We started trying to have children in May 2002. After pursuing fertility treatments, domestic, and international adoption, our daughter Nadia Renee was born on 6-24-08 (at 36w4d). IVF #2 resulted in Ian Alexander, who was born on 12-12-09 (at 34w3d). Oliver Elliot (IVF #3) was born on 8-7-12 (at 31w6d)! Three other pregnancies (in 2005, 2007, and 2013) ended in miscarriage. Our family is complete! We are so thankful for our three miracles!
Sunday, November 11, 2007
Definitely pg
To be honest, I am no longer very concerned about whether my HCG is going to be high enough tomorrow or not. I am almost positive it will be. I am now throwing up. I said to Paul earlier this nausea was way worse than it ever was in 2005. I tried to go to bed at 8pm as I was feeling exhausted, but I couldn't sleep as my stomach hurt too much. I just threw up a LOT and will not go into the details but my sweet hubby is up there cleaning up after me. I am grateful for the reassurance, but I don't need THIS strong of a symptom, LOL. So a new prayer request is that I don't puke too much tomorrow as I have to be at school for 12 hours and don't want to run out of class too often to throw up. The last time I had the stomach flu was 1996. The only other time I've thrown up since then was after the egg retrieval. I am not accustomed to this! Now I'm not sure if I should eat something right now or not??? Any tips and tricks you all can share with me about how to decrease my odds of continued vomiting are greatly appreciated!!! At least now maybe I'll be able to fall asleep as the pain is a lot less now that I've emptied my stomach. Sorry this is so gross of a post but I really could use some advice!
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eating crackers BEFORE you get out of bed in the morning. never go hungry, small healthy snacks inbetween meals so that come meal time you are not starving. Empty stomach can make morning sickness worse. I'm sure you will get lots of tips. Won't it be fun to reasearch something new online! One of my favorites was tracking the babies developement week by week. Very cool stuff!
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