I'm starting to think that my son must really have the wrong impression. It seems as though he thinks I still have plenty of room to spare in that uterus of mine and that my organs don't really need the amount of space they are currently taking up. Maybe he is shooting for some kind of goal to make sure my stomach and bladder stay as flat as pancakes so that he can continue with his exercise routine. My theory continues with the realization that there must be about a month's worth of memory erasing that happens the moment the baby is born. Gone are the memories and suffering of heartburn, restless nights, constant punching bag practice, and of course natural delivery.
My time is almost up, that egg timer is really getting ahead of me. There is so much I want to accomplish and that I need to do. My body is gradually giving up! Anytime I take the opportunity to lay on my side to "relax" a bit... my eyelids start drooping and I nod off to sleep. Now, that isn't going to help my nesting instincts! This week has been a little busy for me with taking that driving course test (which I passed by the way), phone conferences, trying to enjoy the last few days of Jeremiah's leave, school orientations, and hospital preparations. I'll find out Monday if my body is really as ready for this as I'm thinking it is. I'm hoping I'm dilating already, even though that doesn't mean much for predicting the big day. Tomorrow will make it official that it is finally "safe" to have the little man without the fear of him being pre-term. Yay!
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Running out of Space and Time
Posted by Janice at 3:29 AM
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6 comments:
Hang in there you are almost done and this will seem like nothing once you lay eyes on that beautiful boy you are carrying.
You've had yours naturally? As in no painkillers? It hurts just thinking about it! I have c-sections so I have all my pain after the baby comes :)
Congrats on passing!!!!! WE are excited to see hunter!
Good Luck and I will be thinking of you and hoping for a speedy delivery. Love, Sister Turner
Good luck, Janice! I feel I'm just going to stay prego forever. You'll probably have Hunter before I have Jude.
i simply cannot wait to see a clore boy! i know he'll be way cute and his sisters will love him to pieces. hopefully not literally:)
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