But unfortunately Amy is not. At this point, the notion of 'morning sickness' is absurd since she basically feels nauseous to some degree 24 hours a day. Typically when I'm feeling like I want to throw up I just want to lay down and die, yet Amy handles it all like a champ. Smells, tastes, movement, and now even colors will make her sick to her stomach, yet she never complains. In fact, the only way I know she feels bad is because I ask her every few hours how she is feeling (which I'm sure she is sick of as well).
I had no doubt that Amy was tough, but she is the first place winner of the the tough it out championships.
In other news little Peanut is now little Teddy Graham. Next week we will be going to our next ultrasound in which we may actually get to hear the heartbeat and Teddy will look more like something resembling a human. The journey is just beginning!
3 comments:
Your description of little "Teddy" is such a cute graphic; however, I had grown fond of tiny "Tic Tac" over the last few days. You, Zeb, never cease to amaze me and that certainly makes a mother proud. I agree that Amy is a champ and truly love having her in "our" corner. Blessings, Mom
Amy is a strong gal. I hope her icky feelings get better soon. That heart beat (that sounds a lot like a "choo-choo" train) will make it all worth while. We recorded Raegan's and listened to it over and over. It's awesome!
Hey Z!! I am really excited to have a "Teddy Grahm" cousin! Can't wait for an actual human like cousin. ha ha I agree Amy is tough. If it were me I would be a whimp and want to stay at home in bed. I'm sure your support has been very helpful.
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