That was the word yesterday after my 2nd beta came in at 622. Another beta tomorrow morning. We're very grateful. Although as I told the (perhaps a bit overly) chatty phlebotomist yesterday morning, we have a long way to go yet.
I feel a bit oddly detached from this pregnancy. I remember complaining bitterly last pregnancy early on that I didn't *feel* pregnant and couldn't there be a little blinking light or something to assure me (on a second by second basis) that I still *was* pregnant?!? At times, now, I kind of forget. Like when I was taking the deli meat out of the frig today at lunch about to make a sandwich. Now, I happen to think the whole listeria from luncheon meat is a bit overblown, but still, who needs the nitrates in luncheon meat anyhow? But it took me a minute or two of making my sandwich before I thought, oh, I probably shouldn't eat this because I'm pregnant.
But maybe it's just the distraction of having E around. She's so active now, crawling at warp speed, loves to crawl up and down the stairs and has just started pointing at everything this week. She's 10 months and 2 weeks and it feels like she'll be walking in no time.
Fingers still crossed through beta tomorrow and through ultrasound - probably end of next week I'm thinking.
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Very glad that the numbers are rising like they should. I can see where having E around could distract you into forgetting. Last time you only had the pregnancy to think about. Now, you have E that is front and center. Good luck for another great beta tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteYay for appropriately rising numbers!!! What wonderful news! I think being distracted during early pregnancy is a very good thing.
ReplyDeleteGreat news on the betas. I am sure E is keeping you too busy to focus on all the scary things pregnant women are supposed to worry about. !!! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteThis is very good news! I'm pleased all is well, and sure having a baby already is just the best distraction!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your great news! That's just fantastic. I hope the next beta looked just as good.
ReplyDeletere: lunch meat - why is it that I so desperately want a ham sandwich with mustard only when I'm pregnant? argh.
The lysteria thing was made real for us living in Ontario, when about 4 summers ago, there was a big outbreak from lunch meat which ended up killing a few people. Thinking about that helps me avoid the sliced ham.