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- How far along?: 30 weeks + 3 days
- Baby is the size of a: butternut squash (17.5 in, 3.2 lb) (according to WTE Pregnancy)
- Total weight gain/loss: +16 lbs
- Stretch Marks? My belly has been super dry this week, praying it doesn’t make a stretch mark show up!
- The Bump: hoooolllyyyy belly, yall!
- Symptoms: some days I have energy and some days I’m blah. Allergies are bad this week
- Food Cravings: just food. Lots and lots of food.
- Anything Making Me Queasy or Sick: not lately!
- Sleep: sleep is heavenly
- What I miss: belly sleeping and being able to breathe
- Weddings Rings On or Off: on 🙂
- Any Names Picked Out Yet: we’ve agreed to ONE. Not set in stone, but at least we’ve agreed on something in case she comes before we can get her named!
- Gender: PINK!
- Movement: I’m gonna miss this, she’s super active at times and super chill at other times. I think she isn’t quite as active as her sissy
- Maternity Clothes: just the usual lulus and Shorts now that it’s warmer. Got some maternity things to review for Pinkblush Maternity and I’m LOVING them so far
- Labor Signs: no way!
- Best Moment of the Week: getting to have a baby less date night with my man and then spending some time with my mom too!
- Feeling: thankful for a healthy pregnancy so far!
- What I’m excited about/looking forward to: Drs appointment on Monday (minus the weigh in, blah) and maybe getting to see this baby once more before she comes on sonogram! We’ll see!
Yesterday, we had to take LC to the dr because her eye was swollen shut in the morning. They diagnosed her with Preseptal Cellulitis and we are so thankful that we took her. It is an infection of the tissue around the eye, and most likely was from the upper respiratory infection that she’s had for 2-3 weeks that just settled in her eye region. We are thankful that it hadn’t turned into Orbital Cellulitis because that is much more serious, the infection hadn’t spread anywhere and was only in the tissue surrounding her eye and not behind her eye or in it. We are watching her close to make sure that she doesn’t lose eye control and is able to move it each direction. Orbital Cellulitis would result in a hospital stay, so we are praising Jesus that it was just preseptal!
