So, I said that this would not happen...but I guess I lied. Here I am posting belly shots at 35 weeks and 1 day. (My lovely was kind enough to bring the camera to the hospital and snap a couple of photos this afternoon. Nice husband!) 3 weeks have passed since you last saw the belly, so there should definetly be a noticeable change this time around. Oddly enough, though, my weight remains pretty much unchanged. I still hover around a weight gain total of 18 pounds at this point. Strange, but I am not complaining. The less I put on, the less I have to take off.
Nothing much has changed in the last few days. I still sit here in my hospital prison, eating my hospital food, chatting up my hospital friends (aka, nurses), doing my little hospital routines. I have had a roommate for the last few days, and that has been a challenge. I, of course, prefer my privacy. Who wouldn't, especially having been here so long? But, most roommates would probably be better than this one. She is young. She is white trash (no other nicer way to put this). Her husband and mother are loud and smell like cigarettes. And? My roommate is actually on the NICOTINE patch...because she hasn't had a cigarette since being admitted to the hospital. Did I mention that she is 37 weeks pregnant? WTF? Really, really classy. ugggggh!
The good news? I am pretty sure she is being discharged by tomorrow afternoon. I hope that happens! And, I also hope that I don't get another rooommate anytime soon.
Saturday is the day of my "local baby shower". It is now partially taking place in a conference room at the hospital so that I can be in attendance for an hour. Everyone loves a baby shower at the hospital, right? Well, if not...they will just have to suck it up this once. I am just happy to have something to look forward to and to help break up the monotony of my long prison sentence.
Enjoy the unexpected photos, and stay tuned to "baby watch"!
2 comments:
Hi Megan,
I've been following your blog since we connected on Facebook.
Just wanted to send some encouragement your way.
Hang in there- you'll be home with Finnley before you know it.
Take care, and keep the faith..
Steph (HBR class of '92) :)
Thanks, Steph! I will take all the encouragement that I can get at this point. This journey has not been what I expected, especially this "ending". But, you do what you can with what you are given in life. This will be a blip on the radar after it is all said and done. I just long for that day to be here! Thanks again...and, class of '92? We are old!!! ; ) But only in number, never in spirit or heart! ha! - Megan
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