Just a Quickie



We just got back from Seattle a bit ago — it was a long day.  Skip drove me and we took Calista this time.  She did pretty well through the appointments.

My cervix was long and closed, and I don’t have to go back for 3 weeks now!  They are no longer concerned with pre-term labor issues.  Not sure why/how it all changed — perhaps dehydration and stress were to blame a few weeks ago?  At any rate, the peri was even talking about possibly having a delivery locally, which wouldn’t be able to happen unless I am at least 36 weeks, so she must be feeling pretty good about things!

I met with a nutritionist, was told to continue being a “couch potato” and not to do too much and that the boys were looking good.  Baby A has slowed a little in his growth, which sounded worrisome to me, but Dr. H wasn’t worried, so I guess it’s no big deal.

Baby A weighs an estimated 2.5 pounds and Baby B is estimated to be just over 3 pounds now.  They have also gotten into som weird — and painful — positions that result in shooting pains in my groin and ribs.  I’ve ordered a “Baby Hugger” support garment in hopes of alleviating some of that pain.

Anyhow, it’s been a long day and I am beat.  Just wanted to give a little update.  Oh, we do have more ultrasound pictures, I’ll have to scan them this week.  We have a funny shot up Baby B’s nose where you can see his nostrils and everything, and we saw Baby A opening and closing his mouth.  Very cute.  :)

5 Replies to “Just a Quickie”

  1. U/S weights are a joke, but given you’re having such regular u/s at least you know the boys are growing well! Growth is good! Glad Calista did so well on the trip.

  2. Sommer,
    Thank you for updating! I think about you every day and love seeing your blog entries. Congrats on a great appointment! It’s been a good week for you and I’m so glad – – you’ve needed it!

  3. Finally some good news. You’re on a roll this week!! No PICC line, healthy babies, healthy cervix, couch potato… you can’t ask for much more than that! So glad to hear it.

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