June 15, 2007:

Well..it has been a while since I have posted anything. I hope all of you are doing well. I know I am so anxious to meet my new baby boy. With less than 8 weeks left, I can hardly stand it. I had my baby shower on June 2 and I received so many things I wasn't sure where I was going to put it all. But, I did find a place for everything :)) This is my first, so I have been so nervous throughout my pregnancy worrying about every little thing. But, I know I am nearing the end and it looks as though all of the worrying has been a waste of time.

I am feeling a mixture of emotions, but most of all I am sooo happy. His nursery is almost complete and I can't seem to stay out of there. Considering that I am in weeks 32, I have been feeling pretty good. I have some lower back ache and lower pressure. I feel like he has already dropped...he feels really low. The most uncomfortable thing I am experiencing, is the unability to sleep. I seem to wake up every hour to run to the restroom. I am seeing my doctor every two weeks now. But, I was told that they will not start doing pelvic exams until week 37. That seemed late to me, but as I said before, this is my first so I am not sure. Here are some recent pictures of the nursery, my baby shower and one of me at week 31.

Here is my belly at 23 weeks.

March 27, 2007:

The baby is very active at times, and other times I worry if he is moving enough. My breast are growing every day it seems and they feel very heavy. My arms are getting plump, and I have a constant tightness is my stomach. It's amazing to see all the changes your body goes through during pregnancy. The picture below is me at 20 weeks and 4 days.

This is me prior to pregnancy and a picture of me and my loving husband William.

March 22, 2007:

IT'S A BOY!!! My husband could not have been happier. I have been shopping "BLUE" for about two weeks now. Finally, I am able to start my registry which has been so much fun.

I had my first ultrasound on January 10, 2007. I was so excited to hear the heartbeat and to see our little peanut moving around in there.