The
screening went well. I was very impressed with the ultrasound office.
There was a monitor high up on the wall, so I could view it without
moving my head. Everything was very comfortable and they let us know
exactly what we were seeing before we asked. There was an ultrasound
tech and a doctor attending the screening.
The
doctor said the measurements and nuchal fold looked perfect. The blood
results said we are a very low risk for Down’s Syndrome and two other
genetic tests.
Which is good, because I don’t want to have to make that call.
Meanwhile,
yes, I am starting to show. I can’t believe people aren’t noticing.
Granted, I’m trying to dress to hide it, but when I turn sideways to the
mirror, dang people. You don’t see it? Also, I have stopped buttoning
my pants on the weekend. My tummy is comfortable but my butt is hanging
out.
I
have yet another doctor’s appointment in a few days. I think they want
to take more blood from me. Or poke at me for the fun of it. I’m not
sure; I can’t keep track. It does seem excessive.
Symptom
wise, my feet hurt and my back hurts. I’m also losing a LOT of hair,
particularly in the shower, but a significant amount during the day. My
desk chair looks like a wig. I did not read this in any of the books and
will bring it up to the doctor. There’s no way a person can lose this
much hair and replace it at the same rate. Mildly concerned here.
I’m
not the only one having symptoms. Mine are physical; Hubby’s are mostly
mental. I think he’s nesting. He’s been talking about all these
projects he has to do on the house. Suddenly new floors are a MAJOR
issue even though I’ve been asking for 2 years. We even tucked away
money to buy them, which is a big deal because we usually negotiate each
month about where the savings will go. He wants to invest in our
retirement accounts; I want to spend it on the house. First time ever he
opted for the house.
Not
only that, but he wants to clean out the garage and basement. He’s also
talking about what tools he needs to buy to finish the basement. I
can’t even remember him talking about the basement before. Suddenly we
need more living space?
Right
now he’s covered in poison ivy from belly button to eyelid. (no really,
he has some in his belly button). I told him to relax while he heals,
but nope. He’s fixing the fence ASAP because omg the fence is down! The
dog will escape! It must be done! We need trees and plants and a fish
pond!
Look,
whatever. The dog doesn’t even go back that far into the property. And
if you know my dog, the fish will probably swim in pee.
But
hey, we all deal with things differently. Who am I to say his method is
wrong? So we’ll get new floors, maybe new countertops and a new kitchen
sink. As long as we’re not in debt over it, have at it.
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