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I have to get this out here because my hubby is gone on his whirlwind of interviews for prelim and derm residency (I basically won't see him for a full day between now and Dec. 23 - talk about CRAZINESS!!).
Anyway... we did have some time, hmmm, "together" inbetween one of his crazy flight schedules during the week before Thanksgiving.
On our way back from Minnesota last Monday (at 3:00 AM!!), I got the flu, on top of a head cold I had.
Well... it's now been almost a week and either this is the most outragious strain of flu EVER, or I think that the twins are going to become the "not-so-only-children" in the house.
I have been talking to dh on the phone all week and he has no doubt about it. I am still trying to hold out that I am taking an extra long time to get over the flu... which comes on at strange hours of the day, and is brought on by any type of wierd smelling (or even the thought of wierd smelling) food.
My biggest clue came yesterday when I was shopping and the ONLY thing in the whole store that I could possibly stomach were HOT DOGS (let me clarify this point... the last time I ate a hot dog was when I was pregnant with the twins - normally I can't stand them!).
I had to get this out because it still isn't definite, so I don't want to go around talking with my family about it. (if it is true, we will surprise them at Christmas).
We are both terrified by this because he will be starting his internship year in July and the baby would be due in August, which means most likely we will be selling a house, buyig a house, packing, moving, and unpacking, all during the last few months. Not to mention the crazy schedule of an intern. Did I mention that the twins are not even 18 months yet???
All in all, if this is true, we would be ultra excited. We tried for two years with the twins and finally went on Fertility meds to get them, so this would be a GREAT thought that my body is actually working somewhat normally.
Well, I'm sorry to come out with this right now, I am so excited, scared, sick, etc, so I had to get it out before I exploded!
Have a great day. I'll talk to you soon.
Jen B.
I have to get this out here because my hubby is gone on his whirlwind of interviews for prelim and derm residency (I basically won't see him for a full day between now and Dec. 23 - talk about CRAZINESS!!).
Anyway... we did have some time, hmmm, "together" inbetween one of his crazy flight schedules during the week before Thanksgiving.
On our way back from Minnesota last Monday (at 3:00 AM!!), I got the flu, on top of a head cold I had.
Well... it's now been almost a week and either this is the most outragious strain of flu EVER, or I think that the twins are going to become the "not-so-only-children" in the house.
I have been talking to dh on the phone all week and he has no doubt about it. I am still trying to hold out that I am taking an extra long time to get over the flu... which comes on at strange hours of the day, and is brought on by any type of wierd smelling (or even the thought of wierd smelling) food.
My biggest clue came yesterday when I was shopping and the ONLY thing in the whole store that I could possibly stomach were HOT DOGS (let me clarify this point... the last time I ate a hot dog was when I was pregnant with the twins - normally I can't stand them!).
I had to get this out because it still isn't definite, so I don't want to go around talking with my family about it. (if it is true, we will surprise them at Christmas).
We are both terrified by this because he will be starting his internship year in July and the baby would be due in August, which means most likely we will be selling a house, buyig a house, packing, moving, and unpacking, all during the last few months. Not to mention the crazy schedule of an intern. Did I mention that the twins are not even 18 months yet???
All in all, if this is true, we would be ultra excited. We tried for two years with the twins and finally went on Fertility meds to get them, so this would be a GREAT thought that my body is actually working somewhat normally.
Well, I'm sorry to come out with this right now, I am so excited, scared, sick, etc, so I had to get it out before I exploded!
Have a great day. I'll talk to you soon.
Jen B.
Especially if it is an intermittent flu with food cravings!! 
), we moved before the twins were born when I was about 5 months pregnant. We also moved again when the twins were 2 years old. In a way, moving while I was pregnant was easier because the babies were contained. Of course with energetic toddlers running around... You'll be one exhausted lady! But you will make it! Good luck!
. A little update - I took a test on Sunday and it was negative (but still really early - I wasn't supposed to start until today - okay, so I'm just a wee bit impatient 
). But all day Sunday I didn't really feel sick, so I started leaning toward the "flu fluke explanation" I still waffle between both extremes of thinking that there is nothing, and then getting out the calendar to figure potential due dates
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