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Old 05-16-2014, 04:12 PM #1
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So far so good...except that I am HUGE already and I am just 12 weeks along today...I've been in maternity clothes for 2 weeks already and unless I wear VERY loose tops I definitely look pregnant. I am actually going for my 12 week ultrasound and a test today in a couple of hours.

I've been looking forward to this for a couple of weeks because my boyfriend doesn't want to announce anything until after 12 weeks once we know that everything is going well. I miscarried last year very early and he keeps thinking about that and doesn't want to announce anything just in case. Me? I want to shout from the rooftops because I am SO excited and happy...but I'm honoring his request to wait on announcing anything. That said...I am visiting my parents on May 24th and I have a cute announcement plan for them.

I will post back after my appointment today. Thanks for thinking of me.
Have you told anyone but us?? My sister told me after she took home tests...she couldn't wait

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Everything was perfect with the little one at my ultrasound today. I'm right on track with everything...baby was VERY active...heart rate was strong...spinal fluid was good...nothing at all to worry about. They drew some blood and those results won't be back until next week...but so far everything looks great.

Great news!!
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Catra, so happy for you! Its time to start a new thread with a happier title !!!:-)
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Catra, so happy for you! Its time to start a new thread with a happier title !!!:-)
Agreed...my next update I will start a new thread with a happy title.
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Have you told anyone but us?? My sister told me after she took home tests...she couldn't wait



Great news!!
Last night I finally got to tell some family...my cousin and my aunt who live nearby (my parents and brother live in another state...I will tell them a week from today when I visit in person). They are VERY excited and happy for me. I plan on telling people at work now too...which will be fun I think because I work with a good group of people. It's been so hard waiting...
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