Twenty-nine days from today is when our new bundle of joy will arrive, or possibly sooner, only the Lord knows. I am so looking foward to that day. One- we will find out what we are having and two- I can finally sleep on my stomach again! Those who know me well, know that I have VERY peculiar sleeping habits. Anyway, I go back to work on Tuesday and have mixed feelings about it. I absolutely love my job! I am such a people person and with what I do I get to gab all of the time. Granted- the majority of the people I gab with are my students, but I love the people I work with so whenever we get the chance we love to sit and talk. However, I am a sad to be leaving my little boy.
This pregnancy hasn't been the easiest, nonetheless, I know it could be worse. I am thankful that it is all about to come to an end. I developed gestational diabetes during this pregnancy, and had no idea the seriousness of this disease(I guess this is what you would call it). I have to see a specialist once a week to make sure the baby is thriving and then see my regular OB at the end of that same week to check it's heartbeat and activity. It feels like the baby has hiccups right now. Every little kick, squirm, hiccup, is reassurance that everything is ok so I am thankful for each movement.
I am a little nervous about when the baby comes having to take care of two. Jayce is such a precious little boy, but with Jon being gone a lot, it makes me weary about doing everything by myself. I know the Lord will give me strength and I have an amazing support system, so I have faith that everything will be ok. Well, my nap is calling- another thing I will miss when I go back to work, but I am sure I can squeeze one in every now and then.
This pregnancy hasn't been the easiest, nonetheless, I know it could be worse. I am thankful that it is all about to come to an end. I developed gestational diabetes during this pregnancy, and had no idea the seriousness of this disease(I guess this is what you would call it). I have to see a specialist once a week to make sure the baby is thriving and then see my regular OB at the end of that same week to check it's heartbeat and activity. It feels like the baby has hiccups right now. Every little kick, squirm, hiccup, is reassurance that everything is ok so I am thankful for each movement.
I am a little nervous about when the baby comes having to take care of two. Jayce is such a precious little boy, but with Jon being gone a lot, it makes me weary about doing everything by myself. I know the Lord will give me strength and I have an amazing support system, so I have faith that everything will be ok. Well, my nap is calling- another thing I will miss when I go back to work, but I am sure I can squeeze one in every now and then.
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