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8 Weeks?
Mar. 13th, 2004 03:04 amSupposedly, today is the last day of my seventh week of pregnancy (or is that eighth week? in that tomorrow will be eight full weeks - I'm confused)
Of course, after my ultrasound the other day, I may be off by a week and a half, and not actually be hitting 8 weeks until the 23rd.
I don't know - I do know that I am really worried about my baby, and he (or she) is almost constantly in my thoughts. I am still cramping and my lower back and pelvic area are pretty sore. I even took some tylenol, which did help me relax for a few hours, but I can't do that for nine months. It's not that the pain is so bad, just constant - with this bloated feeling and a slight burning in the muscles. It's like having a really bad period - without the period, of course. However, it is stressful, because that pain is like a constant reminder that my little one is having problems.
I'm trying to keep positive and loving thoughts and send energy to my little "bean" - I am going to take the best care of this baby that I can, now and after he's born. Keep us in your prayers.
Of course, after my ultrasound the other day, I may be off by a week and a half, and not actually be hitting 8 weeks until the 23rd.
I don't know - I do know that I am really worried about my baby, and he (or she) is almost constantly in my thoughts. I am still cramping and my lower back and pelvic area are pretty sore. I even took some tylenol, which did help me relax for a few hours, but I can't do that for nine months. It's not that the pain is so bad, just constant - with this bloated feeling and a slight burning in the muscles. It's like having a really bad period - without the period, of course. However, it is stressful, because that pain is like a constant reminder that my little one is having problems.
I'm trying to keep positive and loving thoughts and send energy to my little "bean" - I am going to take the best care of this baby that I can, now and after he's born. Keep us in your prayers.
