15 weeks

I think that I FINALLY turned the corner this week. I have come to the point where I feel pretty good when I wake up and slowly kind of feel worse as the day goes on, but it's nothing horrible. If it had been like this the whole time, I would have been golden.

I have thrown up twice this week, but that's okay. Once Monday morning, out of the blue after my shower and once Thursday night, when I got home from work, again, out of the blue. That totally sucked.

My next appt. is Thursday. Maybe I can even have gained a pound or two then. I'll be somewhere in the neighborhood of 16 weeks then. I should be able to get my AFP test and my scan scheduled. Hopefully, I can go before Thanksgiving, but if it's after, it's after. It will def. be before Chritmas.

Nothing new to report other than that I am feeling much better this week. Although, I learned a good lesson yesterday about being preggo -- you should always ask how your food is going to be cooked. Jake, Dad and I went to this Japanese restaurant close to our house last night and I got Filet Mignon Teriyaki. Well, when it arrived, it was very rare. RARE.... So, I had to send it back for more cooking, so I could eat it. So, next time, I have to make sure that I ask about the amount of cooking on said steak. They were very nice about it. All you really have to say is 'pregnant' and everything is okay. :)

I am also probably going to go to Target and look at preggo clothes today. Even with the minimal weight gain, my stomach continues to grow and I will very soon be out of pants that I can wear around the waist. I have one pair that's doing okay, but the other pair was out to the edges on the hair band that I am using to close it. And my shirts are getting shorter around my tummy. So, it's gonna be hanging out and nobody wants that. ha ha.

There are Old Navy with maternity clothes around, but the closest is the one at Grand Avenue and I would really have to have a lot of gumption to go down there, esp. w/ Christmas coming up. We'll see...

Anyway, I'm going to pee. Story of my life.