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Making the decision to have a child is momentous. It is to decide forever to have your heart go walking around outside your body. ~Elizabeth Stone
About me.....
Hello ladies.......I'm 27 years and living in Australia. My husband and I were married almost 3 years ago. I am currently pregnant with a single wonderful active little boy....we were lucky to find out his gender as early as 16 weeks!
We lost a previous baby when I was 24 weeks due to Placentile deficiancy...we took a long time to heal. A year after losing Zach (our first baby boy) we started to try again. Nothing was happening...and after a year sped by us, and I was not pregnant we knew it was time to talk to the specialists.
We were recommended onto Pivet medical centre in Perth Western Australia. It was discovered I had Poly Cystic Ovaries (not the syndrome lucky enough)..which explained the struggle falling pegnant. I was put on a few cycles of Ovulation Induction, one of which worked but it was termed as a "Chemical Pregnancy"and it didn't last. We ended up making the big decision to have IVF, they took 5 eggs, 4 of them succesfully made it to Blastocyst stage. One egg stood out amongst the rest...this was to become the baby boy resting in my belly. I was only allowed the one egg, as a multiple pregnancy was a huge risk, so we decided to freeze the rest.

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The Babies Chinese Astrological Sign: The Year of the Rat (he will be the same as his father hehe)!
Rats have great personal charm. They are adaptable, aggressive, and creative; hard working and thrifty. They are elegant by nature and strive for the better things in life. Bright and gregarious, a Rat's intellectual versatility is not always immediately recognized. Rat people make good business people, accountants, and bankers. Rat Years: 1912, 1924, 1936, 1948, 1960, 1972, 1984, 1996, 2008
31/08/07
Yuck, I fainted for the first time in my life yesterday...pretty scary! I was at the Postal Office and the line was huge..I was about 3/4 of the way when I started feeling Nauseas and dizzy, then I remember thinking I hope I don't faint because it will be embarrasing. Next thing all goes fuzzy and I wake up dazed and confused hunched on the floor leaning on some strange guy who was helping me. He kept saying something to me but I couldn't make it out so I said "I think I'm going to faint", not knowing I already had, he just replyed "you did faint, can I call someone for you"...so after I got all my senses back I called my Husband and made and an appointment to see the Doctor, all is fine with baby and me...he said I just need to take it easier and eat many small meals throughout the day and plenty of fluids. The faint was most likely brought on by low blood pressure, spurred on by the big walk I did. So make sure you ladies rest yourselves...
29/10/07
30 Weeks! Can't believe we are here! We have gone through a lot of grief to get to this stage! Since my last update a lot has happened as we almost had to induce the baby at 28 weeks. It started with a usual Ultrasound, where it was discovered our little man was slowing down with his growth and that he was growing in the low 15 percentile. A couple days after this was discovered I woke up at 2.15am to take one of my many usual nightly toilet trips...to discover that I was bleeding rather heavy. I woke my Husband and we rushed around shoving stuff into an overnight bag and sped to the Emergency at the Hospital where I am booked in to deliver the baby. They placed me on Foetal Monitoring for an Hour but our little Jacob seemed oblivious to all the fuss and was his usual active self. They checked me in and my Specialist Doctor was called and he payed me a visit later in the morning to access the situation. There were two possible culprits regarding my bleed.....my Cervical Polyp, which upon examination looking very red and angry, and my Low lying Placenta (typically known as slight Placenta Previa)....basically they never did determine where the blood actually came from. So he recommended I stay in Hospital a further night and have another Ultrasound to look at my Placenta and the baby’s growth again. If he showed little sign of growth he would administer Hormones to develop Jacob's lungs and induce him! Luckily enough he had showed a slight improvement and I was sent home to bed rest for the weekend. One day later we rushed back to Hospital after another bleed, but didn't have to stay overnight again thankfully. We were booked in for another Ultrasound four days later and Jacob had improved again. So we were very lucky and we may just make it full term after all. And so....I am feeling like a whale and am really tired of my limited Wardrobe by now! Sleep is getting harder as I am cramping up and waking every few hours, and getting back to sleep always proves to be an issue. I have put on 13kg so far.....not long to go though! I can't wait to meet our Son; it will be for sure, the best moment in my life!
06/11/07
How do heavily pregnant women sleep? This past week I have been in training for the sleepless nights of breast feeding LOL, my Ribs feel like as if they have been cracked (my Doctor said basically its my Uterus expanding and putting pressure on my ribs), it’s a struggle to breath, I barely fit into anything anymore and Stomach acid constantly eats away my throat!!! Oh the joys of the Third Trimester. But it’s all worth it! Especially when you find out everything with your baby is going fine! We went to our Specialist this week and our little Jacob is doing well, he is in the 17th percentile but at least his measurements and growth is progressing. We are not sure whether or not I will have a C section, but we will have a clearer picture in 2 weeks when I see my Dr again, he will check to see if my Placenta has moved up….hopefully as I would love a natural birth, but I won’t take the risk if it hasn’t. I start my antenatal classes soon! Yay! Well not too much longer to go till we have our little man….hopefully time speeds up LOL!
it was awful... I was in the bedroom getting myself ready for bed and Abe took Toby into his room to change him so we could pop him into bed. Abe said he dropped the nappy and literally in the time it took to bend down to pick it up Toby fell off and landed on the spot where we stand to change his nappy. I heard the bang and came running and Toby was on the ground crying. We both panicked of course and I called health direct to ask what we should do as I wasn't sure if he had landed on his head or not. Poor Abe felt so bad he was crying... poor thing. the nurse said she has to tell us to take him to the hospital, but said all they would do there is monitor him so I asked how I would do that myself and she said to let him go to sleep but wake him after one hour and then every two hours after that, which I did. I had to think what to do and as Toby recovered in no time and was actually playing etc i knew they would only monitor him at the hospital and I didn't want him in there with all the flu's, meningitis and whooping cough's etc..... the nurse told us not to beat ourselves up about it because she said we'd be amazed at how common it is but of course Abe still felt very bad. At first I felt a bit angry because it was the first nappy he had changed in ages and the one time he did it in a couple of days that happened but I also think Abe has been at work all day every day and hasn't seen just how fast Toby that Toby can move.
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