In other pregnancy related news. I'm starting to experience the persistent heartburn syndrome. Apparently my digestive system is slowing down to grab as many nutrients as possible from the foods I eat. This causes a back-up in my stomach which can lead to acid reflux. It makes restful sleep difficult at night, since sleeping in a semi-seated position puts a ton of pressure on the hips. I've also been dealing with pregnancy-induced sinus issues. A condition the pregnancy books say only improve after the babies are born (Yea! pregnancy books, thanks for the encouraging words).
On the bright side, I seem to be having a relatively healthy pregnancy and really can't complain about a few minor discomforts. I go in next week for the big anatomy ultrasound (finally). Since I can't feel them kicking yet I'd at least like to see them dancing around on some LCD monitor for a few minutes (I completely understand why Tom Cruise bought his own ultrasound machine, it is rather addicting).
Apologies for the lapse in posts. Dave and I flew to Albany, NY last week for a small family emergency. My father-in-law was hospitalized unexpectedly, however he's now recovering and should be better in a few weeks (I've had my fill of hospitals this month).
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I almost chastized you for being in Albany (which is WAY too close to me) and not calling so I could come see you and touch your melon-belly. But then when I read it was for an emergency I quickly shut up (the whole conversation taking place in my Julie-world, of course...) Glad to hear that he's recovering.
I have a preggers/ medical question for ya: what happens if one already has terrible acid reflux and isn't preggers?? (as in, already on medication....) What happens if they become preggers?? Lemme guess- you calling Kammer on this one? ; )
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