10 weeks! Only about 30 to go.
"For you formed my inward parts; you knitted me together in my mother's womb. I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made..." ~ Psalm 139:13-14a (ESV)
Monday, April 30, 2012
Sunday, April 22, 2012
9 Weeks
A few of our friends have done this, and we think it is a great way to show the progress of my radiantly pregnant wife. We have hit the nine week mark, and below is a picture of Erika, looking ever-so beautiful in her Sunday-dress.
Each week we will add a new photo to the previous weeks, and eventually we will have a collage documenting her progress and our child's growth. Stay tuned for more...
Each week we will add a new photo to the previous weeks, and eventually we will have a collage documenting her progress and our child's growth. Stay tuned for more...
Thursday, April 19, 2012
First OB Visit
We had our first OB appointment on Tuesday (4/17). I was really nervous for a very silly reason. I was a little bit convinced that we were going to get there and someone was going to tell me that I was crazy and that I certainly wasn't pregnant. Quite the contrary. First thing when we were taken back they did an ultrasound and there the little raspberry was:
Heart rate of 160. 8 weeks old. I was honestly quite shocked. It found it a little funny, but the ultrasound tech (who was so sweet) didn't do a whole lot of explaining before she went for it. I sat down on the table and within what felt like seconds she said "and there's your baby!" It was a beautiful moment.
Heart rate of 160. 8 weeks old. I was honestly quite shocked. It found it a little funny, but the ultrasound tech (who was so sweet) didn't do a whole lot of explaining before she went for it. I sat down on the table and within what felt like seconds she said "and there's your baby!" It was a beautiful moment.
There wasn't a whole lot else to that appointment (except for a prescription for some Zofran and some other tips on helping with the constant nausea!). The next appointment that we have in a month is a big one with lots more tests. I still find this so hard to believe (and of course so exciting)!
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