Some Kind Of Knitterly Content

December 28, 2006 at 6:56 pm (General WhatsIt)

So on the 22nd, I decided to update some knitting tools for myself. Not hugely mind you, I’m not nuts and I’m not rich, but a few little updates here and there for reasonable prices is a-okay in my book. So I bought some Merino Style from KnitPicks and went in search for a new set of stitch markers. There is absoloutely nothing wrong with my old set, I just wanted a different set so I could switch with my moods. I’ll probably buy another set or two before this baby pops out, maybe in green or purple.
Here is my first set that I got in August:
I got those from a shop on etsy called Dragonlady Designs. It was a sweet deal that I couldn’t deny myself. I used these with lots of Fingerless Gloves and recently with my Calorimetry and I loved them. So, when I decided that what I wanted was new stitch markers, I went straight back to the same shop where I fell in love with these:
I know, you’re just a little bit jealous aren’t you? I think they fit my bun in the oven mood more at the moment. Both sets each were 8 stitch markers for $4 with $1 shipping, which is a super sweet deal and fits right in to my “I sneak knitting stuff into the house when the Mister isn’t looking” budget…. otherwise known as the “it better not be alot or it will draw suspicion” plan. Kimberly, the proprieter of Dragonlady Designs, is super awesome to work with. She gets it in the mail like the next day after you order. This particular time she even had some seriously crappy things happen (a break in at her house right before the Christmas holidays, luckily she, her husband, and her kids were not at home at the time) and still got it in the mail super fast. She sells stitch markers, bookmarks, scarves, earrings, watches, necklaces, bracelets, ornaments, baby bibs, men’s solitary earrings, and rings all that she makes herself. Whew! By the way, her men’s earrings are perfect for things where you are knitting in the round and need to remember where the start of the row is. I bought one for just that reason:Have a peek at her stuff and maybe find something that you like.

I’ve also been looking over at this shop here, owned by fellow Punk Rock Knitter, Sunneshine. I’m loving her repeating stitch counters to keep track of what row you are on. They’re super sweet (some with skulls!) so check them out.

For Christmas, family friend (my family with the Mister) Stu came and visited. He bought me “Lady In The Water” because he knows I love M. Night Shyamalan (much to his and the Mister’s dismay). First off, if you are not a M Night fan…. give the movie a chance. Its started as a bedtime story for his own little girls before it became a movie, and is quite good. Second, don’t waste your time looking for some super crazy insane over the top totally unexpected twist and just enjoy the movie for what it is, a beautiful story. The Mister who likes one, and only one M Night movie (Unbreakable), totally fell in love with this film and has watched it multiple times. In fact he stole it before I even got to break the plastic wrapping and watched it while I slept… twice. So, if you have the oppurtunity, check out the movie its quite good. As an aside, Paul Giamatti is an awesome leading man, it was nice seeing him in a non screaming, non vein popping, non butthole role.

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Christmas: The Aftermath

December 26, 2006 at 9:58 am (General WhatsIt)

If you haven’t noticed, its been relatively quiet out there in blogland. I like to imagine that people are still nursing egg nog hangovers and wrapping paper paper cuts from their Christmastime exploits, which is why they aren’t writing. Personally, trying to fight my Mister for control of the computer is rather futile, so I was unable to write until this morning as he remains snoring upstiars.

I’ve said it once before (possibly on here, I’m not quite sure) but Christmas makes me a little sad. By no means will this be a pity party, so you can keep reading. What makes it sad is that I’m not a kid anymore, there is no more going to sleep on Christmas Eve and waking up to the magical appearance of a Santa visit in the morning. Its the wonderment of the mystical that I think I miss. While I now get to do the whole putting out the presents when the kids go to sleep, and drinking and eating whatever it is they leave out for Santa… I kinda miss when it was done for me. Easter though, not so much, because now I get to choose what goes in my basket so there is no needless digging through jelly beans to get to the chocolate robin’s and cadbury eggs.

My kids made out like bandits this Christmas. My kids were bandits this Christmas… on two occasions they stole the Christmas tree. This is why I never posted pics of my tree as it was (intentionally) ornamentless and bare……Here you can see that my tree has a snowflake star, lights, some ribbon, and a finger knitted garland. Oh yes, I finger knitted a garland for my tree… I am SO a knitter. No ornaments though, because last year the kiddos destroyed all the ornaments on the tree…. and those that survived the aftermath got put someplace safe…. so safe in fact that I have forgotten where they are. Twice now the Flying Diaperinis have committed vicious crimes against this tree. The first was that they removed all the lower branches and tried to squish them in further up (my tree is fake by the way… in case you couldn’t tell) so that my tree ended up looking like some tarted up shrubbery. The second…. the second will make sense if you know who this is:The Potato Bugs from “Bug’s Life”…. I went out to check the mail and was talking with the mail carrier for a minute or two, as I came back up the stairs I saw Sam hiding in the corner and TJ hiding in plain sight but covering his face. This tells me that they did something while I was downstairs. “What did you do?” I ask them….. and then I look in the livingroom…… “Where is the Christmas tree?!” I demanded. Sam says nothing, TJ points (while still covering his face) to the bathroom. I open the bathroom door and there sits my Christmas tree in the bathroom.
“Why is the tree in the bathroom?” I ask. This translates into kid as “Tell me how the tree got in there”. Sam revealed all…..
“We take the tree, we push it over, hup hup hup, it’s in the bathroom”.
Hup hup hup, indeed.

In any case, my kids got spoiled. When we left my in laws’ house we couldn’t fit all the gifts and the children in the car. And after some debate with the Mister that, no we can’t leave a kid here and take the air hockey table, we did have to leave one of the gifts behind to be retrieved at a later date. High Points of Christmas Eve:

  • Zach bought presents for everyone with his own money, mine was a light up dolphin necklace tagged ‘To Mom’
  • Each of the kids got mp3 players from my parents (two are for toddlers) to which Zach’s had an included battery and we filled it up with music….. while the other two kids chased him around wanting to listen as theirs were still batteryless
  • My inlaws bought the Mister and I a new computer. The Mister’s first thought… “This will run World of Warcraft much better than our machine”….. my first thought.. “Yes! I get my computer back!”

The Mister and I didn’t get each other anything… yet… cause really we had no idea what to get each other. All the ideas we had we gave to other people. However, I plan to go out this morning while he is still sleeping and get a cheapy desk for him that he can set up for the other computer (and getting batteries for the kids’ stuff). Because frankly, he wants to play with the new toy and is holding back only because we don’t have a second desk yet…… and really isn’t Christmas about the seeing the joy on children’s faces when they get to play with their new toys? ;)

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I Stood At The Bustop With Zeeppo!

December 21, 2006 at 2:32 pm (General WhatsIt)

So, if you recall, a wee bit ago I admitted to stalking Zeeppo. Well, today there was no need to stalk him… he was right there!
If you recall I had to go in for another sonogram because the OB called a bit ago and scared me. So, after a evening of spirited debate with the Mister as to who uses the most gas in the car, I decided that I would bus it to my appointment. Not too stressful, mind you, since I can catch a bus down the street from my house and it pretty much takes me straight to the hospital. What makes a bus trip stressful for me is a number of things…

  • The Fare – I can never remember how much the fare is… EVER… and if the whole “peak hours” extra fare prices are done on buses and how much it is at whichever moment. Mind you, Port Authority Transit and I never got along well from the get go. So whether I have cash or a pass I will check a bajillionty times that I have it.
  • The Bus People – this is not an all covering term. Most people on the bus are generally good eggs, but there are the super weird bus people and its these people of whom I speak. Like the guy who intentionally falls on pretty girls, the guy who talks to himself with rants about the people around him…. outloud, or the drunk guy who wants to tell me of his previous night’s drinking exploits while leaning on me and stinking of BO. Knowing that no matter what I do these people find me, I usually stress a bit on the way to the stop.

So, I walked on to the stop and saw that there was one person standing there. This boded well since that means I could stand in the shelter and not get rained on (as per the Pittsburgh rules on personal space). As I neared, I saw the bearded man at the stop and thought to myself “Wouldn’t it be neat if that was Zeeppo?”. I got to the stop, stepped into the shelter, saw the knitting bag with the Judy scarf and knew in an instant it was Zeppo. “I know you” I said “I’m Stephieface” .
It was awesome seeing Zeeppo again. Next time I think I’ll try to be more talkative, but bustop convos always feel a bit… I don’t know… swervy (which is totally not the word I am trying to find, and with the lack of wordage I had to put something there).

Then, later on that morning, I got to the hospital for my sonogram…. The news is Beans’ brain and head are fine and dandy. Take a look for yourself….. (oh and a Zeeppo sighting counts as knitting content)
In case you can’t tell, that would be an extreme profile closeup of Beans super star quality photogenic right side. It was awesome! Beans has a head, a body, two arms, two legs, and I was able to see 10 fingers (Beans apparently is a thumb sucker) but no visiual confirmation on the 10 toes. As I’m only 10.5-11 weeks preggers they can’t tell what sex Beans is yet. Its still awesome to see Beans spinning around in there nonetheless.

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Somewhere Over The Rainbow….

December 16, 2006 at 9:59 am (General WhatsIt)

Thanks all for your comments about the last post. It sometimes feels overwhelming what you have to put up with sometimes that alot of people might not know about… or know and just won’t do anything about… and getting it off your chest sometimes makes all the difference.

If you aren’t too busy, hop on over to Sweater Project and wish David a speedy recovery. He is one of my absoloute favorite kilted male texan computer literate (did I mention kilted?) knitters and needs the pick me up.

I have one gripe today… well actually it was yesterday’s gripe and it has carried over to today. Let’s all say a wee prayer of hopeful regrowth for my eyebrows. Since I have the Conley family Christmas party today, I decided to do some facial grooming yesterday and in the process made a mess of my eyebrows as detailed here in this chart:
So, doing my party trick where I can independently waggle one eyebrow seperate from the other will have to wait until some other time. For now, I wonder if I can find an appropriate hat in time, and am trying to find a hairdo where my psuedobangs will look normal hanging in front of my face. I’ve tried the whole drawing them on bit…. yeah…. um no…. (if you must know, I messed up on one and had to force the other to match… you can’t walk about with uneven eyebrows…. you’ll look crooked and face it, no one wants to look crooked).

But, off I must go to make a cake (with no chocolate) and onion dip for the party….. yum.

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Two Scoops of Explainations

December 14, 2006 at 9:54 am (Glimpse-a-teria)

In my last post I was somewhat ranty….. I said ranTy not ranDy… so get any pervvy ideas you may have out of your heads right now. It was however, understandably so, if you have ever found yourself in a blended family. And while, traditionally, I would get shoved into the role of wicked stepmother- I hardly feel that I act as such. While I won’t declare the Ex as the wicked biomother, I will declare that there are perhaps extreme differences between the two of us which will often bring us to conflict.
For example, past grievences are not forgotten on me. I can recall with surprising clarity all the times she did nasty, horrible things to me- to which I could not retaliate in fear of jeopardizing the relationship the Mister has with the Eldest and thus actually becoming the wicked stepmother of fiction. Things that are small and simple… like the Eldest when he was smaller would misbehave if he was told I was in charge (due to having too many chiefs, that is too many people who could all tell him what to do). So he would just be left in my care, nothing said, and everything would be fine and peachy. The Ex however, after she discovered this tidbit, would make sure to really enunciate that “Steph Is In Charge” everytime she dropped him off with me so that he would in turn act up for the entire duration of the visit. Nothing major, but definately annoying as hell.
Then there were things that were not so small and simple…. like when we were passing the Stomach Death around the house (it got you coming and going) and we cancelled the Eldest’s visit because we were deathly ill and didn’t want him to catch it. The next time he was scheduled to visit, I went to pick him up after school and waited patiently outside with the other parents as I had done many times before (with my then 1 month old Sam strapped to my front). Just before the bell was due to ring, the Ex’s mother comes charging up at me beause she just received a phone call from the Ex saying to come and take the Eldest so that we couldn’t have him. She was apparently very angry that her last visit’s weekend plans were spoiled because we were sick. So the wall o’ angry Ex mom came charging up at me and proceded to scream at me in front of the assmebled parentage, that I was trying to steal the Eldest (and hopefully getting the cops summoned) segueing into how terrible a person my Mister is and how it would be easier for the Eldest if my Mister just died. For 20 minutes she berrated me about my Mister’s apparent wrongdoings in life in being a father and general nogoodnik, disparaging pretty much anything and everything about him. I hit my patience point and gave her a solid “You know what? Fuck you. You’re just pissed because the two of you can’t sponge him dry of cash anymore and you finally had to get a job, and get off your fat ass.” and walked off. I immediately drove home (sans Eldest) and told the Mister what transpired, including all the details of how I told the Ex’s mom off (“I shouldn’t have cussed in front of a school- but after 20 minutes of her screaming that you were a shitbag at me, I lost it.”). Five minutes later, the Ex calls, claiming that I did all manner of things to her mother (including threatening to kill her and talking in a non stop slew of Fuck yous) that never happened.
There was also the one birthday party where the Ex kept banishing me further and further from the party assemblage because I was inconviently “in the way”. To which I sat in an entirely different section of the bowling alley she was holding the party in. She then came over and banished me to the bathroom to breastfeed the young Sam because it was disgusting that I was doing it out where the kids she invited could see (bear in mind, I’m a cover breastfeeding mom… I always have a blanket anchored to my shoulder because the last thing I want it people gawking at my tits). She even had the alley owner with her. So I gave Sam his feeding in the bathroom… crying (how disgusting is it that to be forced to eat in a bowling alley bathroom?! I wouldn’t do it on a bet, why should my baby?) then packed up my baby and left- which caused alot of drama after I left. These are just three examples of many, but one can start to see why I might be a little ranty when it comes to these kinds of things.
Above all, saving the one time when I told off the Ex’s mom, I’ve been relatively welcome mat-like. The Mister asked, begged, and pleaded with me to not make trouble with the Ex from the very start- in the regards of the Eldest’s best interests- and I have tried my best to do so. Even when the Ex and her gionormous mountain of a mother were verbally accosting and abusing my Mister in the middle of the street- I stayed to the side, fists and teeth clenched, while they spat the most vile of insults at him….. in front of the Eldest. (Probably the strongest person I know is my Mister, he can also be the angriest when he feels there has been wronging going on….. but he calmly and quietly ignored them without response, knelt down to the Eldest’s level and told him that none of what was going on was his fault, and that it was his Mommy and Daddy who were being bad and were at fault for all the bad stuff. He told him that because Mommy and Daddy are too busy yelling with their mouths and not listening with their ears that alot of this yelling thing might happen….. but not any of it -nothing at all- was Zach’s fault. This seemed only to piss the Ex off more and she dragged the Eldest off into the car, all the while spewing such profanities that it would make Al Swearengen of Deadwood blush. I wanted to punch her in the face.)
And while the Mister and I are not perfect (we have cancelled visits for sickness), all in all we’ve tried to make this whole blended family thing easier for the Eldest. Because getting 2 brothers in 2 years (and 1 sister from his mom in that same time) for a kid who was an only child until he was 6 can’t be too easy, especially when your parents are fighting long before that and your dad was away in the Military for most of your short life.

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Typhoid Stephieface And Ranty Other Stuff…

December 12, 2006 at 8:57 am (Glimpse-a-teria)

Firstly and foremostly, Sev and Msfortuknit, I recently switched over to Blogger Beta and its not allowing me to post on Stigmata Knits….. post OR comment. I’ve tried to find ways to contact you guys to no avail……. help! It just locks me in a cycle of having to relog into blogger before it will post, then it will tell me that I’m upgraded and have to sign in to Beta, then it will tell me that I am not a contributer to the blog and that I have to sign in….. repeat.

I realize now that lately I have been a little baby crazy on this blog…. it happens when you’re knocked up… so from now on, no baby Beans talk unless I have a knitting content to follow with. This should keep me in check -OR- make me knit more. Whichever.

So, as stated in my title…. I am officially bearing the plague. Some people might call it a cold- but I know better. Both little boys and I caught it from the older boy when he visited two weeks ago. He’s since been back, and was on antibiotics.
Let me interject a little baby mama drama right about here….. when I was younger and single and childless, what used to disgust me more than anything was snot nosed kids. Kids in general, I liked. Snot nosed, sick, plague bearing kids…. not so much…. even less is they belonged to one of those parents who for whatever reason refused to wiped their noses and teach them to cover their mouths when they cough. When I became a mom myself, I understood that kids get sick and sometimes there is nothing I can really do about it…. but I still retained that dislike for snot nosed kids, especially those that belong to the non nose wiping parents- kids which in turn get my own children sick. See… I walk this earth, pockets filled with tissues and Kleenex so that if my kids are sick I can wipe their noses and cover their mouths should I have to take them out. But generally? If they are ill I don’t take them out- THEY’RE SICK- and by taking them out I am going to make other people sick and I’m not making my kids any healthier. I get pissed when it happens to me, I’m not going to do it to other people. I also strictly adhere to the “Daycare Rule”, if your child is leaking any thing from any orifice he can’t come in. This is an awesome rule, a rule I even employed with myself when I was employed.
So, imagine my dismay when my Mister’s ex wife sent over the eldest, sick as a dog, without so much as a “Oh by the way”. To which he proceded to cough and snot on basically everything (as 10 year olds do when they are sick), fight over action figures with hands he just coughed on, and so forth five minutes after his arrival. To which, a couple days after he left, both kids and myself came down with the plague he carried over here. It is important to know that my docs say no to cold medicines and even cough drops right now for me (I am allowed only regular strength Tylenol over the counter wise)…. so I am getting the morning sickness/plague combo….. sweet right? On Friday of this past weekend, the ex wife calls to let me know that the eldest must finish up his antibiotics, then coyly asks how I’m feeling since she was just told I was preggers by my MIL (and had the nerve to try and guilt me that I didn’t tell her [hello! she's the ex])….
I say, “Okay I guess, I would be better if I had been warned that Zach was sick his last visit so I could have prepared. As it stands I have a cold in addition to my morning sickness, and both little boys are sick as dogs as well. But other than the apparent ignorant biological warfare that was seemingly waged upon my home…. I’m doing alright, you?”
To which she quietly asked me what I was taking for the cold.
I say, “Nothing, because my doctors don’t want me to take anything at all -not even cough drops.”
And she beeboppingly replies, “Oh, well while I was sick when I was pregnant I took Robitussin, you should try that.”
You know, because Robitussin isn’t cold medicine at all…. its like water, right?

Sometimes, people really amaze me.

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New Post For The New Beta Stephieface

December 9, 2006 at 12:12 am (General WhatsIt)

So, as it stands with my luck (ALWAYS) today began like so……

I’ve been sleeping on the couch lately… no, I’m not in trouble with the Mister… Its warmer downstairs and I have to pee all night long now- guess where the only bathroom in the house is. So, I’m sleeping on the couch, only to be awakened by the gentle kicking of my head by Sam. Angered and grumpy I arise from my slumber and stumble to the bathroom to pee and cough my silly little heart out… oh and puke.
During this lovely new morning ritual, something mysterious happened. Perhaps it was the chupacabra, maybe it was aliens, but these strange iconographs appeared (IN SHARPIE) on my walls…..

This one had added juice materials for a Jackson Pollack-like effect… genius

This one has influences from two artists… one with a definable cubist style and the other a more pencilly scribbly abstract one…..

This one though, by far, is my favorite of the three. Obviously the artist loves his subject very much to portray her so lovingly…..

Title of Photo: Mommy With Baby in Her Body

I like that he even has my pony bun. And while it is Sharpie and PERMANENT, there is a place deep inside where I’m not mad at all and love that they draw me so happy.Oh yeah, you can cry now… I totally just did.

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A Rant About Knock Uppedness

December 6, 2006 at 8:00 pm (Glimpse-a-teria)

To those people who have never been pregnant, or are male, its hard to understand the kind of stuff that happens at the beginning of a pregnancy. The reason is mostly because no one tells you. Even the most informed of new mothers goes into the whole pregnancy thing blindsided the first go round. People can tell you all about the pregnancy/birth thing (and believe you me, they WILL) but no matter how much you to try to take it all in, its still like sending you into a pitch black room with a flashlight…. but never telling you how you turn it on (Is it one of those shakey ones? Button? Slide? Twisty?). While I’m not new to this whole being knocked up business, there are still sometimes things that hit me just as much like a Mack Truck as they did during the first go. Its inevitable and its human nature to react this way.

So, you’ve taken your first home pregnancy test (and hopefully not peed on your hands at all)… or if you are like me you have taken multiple tests. I somehow always manage to get the weird ones…. the ones that say I’m not pregnant when I am… just so everyone out there knows who may not know before, Pregnancy tests CAN give false negatives but NO false positives. I personally got false negatives all the time. Sam was a 6 test baby, TJ was a 2 test baby, and Beans is officially a 7 test baby. Beans, by the way, is what I am calling the prebaby, The Mister oftens refers to it as the Cocoa Bean after the first sonogram…. so Beans it is. If you are curious, Sam was “Lumpy”, and TJ was “Booboo”. Yet, I digress. So after you get your test that says you are pregnant… you go to your Ob/Gyn to take their pee test to find out that lo and behold you are pregnant. At my Ob/Gyn, from this point on I’ll be giving them pee every visit. I don’t know why, maybe they are collecting it, maybe its a psycological experiment a la LOST and they’re seeing if I am willing to do it. Actually they’re checking for dehydration and stuff like that I think. So then your Doc will ask you all sorts of questions….. questions you better know the answer to because you WILL be asked them about a bajillionty times throughout your pregnancy. “What was the date of your last menstrual cycle?” will be the question ingrained upon your psyche for the rest of eternity… because they will ask…. every visit…. every time…. and the place where you go for tests and sonograms will ask to….. alot.

Remember my last post where I discussed about how I find it uproarious that they refuse to ackowledge that I might actually have some reasonable idea of when I have sex? Yeah, they’ll do that stuff to you too. In some states you are signed up for a sonogram to see how far along you are. This is typically done if people are sketchy about when they did the deed and when their last period was, or if they measure ‘off’ (which was apparently my case). In PA, you really only get one at about 17-23 weeks… and unless you’re having multiples or there was a problem, that’s the only one you get. At this point they also get you all signed up for the bloodletting.

What? Did no one tell you? Yeah. There’s a bloodletting, really.

They send you off with about 6 or more orders for bloodwork for different assorted tests and they will take anywhere from about 6 to (like in my case) 9 vials of blood to run their tests… oh and they’ll make you pee again. These tests are important, but many you have the option to not do. The optional ones are, I think, the HIV test and the Cystic Fibrosis test- I can’t remember the others. I do them all, cause really you might as well get it over with- and its nice to know.

Some Advice

First off, in case you didn’t know or if no one tells you, like the pregnancy test…. some tests you will take throughout your pregnancy will do stuff like give false positives and false negatives. No one told me this and I freaked out everytime my phone rang and the caller ID said it was the doc office. So don’t freak out every phone call you get… it might not be bad at all. They might just want you to retake the test, and you may very well get different results. Save your freaking out for when you get a definate answer.

Get the HIV and other tests done… really its best that everyone does this… heck its best if you do it when you aren’t knocked up.

Try to do all your tests in one day, ask when they have to get done, because you could end up doing tests every week and that gets real annoying real fast.

Find the no nonsense “street” nurse in your office, the one who doesn’t speak to you in doctor’s lingo all the time. She will be your most valuable asset. Why? The docs and nurses will speak doc at you all the time, and when you aren’t a doctor or a nurse it makes no sense. When a nurse calls to say there is a anomaly with the amiotic sheath…. the street nurse can tell you that there is a sticky out nub that shouldn’t be there that your baby is scratching his back on.

Make sure your doctor has skinny fingers. This is important for later on when you’re getting ready to squeeze out that no rent paying baby. They check on your ripeness constantly at that point… and you want the nurse/doc with the skinny fingers. Because when a skinny finger doc says you are 4cm dialated and things are moving along nicely… and then later you have a fat finger doc tell you that you are only 1cm dialated and you still have a long ways to go… it can be defeating. Stick with skinny fingers.

I began this as a rant, and I’m getting to that now. You see I received a phone call today from my doc’s office. I totally expected something like one of my tests came back false positive, or my tests were fine, or that my iron was low (which it always is and if they don’t say that to me I’d wonder). It wasn’t about my bloodwork at all…. it was about the sonogram I had to take because they refused to believe that I might know when I have sex. The nurse informed me today that Bean’s brain is measuring too small.

Do I even have to start trying to explain how that immediately made me feel?

So, I have to reschedule another sonogram for two weeks from now so that they can check on Bean’s bean. My complaint is that they tell you this stuff WEEKS before anything can be done about it so that you are left to worry about it til then and after.

Pregnancy itself isn’t that stressful…. its the docs and tests that make it that way.

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