Saturday, October 23, 2010

So. What does one get when her children and husband all have the plague and the go around licking her (the children), coughing their germs everywhere (all of 'em), and snoring at her all. night. long?

Yep, you guessed it. I am a lucky lady and have now joined the germ fest--with a nice little low grade fever for added giggles.

Fortunately, it is all in my head at this point (literally, not figuratively), but if my progression follows the same path of the others I'll be coughing up crap soon enough. Boo.

Especially because my husband has been doping himself up with Ny.quil every night in order to sleep, and well...as we all know, Ny.quil is not an option for me at the moment.

Sigh.

I still haven't quite figured out why the world must end the moment he feels an inkling that he might possibly be sick someday in the near future. I mean dude. You don't even have congestion and you are already in your sick bed? Come on already.

Let's not forget that while the world ends for him during his Ny.quil induced coma, it doesn't so much for the lone female in the family. Again. I need to say that not only does it not end, but it gets to go on without drugs! For relief!

Frankly that translates to total suckage if you ask me. (Not that I am complaining or anything...

...much. Ahem.)

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Anyway, the OB appointment went well. I have had "nice growth" since he last saw me. I guess that is good? He said it with a kind of surprised voice, so who knows. The nurse had had me undress from the waist down because he would likely want to check the cerclage. I didn't exactly like that idea and was going to tell him. He actually came in and said he didn't want to "muck around in there" if he didn't have to, so we passed on it. I'll have it checked on the 5th at my ultrasound with Dr. Doom.

Heart beat was 150. Baby was kicking the Doppler while the OB was trying to get the reading. It was kind of funny really.

tmi alert: I did tell him that I have a bit of a new discharge since the cerclage. I did last time, too, so I wasn't surprised. (my body is trying to rid itself of the foreign element, the stitch, and is creating a lot my cm to do the job) Anyway, I got the confirmation that it was normal. I don't have an infection. He gave me a prescription for a creme to use, but I don't necessarily need to. I think for right now I'll hold off of it.

I go back in 4 weeks to my OB.

Peri appointment on 11/5.

5 comments:

  1. I hope you get feeling better soon.

    I remember having a lot of extra discharge when I was pregnant too and it changed just like it does when I cycle. ugh.

    Can't wait to find out what you are having....I also can't wait to see those belly pictures you are taking :)

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  2. Haven't been around for a while, due to our camping lifestyle. So glad to hear things are going well with you and the baby, except the sickness part. Yuck!

    I hope the whole house gets to feeling better asap, especially your husband. I know that mine also acts sicker than the kids and I ever do. LOL!

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  3. Wow--is it 16 weeks already? Rock on!! I can't believe that this has passed so fast. Love ya!! Hope you don't get sick...as a plus, it seems that breastfeeding really helps cold prevention. I've barely gotten sick at all this year even though the boys started a 1/2 day preschool.

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  4. We've had man flu here too - it's amazing how much worse they get illnesses isn't it?

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  5. Wow, except for the cooties the kids shared with you, it sounds like you are doing really well.

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