We have done baby-related things everyday this week so far and it's getting more real that we'll have a baby soon... and sometimes I even believe that the baby is inside me now. I still have lots of denial, but it's fading. I mean, it's hard not to acknowlege an increasingly heavy and jabby-elbowed mass laying on your guts all night while you are sleeping. If you have cats you know exactly what I mean.
In the last week I have gone from the bizarre pregnancy sleep patterns which once plagued me to sleeping from 10:30ish PM to 5:30 or 6:30 AM. I usually only get up once to pee, maybe twice. I feel a lot more rested on the days I get to sleep until 6:30 or later than I have for a long time.
I am STILL puking.
Seriously.
Yesterday and today sucked for it, too. But it usually doesn't happen again for the rest of the day. Usually.
So I've had morning sickness this entire time and only now, when it "should be" gone, is it the intensity and frequency it should have been when we were back having fun with Zofran. Weeeeird.
I also finished yet another crochet hoodie for the baby.
Stumble it!
3 comments:
So sorry to hear you're still throwing up, hon, and that people have the nerve to question your choices. It's so strange to me, because here in DC and where I'm from in California, things like cloth diapering, natural birth and not finding out the sex are totally common. Give em hell, Hill, and don't let them bring you down! They are the stupid ones for being so judgmental, not you.
Your baby is going to be the best-dress baby ever. Don't worry about the people with Opinions (capital O). They are just speaking out of fear. My mother had both my sister and I unmedicated and that gives me hope that it's possible!
Oh, and I agree with Heather. In CA, people are ALL about your Birth Plan. They probably would be shocked if you want to have your baby in an actual hospital. ;)
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