We had our mid-term ultrasound yesterday morning! Everything looks wonderful and right on target with growth and anatomy. The baby was apparently laying on the placenta -- like a giant bean bag chair. *Glad you're not hesitating to make yourself comfortable in there! Just make sure you're ready to vacate the premises after 27 July (Tasha & Steve's wedding).* Anyway, the little one just has quite a bit more growing to do over the next 20+ weeks. At this point in the pregnancy, I have gotten over the hump (I hope, anyway) of the not-so-fun symptoms. I haven't had any nausea or cramping like I did during the first trimester. The only bothersome stuff I'm experiencing at this point are some normal aches and pains and light-headedness. It's all well worth it though :-) I'm a lot more active (thanks to ditching the 3hr round-trip commute everyday and having to single-mom it on the farm half the time) during this pregnancy, so I think that has helped me feel pretty darn good to this point. I hope it continues!
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| I probably should've warned you to put on sunglasses to shield your eyes from my dreadfully pale skin...sorry. |
We will certainly keep you posted (hopefully a bit better than we have been) for the duration of the pregnancy. In the mean time, here are a few pictures of the newest addition to the Gilles Clan.
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| Same little nose as Riley (and the same camera shyness as well). |
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| Quit wiggling just long enough to get a few good profile shots. |
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| Cute little foot! |
And now for one of the most highly anticipated images...
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| We love you and are so excited to meet you, sweet baby girl! |
