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Good morning,
Thank you very much for your congrats. We are having a little girl. I am very excited, but you sometimes it really does feel like a dream. When you finally reach the pregnancy you are in disbelieve, atleast this is how it was for me. I have been dreaming of this for so long that the reality sometimes dosen't seem real. Then she kicks me or I look in the mirror, or see her on an u/s and I know she is 100% real and she is ours. It truly is a wonderful feeling.
I don't really have everything planned out, I am just planning the old fashioned going to the hospital and having a baby. We have our birthing classes starting March 1st so I am getting excited and nervous at the same time.
Becoming a Doula, that is awesome. I wish you luck in that indevour. How cool.
When do you go back to your doctor? Are you any closer to making a decision? I was thinking about what you said with your husband being worried about the side effects of Clomid. As far as I know from my re's office and reading there are no known lasting side effects of Clomid. I don't believe anything that is dangerous to you or your little one if you conceived. My side effects were hormonal (always crying and often a little wacky as my husband called it), the decrease in cervical mucus and the thinner lining in the uterus, other then that nothing and I did produce 2 good follicles on that round but their was other issues with me and my hormones that are out of wack. It turned out I just needed more than what Clomid could give me. Clomid is a very mild fertility medication compared to some of the other ways to treat infertility. Please don't think I am trying to sell you on Clomid, I just want to share what I know about it. I actaully wish it could have worked for me but I again I have deeper problems than what the Clomid could handle.
Well I better run Talk to you later Liz
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