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1 cmmbear -
1.6 hours ago Emilies room is about finished, I have a few more things to put up on the walls...a shelf and some decorations. Robs grandmother is giving us her glider so I'm waiting on that also. But other that that I'm done. Good luck with your little ones room, it sounds really cute! Have you tried ebay for the border? krystys31 -
12.2 hours ago
No kidding! Like we don't have anything else to do right? Oh well...what are you gonna do? I guess I will just hope the next one is a girl or sell on ebay. I could probably make a small fortune! 
How are you feeling otherwise? krystys31 -
21.3 hours ago I guess I COULD take some of the stuff back and trade it in for bigger sizes but what a pain in the a** to try to sort that stuff out and figure out where it came from. Ughhhh! LOL...As I don't have enough stuff to do!
cmmbear -
23.7 hours ago I'm just really stressed because we don't have the money to go spend that much. I just don't get it though. And I have gotten emails this morning from friends who know that I'm already set on clothes saying that they went and bought her MORE clothes yesterday! I'm happy to see my friends and family members and I'm so greatful for the people that have spent money on things that we really need. Have you put up pics of your little ones room yet? Educator -
32.2 hours ago Thanks for the encouragement. I am waiting for the results now... I had to do this with my first baby and passed the 3-hour test. Good to know you don't have to completely cut out all carbs! krystys31 -
Monday, 21 July I had my shower on Saturday and I feel the same way as you! I am VERY greatful to all my friends and family but I didn't get much off my registry. She will never be able to wear all the clothes she got. My husband said we will have to change her clothes every time we change her diaper. I hate to even complain though and sound like such a "b".
cmmbear -
Monday, 21 July That sucks that you didn't get what you need. Me and some of the other girls have been talking about that though. How people WILL NOT buy the things you need off of the registry! I don't get it, I mean why even do a registry if they're not going to get you what you need? Everything we put on ours was stuff we really needed being this is our first baby. I just don't get people! diesel21a -
Monday, 21 July Hi, well now there telling me to go for another sonogram and I'm on insulin seeing a nutritionist and I see gdm doctor every other week. So basically soon I'll be going to my reg doctor once a week and going for monitoring twice a week once I turn 35 weeks. I thought this was a bit much?? no?? ashaleed -
Sunday, 20 July Hi : ) I really can't help you too much with your #'s because where I am (Ontario, Canada) the readings are different. Like, before a meal we're supposed to be under 5.3 and an hour after under 7.8 (so I'm not sure how that translates to your # readings...sorry!). From what you said the 'cutoff' was though it doesn't sound like you #'s are extremely high though so thats a good sign! I had GD with my first pregnancy and ended up on insulin, looks like I might have the same thing happen with this pregnancy. Your nutritionist will be able to give you exact amounts/types and frequencies of meals but mine told me:
**to eat breakfast, snack, lunch, snack, dinner and then a bedtime snack. That way it keeps your sugars as 'level' as possible without big drops (from not eating for long periods) or big peaks (from eating TOO much because you're very hungry).
**Switch any grains (bread, pasta etc) to whole wheat and limit them to a max of 2 servings per meal (1 for snacks).
**I find fruits are better to save until later in the day because my morning readings are typically higher and fruit tends to spike sugars quickly.
**Cut out any fruit juice (I pretty much only drink water, milk and the odd *diet* soda).
**Make sure you eat a bedtime snack because if you don't your glucose levels will drop overnight and your body will start releasing sugars to compensate...thus making your morning readings higher (which happens alot, I was told most pregnant women who end up on insulin are put on it mainly because they're morning sugars are too high).
**stay active. Go for walks a few times a day if possible. I go for quite long walks every night and will start in the mornings as well (my morning readings are slowly creeping up again). Basically any excess sugars you can 'burn up' are less sugars your body has to deal with.
Hopefully these things helped, Sorry I wrote you such a novel but I know these were the most helpfull things I was told. Like I said though, I ended up on insulin with my first and this one probably also (currently 32 weeks preg.) My daughter was born at 37.5 weeks and was only 5 lbs 3 oz. She was *perfectly* healthy (just little) and they said I managed the GD so well they couldn't even tell that I had it based on her sugar levels. Everything went back to 100% normal right after I had her. Trust your doctors because they know whats best and how to deal with it. If I end up on insulin again this time I will be induced at 38 weeks (if I haven't gone into labour myself before then), which kinda sucks based on my daughters size at that point, but they docs know best. The aside from testing so much (which is a pain in the a$$ as you know) its really not that bad. You'll get used to the new diet and it really is a very healthy one : ) you'll probably feel great : )...I know I did. The insulin isn't so bad either. If theres anything else you need feel free to ask (i'll try to keep it shorter next time, I promise!) Try to not worry too much and honestly trust your doctors/nutritionist/diabetes specialist...I did and everything worked out perfectly for both me and my daughter : ) Again, sorry for taking up all your posting space!! kristam -
Wednesday, 16 July I am so sorry that you failed.... I can not believe they are making you test your sugar and take a class... Must be so hard to have to do that so close to the end of your pregnancy... I really hope I do not hear anything... I would think I would have by now if I had failed, but then again I thought I was in the clear with the one hour when they called me out of the blue, and told me I had to take the three hour... Keep me posted on how everything goes with the class. Again I am so sorry! kristam -
Monday, 14 July Yeah I went and took mine last Monday and have not heard anything so I am hoping that means everything is okay... How else are things going for you... Other then having to take the 3 hour test like I did... kristam -
Tuesday, 1 July I am in the same boat as you! I have to take the 3 hour glucose test. I failed by 1 point! The office I go to prefers people to be under 130, and mine was 131... What makes me so mad is most of the average for other doctors offices in this area are 140.... So I was completely upset because this is my fourth time taking the test, and have never failed before.... Good luck! I am right there with you! sweetxcheekss -
Wednesday, 25 June i had the same situation as u with my 3d ultrasound.. my baby wouldnt move his hand from his face! BABYROBLES -
Friday, 30 May hey thanks i was wondering cuz i have nevre had one and this is my4th baby so i will see if i get one this time mamaharvey -
Thursday, 29 May It must be these boys we are having making us want all this junk food! tandiann -
Thursday, 1 May Isn't it amazing how we can become so attached to someone that we can't even see or feel? This is baby 2 for us and somewhat of an unexpected change but we are all glad now to be getting the girl that I was dying for when we got pregnant with our first. Thanks for the positive words and letting me know I am not a loon. NOTE: Older messages are compressed to speed up the website.
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