Hello, Burger
We're expecting!
Well, actually, we're already six months into the pregnancy, and I have to say that it's been a very interesting and exciting time for me.
The first trimester was kind of difficult.
I mean, I probably wouldn't have found out that I was pregnant had my back not popped (and hurt like heck). I contemplated having an x-ray done, but V was wise enough to tell me not to. We just saw a chiropractor---whose expertise, coincidentally, is pregnant women and babies) for my back.
My appetite during the first three months was gone, though. I had a hard time eating, and V ended up finishing my food most of the time. I didn't really crave anything then. V, on the other hand, had juicy burgers almost every day. V also had dizzy spells during the first trim. Sympathy pains, perhaps?
I actually lost a bit of weight in my second month, but gained a bit back during the last weeks of the third month.
By my fourth month, my appetite slowly came back. Whew! But I still had to put on more weight, said my doctor. I had to take protein-building vitamins for Burger's growth.
Things are a bit more comfortable at this stage, with just some minor pains in the pelvic area. I feel the kicks and twirls now, and those are just... amazing. I can't help but smile, whenever Burger kicks.
We're getting closer and closer to B-Day (three months to go!), and V and I are all the more excited. I'm still a bit nervous about the delivery, but yeah. Mind over matter. :) ...or better, the Almighty Father over me.
So, France, it looks like your macarons and pains au chocolat are gonna have to just wait a bit.
Because right now, it's time for my Burger.
Well, actually, we're already six months into the pregnancy, and I have to say that it's been a very interesting and exciting time for me.
The first trimester was kind of difficult.
I mean, I probably wouldn't have found out that I was pregnant had my back not popped (and hurt like heck). I contemplated having an x-ray done, but V was wise enough to tell me not to. We just saw a chiropractor---whose expertise, coincidentally, is pregnant women and babies) for my back.
My appetite during the first three months was gone, though. I had a hard time eating, and V ended up finishing my food most of the time. I didn't really crave anything then. V, on the other hand, had juicy burgers almost every day. V also had dizzy spells during the first trim. Sympathy pains, perhaps?
I actually lost a bit of weight in my second month, but gained a bit back during the last weeks of the third month.
By my fourth month, my appetite slowly came back. Whew! But I still had to put on more weight, said my doctor. I had to take protein-building vitamins for Burger's growth.
Things are a bit more comfortable at this stage, with just some minor pains in the pelvic area. I feel the kicks and twirls now, and those are just... amazing. I can't help but smile, whenever Burger kicks.
We're getting closer and closer to B-Day (three months to go!), and V and I are all the more excited. I'm still a bit nervous about the delivery, but yeah. Mind over matter. :) ...or better, the Almighty Father over me.
So, France, it looks like your macarons and pains au chocolat are gonna have to just wait a bit.
Because right now, it's time for my Burger.
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