Day 4. Most Treasured Item Something that relates to
your baby/ies/child/ren. Maybe it is their hand and foot prints or a
photograph. Whatever it is we would love to see it.
Anything we have pertaining to Kayla is a treasured item, but when it comes to things that are irreplaceable, I'd have to say her outfit she wore in the hospital. I hated to even wash it, but the nurse recommended we do because of fluids and such, and she was right, there were some stains. I just hated to wash the last and only thing she ever wore and touched. We put it in a shadow box and hung it in the nursery.
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I went out today and bought The Little Mermaid. I only have it on VHS, and it's released from the vault so I wanted to make sure to get it while it's out. If Boo turns out to be a girl, I need to stock up on princess movies :)
I just realized how optimistic I'm being about the future. We plan on announcing to FB and therefore our extended family and friends after we pass Kayla's loss milestone. I am excited to do this, and I probably think about it almost everyday. But I don't think about "if" we get to announce, I think when. I go for my first cervical measurement next week, and for whatever reason I am not nervous that I'll have shortened. I don't know why, usually I tend to think the worst because I seem to think it will be easier to take any bad news if I prepare for it (psssha), but I feel very confident that my cervix will be ok. I hope my feeling is right.
But to all you Positive Pattis out there, I feel this way because I feel this way. Harping on me to think positively, or not to worry does not do any good. I cannot make myself feel optimistic, I just do. So for the good news/bad news this week....the bad news is, I am still having troubles controlling my bloodsugar, which is frustrating, but I did lose 3 pounds this week, putting me at a negative 5 pounds this pregnancy so far. Having a deficit is a nice cushion so I don't worry about gaining too much. And maybe it will keep my doctors from thinking I am not trying to control my sugar....I don't know if they would think that or not, but at least my weight does speak for itself and shows I must be doing something right.
I'm so glad to see you're feeling positive. I know I did, too, even with all the fears. Once we got past our loss milestone, it became "when we bring the baby home", not "if."
ReplyDeleteI hope your blood sugar struggles ease up on you.