Tomorrow. Eviction notice will be given tomorrow. OMG! I know I’m not ready for it to be TOMORROW! Yes, I know it could have been any time, but still. I thought I had more time.
I need to get baby clothes washed, put away. Dresser put together, car set put back together (it’s washed now!). Find the bases for the car seat, but that’s a bit less urgent. Get the pack n plays put up (yay! One has a changing station!). Move the armchair into the living room, so I have a chair that’s easy to get out of. Oh, just so much stuff to do.
I tried to schedule myself more time. (April 1st!) No luck :o
My parents are coming down early enough to send us off. I guess I can understand that – wanting to see your baby before surgery. Ok. They better not call while I’m being stitched up!
I packed my bag this morning – before the Amnio. Just in case. It ended up being a toothbrush and then electronic stuff. LOL. What does that say about me?
The Amnio went ok. Easier, actually, than the CVS. Faster. Less painful. The Doctor that did it said she would use about the same gauge needle as the Lovenox shots, though longer. CVS needles are a bigger gauge. They didn’t even put a band-aid on the stick spot. Amnio results came in late today – lungs are mature!
Monitoring went ok, though it was the first time (and only time. lol!) at the MFM place. After about 10 minutes, 3 people come dashing in to adjust the transducer and check readings. They were worried about the baby’s base line. I did mention that she runs a bit low, but my OB, and then L&D weren’t worried. She’s just a chill kid.
Hopefully it’s a sign of things to come. I wouldn’t want to get my hopes up too much. What are the odds that we’d be so lucky as to have a second wonderful baby – kid – as Teagan. We’d be too blessed.
I am looking forward to meeting this little girl that’s been torturing me these past months. I will not miss the heartburn, the aches, pains, nausea, fatigue, blurry vision, stuffiness, bleeding gums, the injections (oh those damn shots!), bruises from the shots, itching, swelling, clumsiness, varicose veins, insomnia. Basically, I will not miss being pregnant. I will miss, however, feeling her move. Even though her movements are so strong now as to be painful.
I worry about my recovery, how quickly I’ll heal, get back to a new normal. one that includes two kids. OMG, I’m going to have two kids tomorrow. How am I going to survive?? I just hope I do an ok job.
Cheryl wrote:
“Good luck tomorrow, sweetie! I’ll be thinking of you… Love youse!”
Barbara wrote:
“I almost missed the big news! Good luck tomorrow. Will be thinking about you! :)”
Renee wrote:
“Good Luck tomorrow! May I bring you and the family dinner?”
Jessie wrote:
“good luck tomorrow!”
Lisa wrote: “Good luck Lisa!!! xoxoxoxo”
Megan wrote:
“Good luck tomorrow-will be thinking of you!!”
Liz wrote: “Best to you and Stu!!! She is so worth everything! You guys have so much to be proud of!! Keep us posted :)”
Colleen wrote: “All the best for a great birthing day.. all will be great.. and you will do a great job raising these girls.. breathe breathe breathe..”
Wendy wrote: “Happy Birth Day! (I’ll still say another Hail Mary for you sweetie) ((((hugs))))”
Melissa wrote: “Lisa – have an AMAZING day tomorrow – all the very best to you!! I know I’ll speak with Renee during the day but I’m sending all good wishes and hugs to you all!!!”
Annette wrote: “Hey, it will be a GREAT day to be born! 3-29 woohoo! xoxoxoxo”
Becky wrote: “Good luck, doll! I’ll be thinking of you. “
Melissa wrote: “You are going to be awesome!! All the best to you and Stu and I look forward to the announcement!! Take care”
Trisha wrote: “I’ll be thinking good thoughts for you and your baby!!”
Saundra wrote: “good luck!”
Joanne wrote: “Good luck tomorrow. Hopefully it will be the easiest part of your pregnancy. Can’t wait to learn her name!”
Katy wrote: “Good luck..thinking of you!!”
David wrote: “Good luck!”
Christine wrote:
“Just thinking of you today…Good luck!!”
Kelly wrote: “Two children blessed as of tomorrow! Lucky girls! Best of luck!!”
Kat wrote: “Yep, lucky kids to have the parents they will. I’m excited thinking about it. Hope to ‘see’ you soon with pics of the newbie. {{{{Lisa}}}}”