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LV, a big congratulations on your baby boy news!! How exciting, I'm sure your daughter is beside herself. I'd imagine she is at that perfect age where she understands enough and will be a great little helper to you. I'm glad to hear you are feeling better. The tiredness and hunger is the worst, isn't it? Luckily I have no one else but myself to look after at the moment so I can lay on the couch and nap all day if I want. My dog thinks it is great, he now has a napping partner!
HP, you will never guess what I had earlier on today! Except I just had normal cheddar cheese, not swiss. Haha! The sore boobs are a pain, I used to be a stomach sleeper and I remember last time being in agony every time I tried to sleep on them. I've been a side sleeper ever since.
AFM, I'm pretty sure I am starting to show. I will be 8 weeks tomorrow (I gave in and called my OB and checked). Last pregnancy I didn't start showing until after 20 weeks, so this is a bit of a shock. I'm sure it has to do with the amount I've been eating though. I have been reading a few of the pamphlets the OB gave me and the recommended serving sizes for when you are having twins, and I'm not sure I will ever be able to eat that much! For carbs they recommend 4-8 serving a day, 4 servings of calcium, 4-8 serving of vegetables. Today I have had a bit of an "off" day. It wasn't even that hot but I was seriously sweating while taking the dog for a walk this morning. I think that sapped all my energy and I didn't do any of the housework I had planned to do. When DH came home from work he helped me with the vacuuming and mopping so at least the house is in a more presentable state for the coming week. I also really really couldn't stand water today. I usually have my 6-8 glasses a day but today every time I took a sip it made me want to throw up! So I have been sucking on icy poles all day.
LV, a big congratulations on your baby boy news!! How exciting, I'm sure your daughter is beside herself. I'd imagine she is at that perfect age where she understands enough and will be a great little helper to you. I'm glad to hear you are feeling better. The tiredness and hunger is the worst, isn't it? Luckily I have no one else but myself to look after at the moment so I can lay on the couch and nap all day if I want. My dog thinks it is great, he now has a napping partner!
HP, you will never guess what I had earlier on today! Except I just had normal cheddar cheese, not swiss. Haha! The sore boobs are a pain, I used to be a stomach sleeper and I remember last time being in agony every time I tried to sleep on them. I've been a side sleeper ever since.
AFM, I'm pretty sure I am starting to show. I will be 8 weeks tomorrow (I gave in and called my OB and checked). Last pregnancy I didn't start showing until after 20 weeks, so this is a bit of a shock. I'm sure it has to do with the amount I've been eating though. I have been reading a few of the pamphlets the OB gave me and the recommended serving sizes for when you are having twins, and I'm not sure I will ever be able to eat that much! For carbs they recommend 4-8 serving a day, 4 servings of calcium, 4-8 serving of vegetables. Today I have had a bit of an "off" day. It wasn't even that hot but I was seriously sweating while taking the dog for a walk this morning. I think that sapped all my energy and I didn't do any of the housework I had planned to do. When DH came home from work he helped me with the vacuuming and mopping so at least the house is in a more presentable state for the coming week. I also really really couldn't stand water today. I usually have my 6-8 glasses a day but today every time I took a sip it made me want to throw up! So I have been sucking on icy poles all day.