Nice.
All day yesterday something strange was happening with my tummy and my chest, and I couldn't really figure out what was going on. I asked my sister-in-law what her heartburn felt like when she was pregnant and realized that I was having heartburn. It felt like someone was pushing on my chest and I slightly had a hard time breathing. Part of the problem solved. At 10 o'clock at night I was sitting on the couch by myself, everyone had already gone to bed, and my stomach lurched again - suddenly it finally hit me that I'd been feeling the baby move all day! YAY!!! I've been so excited to feel that from the moment I found out I was pregnant. And by the time I realized it everyone was in bed and I didn't have anybody to share it with. ;) That's okay, it's been fluttering quite a bit today again- very cool :)
Watch, I probably won't be saying that in a month or two when its constantly kicking me, but I'm enjoying it for now!
Also, my sister-in-law's midwife told her that if you can pinpoint what day you first feel your body move and then count five months from that day - that's your due date. Not sure if that's true or not, but if it is I'd be a couple weeks early! A girl can hope, right? :) But I've already programmed in my head the baby won't be born until February... that way if I'm on time, or early (not likely), I'll be surprised.
3 comments:
WAHOOO!!!!! :) So exciting!
Yay! I'm excited for you!
But no, I don't think that midwife is right! lol! I felt Gabriel kick the very first time was 12 weeks, then by 14 weeks I felt him all the time and by 16 weeks Josh could feel him! But if I counted 5 months from 12 weeks then Gabriel would have been very early!
Exciting, I think that when you can feel the baby, it seems like the pregancy is more real, like, yah, there is something alive in me. Like it's more real. I know what I'm saying, when I'm saying it. : ) : ) : ) : ) : )
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