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28 Weeks: Lost Track of Time

On May 19, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In baby #2, pregnancy

I’m a little late with my post this week. But if you’re wondering if you’ve read my 28-week post before, well, you haven’t—but you may have thought you did, thanks to my original post title last week. I’m just an idiot.

I posted about entering third trimester and all of that fun stuff, and [...]

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27 Weeks: Third Trimester

On May 9, 2013 · 4 Comments · In baby #2, pregnancy

Can I get a “woot woot” for third tri?

As quickly as this pregnancy seems to have gone so far, I also feel like I have already been pregnant FOR-EV-ER. I mean, when you think about it—Thanksgiving was a long-ass time ago. So much has happened since then. And I’ve been pregnant the whole time. [...]

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26 Weeks: Feeling the Burn

On May 2, 2013 · 3 Comments · In baby #2, pregnancy

I feel like I missed out on a good chunk of the “dream trimester.” Now that I’m rounding my way into the third trimester, things are just not feeling as good as they used to. I have periodic aches and pains, discomfort, stitches in my sides, etc. Seems like every day, something hurts. I told [...]

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25 Weeks: Returning to Normalcy

On April 24, 2013 · 1 Comment · In baby #2, pregnancy

Obviously, I fell way behind in my pregnancy “journal” thanks to my lovely appendicitis. I guess I could’ve made more of an effort to keep up with the weekly photos during that time, but let’s see… the first week (week 23), I was in the hospital on an IV drip, and couldn’t even get [...]

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Back to life, back to reality

On April 23, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In baby #2, health and wellness, pregnancy, work

I returned to work yesterday. It felt really strange after being out for nearly 2.5 weeks. Since starting my full-time career after college, the only other times I’ve been out of work that long (or longer) was when we got married and went on our honeymoon, and when I had Nora and took maternity leave. [...]

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