If you're friends with me on Facebook, you would have seen pictures of the raspberry Danish braid I made on Sunday and may be wondering why more raspberries? Well, simply put, Kroger had them on sale: $0.99 for a 6 oz package! The best part (besides the price)? They actually looked good, which is not always the case at Kroger when it comes to any produce, especially if it's on super sale. Maybe they've been listening to all the critical feedback I've been giving on those surveys they print on the receipts.
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Septate Uterus: Prenatal Appointment, Week 19
For a normal person this Wednesday would mark the half way point in a pregnancy, for me I'm past that but there's no knowing how far past. But no matter what, the reality of it all really starts to set in around the halfway mark. During a fitful night of sleep last night (for Jr. and therefore me too), I began to worry about what we were going to do with Jr. during the day while I'm in the hospital. My husband can't skip all of his classes and work just because I had a baby. After all, he'll need to miss at least two days of classes/work in the spring for Holy Week. But I know that everything will work out, but it's all part of the pregnancy crazies.
Monday, September 15, 2014
Septate Uterus: Prenatal Appointment, 17 weeks
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Septate Uterus: Prenatal Appointment, 14 weeks
Monday, July 21, 2014
Septate Uterus: First Prenatal Appointment, 10 weeks
I had switched OBGYNs a couple weeks after I found out I was pregnant. In our area we have two hospitals, one has a NICU, the other does not. My original OBGYN only delivered at the hospital without the NICU and I really didn't want to deal with transferring the baby and myself should the baby need to be in the NICU. So naturally I switched to the OBGYN team that is directly affiliated with the hospital that has a NICU. I was even able to get set up with their high risk OB team right away instead of doing my initial visit with a regular OB.
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Septate Uterus: A Brief History/Anatomy Lesson
My Müllerian anomaly journey began during my first pregnancy. At my first appointment I managed to talk my OB into doing an ultrasound (I was 8 weeks pregnant and they normally didn't do them until 12 weeks). During the ultrasound the technician asked if anyone had ever mentioned anything about a bicornuate uterus to me before. Since I had never had an ultrasound the obvious answer was no. She and my OB explained to me the basics I needed to know about bicornuate uteruses. They're shaped funny, can sometimes contribute to fertility issues, and are often unwilling to stretch for the baby, which can lead to preterm labor. I was briefed on the signs of preterm labor and told to call if any of those signs occurred.
A New Series
I've decided to start a running series of posts all relating to my septate uterus. Sounds awesome, right? I'll give you some more information and hopefully you'll then see it as an awesome idea.
Friday, July 11, 2014
Links to Recipes and Birth Plan fixed
Just a quick update: I recently realized that no one could open the links to the recipes and birth plan. I didn't realize that they were set on private. They should all be working properly now.
Thursday, July 10, 2014
My Experience with Breastfeeding a Preemie
I definitely will not claim to be an expert on the topic, and really neither should anyone else, because every child is different, but I had been meaning to write something on the topic when my sister, who's pregnant with twins, requested a post about breastfeeding little babies.
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Preparing for Birth: Creating a Birth Plan
Preparing for the birth of your child is a big process, especially if this is your first time. There is a lot you can do to prepare physically and mentally, from getting the nursery ready to kegel exercises to deciding how you want your child to be born.
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