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Please, B*tch away!
I totally feel for what you are going through, as I (and DH) am in the same boat! Actually, you story seems very similar to mine. There are months that I cry when AF shows up and then there are months that I am pissed! I know that for me, my age (41) is what is going against me; for DH is a low count. We have done the whole infertility work up and I just finished my 4 month of Clomid (in 2WW now-again!). He has 2 boys from a previous marriage and he tells me all the time that "we do have kids, you are their mom", but it's not the same, I want a baby that is our DNA....
BTW- you would have been totally justified to punch out your co-worker!! How rude!!!!
Can you share a daily menu with us??
How many grams of protein are you eating a day?
How much water?
I am about 3 1/2 years out and having so problems with losing baby weight from my last two pregnancy that I had after the surgery. My first pregnancy was ok it was 6 months out and I did well. But my 2nd pregnancy was hard on my weight and I gain about 20 lbs and then after the baby they put me steroids that was another 10 lbs. So I need help I cant mess up my weight loss like that. I need some advice!!!
Ladies I am with you....7 weeks or less, no name, I don't even have one diaper in this house! Thank goodness walmarts just a few mins away! LOL. We have painted baby's room, no crib set up or anything; we have it all but nothing set up, waiting for the husband to pull out of the storage space....I did buy some cloths with my mom a few weeks ago, and on April 20th we are having a diaper party, so I should have basics by then...so let's hope she doesn't come more than a couple weeks early! The first one seemed more prepared, but as the commercial reveal, you become much more relax on the next ones ....right. :)
Stacey
RNY-10/27/04
Crossfit is the best workout I have ever done...was very active in sports when young and worked hard at finding what I "like" to do, and I dont' just like it; I love it. I was worried at first because although I could do a 5K, I have no upper body strength, not very good at weights, etc. But when it comes to crossfit- if you give it the proper timing, you will feel and see results and you keep thinking..."WHAT ELSE CAN I DO"....when I started about 18 months ago, my deadlift was 85 pounds to lift one time....at 18 weeks preggo...I deadlift 200 pounds....I can't wait to see what I can do once I can recover from this pregnancy....
Let me know if you have any questions...or any information/questions etc....
Stacey
RNY-10/27/04
on 3/21/13 8:16 am
I agree, 33 weeks is great progress and success. I think it will help you bounce back faster in the long run. I am interested in Cross Fit and plan to check it out for workout options after I deliver too.
Names are so hard! I thought for sure it would be easy, but nope. My son was w/o one for two days after he was born, and we ended up picking one that was not even on the list. Go figure. Since we are moving I dont really want to do a nursery up only to have to move so may just make do with the essentials and then go all out once we move!
That is good to know. I am hoping that I have the same luck. I only had my TT for a few months before getting preggo so never really got to see full results so anxious to get back to pre pregnancy weight and working out, etc
Yes, it does. My mom is only 5ft 1 and she looked preggo from just about conception on, LOL I WANT to look more preggo but no suck luck, lol Everyone assumes I must feel great and not have all the other complaints and symptoms and tells me just wait...I am like for what, I still have all the typical pregnancy complaints, minus the HUGE belly I suppose.