...
How on earth did I get to 16 weeks?
I'm proper pregnant looking now. Still sick, which is now in the realm of "beyond a joke" and feeling the starts of SPD. (Note to self, try and get out of a car with a little deportment and not leap out and therefore strain all pelvic muscles - apart from, ya know, the pelvic muscles I'd really like to work properly about now.)
The wriggles haven't progessed to kicks yet. That worries me a little, but I'm sure it's just a matter of time.
Now if the next 16 weeks can go as fast - but with less sickness - that would be good.
I'm proper pregnant looking now. Still sick, which is now in the realm of "beyond a joke" and feeling the starts of SPD. (Note to self, try and get out of a car with a little deportment and not leap out and therefore strain all pelvic muscles - apart from, ya know, the pelvic muscles I'd really like to work properly about now.)
The wriggles haven't progessed to kicks yet. That worries me a little, but I'm sure it's just a matter of time.
Now if the next 16 weeks can go as fast - but with less sickness - that would be good.
Another name suggestion
From Joseph...
Now that I've decided I like Harry for a boy and Poppy for a girl (The husband not decided on either, by the way. He just keeps making "smart" suggestions like Gertrude...) Joseph has decided to enter the name game.
For a girl he has suggested... wait for it...
Tallulah Fallulah Ballulah
and for a boy
Columbo Dulumbo Bumfarto
Cue much, much laughing on his part and repeating of the bumfarto part over and over.
Still I think Bumfarto might be marginally better than Jesus.
Now that I've decided I like Harry for a boy and Poppy for a girl (The husband not decided on either, by the way. He just keeps making "smart" suggestions like Gertrude...) Joseph has decided to enter the name game.
For a girl he has suggested... wait for it...
Tallulah Fallulah Ballulah
and for a boy
Columbo Dulumbo Bumfarto
Cue much, much laughing on his part and repeating of the bumfarto part over and over.
Still I think Bumfarto might be marginally better than Jesus.
Friday, 19 September 2008
A little bit mad
I went a little mad last night - like nutso mad.
I was surfing the net as total writing avoidance and came across a site which said it could determine the sex of your baby from your 12 (or 15 in my case) week scan.
All well and good if you get a good scan picture and not a fuzzy mess like mine, but I digress.
So I spent hours looking for a nub (which is a bump at the bum area which, apparantly if pointed downwards is a girl and if pointed upwards is a boy).
I then went on every site from the Chinese Gender Predictor doodah to FortuneBaby.com (where I am ashamed to say I PAID money to have some quack tell me I'm having a girl based on my date of birth and the husbands... do I feel like a dumbass or what today?).
The thing is, at the end of the day, I don't really care. I kind of care because I'm never doing this again and it would be nice to have a daughter. I have such a wonderful relationship with my mother I feel I would be missing out without having that with a daughter of my own.
But I know how wonderful it is to have a son, and to love him and be enchanted by him each and every day.
So I don't really, really care.
But I'm becoming obsessed.
This worries me for a number of reasons, not least because when I was pregnant with the boy I had antenatal depression which for me fixated on really wanting a girl. There was much gnashing of teeth and wailing and feeling like shite about it all and it was only thanks to the power of prozac that I became excited about having a son.
So I don't want to be obsessed.
Help!
I was surfing the net as total writing avoidance and came across a site which said it could determine the sex of your baby from your 12 (or 15 in my case) week scan.
All well and good if you get a good scan picture and not a fuzzy mess like mine, but I digress.
So I spent hours looking for a nub (which is a bump at the bum area which, apparantly if pointed downwards is a girl and if pointed upwards is a boy).
I then went on every site from the Chinese Gender Predictor doodah to FortuneBaby.com (where I am ashamed to say I PAID money to have some quack tell me I'm having a girl based on my date of birth and the husbands... do I feel like a dumbass or what today?).
The thing is, at the end of the day, I don't really care. I kind of care because I'm never doing this again and it would be nice to have a daughter. I have such a wonderful relationship with my mother I feel I would be missing out without having that with a daughter of my own.
But I know how wonderful it is to have a son, and to love him and be enchanted by him each and every day.
So I don't really, really care.
But I'm becoming obsessed.
This worries me for a number of reasons, not least because when I was pregnant with the boy I had antenatal depression which for me fixated on really wanting a girl. There was much gnashing of teeth and wailing and feeling like shite about it all and it was only thanks to the power of prozac that I became excited about having a son.
So I don't want to be obsessed.
Help!
Tuesday, 16 September 2008
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