Another Hurdle

13 02 2007

I’m officially past the time when I lost the baby last Fall. A few more days and I will pass the point I got to in my first pregnancy May 2005. Geof was right in his comment in another post. I have many hurdles to get through. Especially in this early period. Any pregnancy lost before 6 weeks is a chemical pregnancy. It’s not even clinically considered a pregnancy. Which irritates me on some level, but it is what it is. In May 2005, well June by the end of it, I made it to 5.5 weeks. Today I am 5 weeks even. If I make it another week I will finally be considered pregnant in the medical world. But first, I have to pass the hurdle set up by my longest pregnancy. I think I can do it!

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13 02 2007
Kellie (09:51:31) :

You absolutely CAN do it! I’m cheeering for you.

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13 02 2007
Geof F. Morris (12:19:50) :

Whew! Glad that my hurdle comment didn’t actually suck. 😆 So, if we’re going to do what I always do and extend the metaphor beyond the breaking point, we’re all over here in the infield, rooting you on. 🙂

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13 02 2007
Jessica (13:52:44) :

Guys and their sports analogies! 😉

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13 02 2007
Megan (21:29:37) :

Wow! I lost track of your blog for a few weeks and look at all that’s happened! I’m thrilled for you!

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14 02 2007
Jessica (06:08:06) :

Thanks Megan!

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14 02 2007
TeamWinks (07:09:13) :

Behind you all the way Jess! So, Geof, you ready start waving banners and painting our faces now? 🙂

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14 02 2007
Jessica (07:17:36) :

You guys are too funny!

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14 02 2007
Misty (07:57:55) :

I think the addition of the stadium seating in the bedroom is a bit much.

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14 02 2007
Jessica (08:34:07) :

Fortunately the bedroom hurdle has already passed! So that’s fine. I would agree with you though…

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14 02 2007
Geof F. Morris (17:18:02) :

Ummmm … yeah. Remember, I politely declined Rick’s offer to live with them. 😉

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