Life As I Know It: Week 15

February 11, 2008

Week 15

I went to the doctor on Saturday..I lost 2 more pounds. I have no idea how, I feel like I am constantly eating and can never get full. My dr politley told me that I have the pounds to lose and she is not worried..I don't know if I should have been offended or find that funny. I took it as funny and giggled, because HELLO, I do have the pounds to lose and the more I lose, the better, right? that puts me a total of 27 pouns since last July when I started weight watchers, I'm happy with that for now..less to lose after baby huh? Anyways..I heard the babys heartbeat for the 1st time and it was great..So precious. Its a strong 147 beats per minute. All I know is the dr said that was great. I go again in a month and then hopefully set up a date for my 20 week ultrasound to see what baby#3 will be.

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Lori2/11/2008
Awww...I bet it all seemed real today listening to the heartbeat. Of course, as sick as you've been, you've known it was real! ha!
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Lindsey2/11/2008
Oh yay!! Can't wait for week #20!!
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February 11, 2008

Week 15

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