Life is so exciting right now. On Sunday I found out I was pregnant! I took two test with the lines first but I just wanted the solidification of seeing the word pregnant so we bought a digital one and I took that too... My boyfriend Chance and I are so giddy and triumphant right now at the prospect of bringing a child into the world together. He has always wanted to be a dad and I knew I would one day be a mom. At first we weren't sure it would be possible due to early medical complications he had as a baby so seeing the positive reaults on the tests meant more than becoming parents but that we had the ability to have one of our own! Expressing how excited I am about becoming a mom and raising a child with my best friend is impossible! He is going to be an amazing, caring dad. We are going to teach our little tomorrow child everything we know ( if you are wondering what a tomorrow child is it is a reference to something a character on the show Shameless said while talking to his girlfriend about having a mixed race baby, lol), and I'm 100% sure we will learn as much if not more from him/or her too! It's still really early in the pregnancy. I'm only 4-5 weeks, but I'm already feeling the changes. I get tired, and a bit out of breath from simple tasks such as washing dishes or walking upstairs. I've also had cramps! I didn't know I would get cramps from being pregnant, but good old Google helped me out and I discovered that it is normal to have mild cramps; my body is preparing to carry a child from 9 months by making my uterus wider and stronger. can't wait to see what happens next! I am going the route of a midwife with my pregnancy. There is a really great Nurse Practitioner/midwife here that everyone I've asked has recommended. I am excited and scared to go with natural childbirth but it just feels right. I don't know how to explain it, it just does. and it's great because she has her office at the hospital so if there are any complications there is a medical staff readily available. well, that's it for now. not much more to say, but I'm sure there will be soon!
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
The world is warmer and brighter now
Life is so exciting right now. On Sunday I found out I was pregnant! I took two test with the lines first but I just wanted the solidification of seeing the word pregnant so we bought a digital one and I took that too... My boyfriend Chance and I are so giddy and triumphant right now at the prospect of bringing a child into the world together. He has always wanted to be a dad and I knew I would one day be a mom. At first we weren't sure it would be possible due to early medical complications he had as a baby so seeing the positive reaults on the tests meant more than becoming parents but that we had the ability to have one of our own! Expressing how excited I am about becoming a mom and raising a child with my best friend is impossible! He is going to be an amazing, caring dad. We are going to teach our little tomorrow child everything we know ( if you are wondering what a tomorrow child is it is a reference to something a character on the show Shameless said while talking to his girlfriend about having a mixed race baby, lol), and I'm 100% sure we will learn as much if not more from him/or her too! It's still really early in the pregnancy. I'm only 4-5 weeks, but I'm already feeling the changes. I get tired, and a bit out of breath from simple tasks such as washing dishes or walking upstairs. I've also had cramps! I didn't know I would get cramps from being pregnant, but good old Google helped me out and I discovered that it is normal to have mild cramps; my body is preparing to carry a child from 9 months by making my uterus wider and stronger. can't wait to see what happens next! I am going the route of a midwife with my pregnancy. There is a really great Nurse Practitioner/midwife here that everyone I've asked has recommended. I am excited and scared to go with natural childbirth but it just feels right. I don't know how to explain it, it just does. and it's great because she has her office at the hospital so if there are any complications there is a medical staff readily available. well, that's it for now. not much more to say, but I'm sure there will be soon!
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