I am not sure if there is anyone else left other than my
family reading my blog but I figured I need to do this. A little too personal
post about what has been going on for the past five months.
My first pregnancy was a breeze. I didn’t have any
complications. I was able to sit back and relax. I didn’t have anything to
worry about. Well, this pregnancy has been just a tad bit different. Once I hit the 10 weeks mark I started having
horrible morning sickness that required Zofran to help me get through the day.
Then all of a sudden I found myself sick every few weeks from Halloween until
end of February. Fun, right!
Being sick on top of trying to run after a very active
toddler who by the way started preschool in February (what an experience that
was, much better now) left me with no energy to get anything done.
Of course, the biggest thing during this pregnancy was
always hearing “Everything is Okay, but….” Now, if everything is okay, why is
there “a but” in the end? At 31 weeks I was told that the fluids around the
baby are in the normal low and I will have to be monitored twice a week. Well
two weeks into it the fluids got lower and lower. I had to be hospitalized
because at one point I was told there were no fluids (I guess if there is a
water pocket with the cord in it, the tech cannot measure it). Thankfully I was released after 24 hours in
the hospital but was told to be on strict bedrest. It has been four weeks
since then.
The baby is doing fine, me on the other hand is going stir
crazy. Since I am told to lie in bed on my sides I can’t really sit and use my
computer; my back is really starting to hurt all the time, and there is not a
whole lot going on TV during the day.
Although I am very thankful that the baby is doing fine and that my
awesome mom has flown in to help me with my daughter, I am starting to get very
frustrated. Frustration that I have to
rely on others to get ready for the baby, to go out and buy a welcome home
outfit and other baby necessity; of course the tasks of regular chores and food
shopping (I miss going to the stores). Frustration that I have not even half
way done projects all around the house that will have to be finished once the
baby comes. Frustration to have to rely on others and at the same time very
grateful to have such a supportive and helpful family.
The baby’s due date is two weeks away but I am taking things
one day at a time. If at any time from now on there is no measurable fluid around
the baby I will be induced. I really hate the uncertainty. I am a natural
planner. Believe it or not I had blog posts planned for the past five months
but somehow with everything going on the blog has been very, very neglected.
My upcoming goals are to deliver a healthy baby, spend some
quality time with my first born once the baby comes (although she has been very
understanding, I can tell that she is getting frustrated that mommy can’t do
anything with her), go on a date with my husband (it’s been over a year I
think) and then to spend some time on the blog. I cannot promise anything but I
would love to get back into blogging once things settle down and we get
accustom to the changes in our lives.
Thank you for your understanding. If you would like to follow what’s going on
in my life, you can find me on Instagram. (see widget to the right side)
Megan, I'm so sorry you're having so many complications. That stinks. Just think, it'll all be over soon and you'll have a beautiful baby in your arms to forget about all the craziness of the pregnancy. I wish you the best and we'll miss you at SNAP this year. :) ~Abbey, The Cards We Drew
ReplyDeleteGood luck in these last few weeks. Hang in there! You're baby's almost here. :)
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