Return of the First Trimester?
I just got back from my 35-week appointment. Everything looks/sounds great -- and I'm feeling fine, even after crashing hard onto my stomach in the middle of the night last week. I'll write more details about baby A in an upcoming post, but today is all about me. Though I'm feeling OK, I'm definitely experiencing some major deja vu, first trimester-style.
Just for fun, here's the very first photo we took when I knew I was pregnant.

- Morning/all-day sickness has returned. Not nearly as badly as I had in the REAL first tri, but so few foods appeal to me these days. I need to fatten this baby up, but most everything I feel her, she rejects.
- Exhaustion is taking over my life. I could easily sleep more than 12 hours a night and then lay on the couch all day. My life isn't terribly hectic right now, but I'm groggy and would rather nap than do much else.
- I'm starting to get nervous about everything again. I hit a few weeks where I felt confident that everything is going to be OK. Now as we get closer and closer, I find my mind wandering to topics like cord strangulation and decreased fetal movement, etc., etc., etc. I need to get off Google and the birth boards!
- Each day is d.r.a.g.g.i.n.g. Again, I had several weeks that seemed to go by in an instant. Now? I can literally feel the minutes slowing as we approach our estimated due date.
- I'm mega-emotional. Yeah. You'll find me three out of five days of the work-week crying on my commute. Not full-out tears . . . but the other day I heard a certain song and then started to weep about how incredible it is that we're having a girl (because I never thought I'd have a girl!). The last time I was this touchy-feely was in the first tri, that's for sure!
And here I am in (almost) the same exact outfit as above, over 30 weeks later!


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