Just for a fun comparison- here was one of Monkey's ultrasounds from about 18 weeks.I think they look a lot alike! :)
I blame it on mommy brain...
Just for a fun comparison- here was one of Monkey's ultrasounds from about 18 weeks.

I had my first appointment at the new doctors office. I actually met with a midwife. She was very nice, and my VBAC sounds promising. They will let me go to 42 weeks before I'd have to have a c-section. Which is awesome. Although, I am going to meet with one of the doctors next time, because I still have a few questions about the actual labor process. The midwife did mention I have to be monitored the entire time, so I'm wondering how easy it will be for me to get up, walk, change positions, etc. I think that will be most important to a successful VBAC. I did get a little scare at my appointment. The midwife couldn't find the heartbeat with the doppler. It really freaked me out. So many thoughts of losing the baby ran through my head. But, then I got in for an ultrasound (pretty quickly) and immediately the tech pulled up the heartbeat. Hearing the heartbeat was so neat, it almost made me tear up.But, nothing seems to help much, or for very long. I just keep praying it will go away, at least by 12 weeks. YIKES! 12 weeks, that means I have 5 more weeks of this hell! :(
• A fertilized blastocyst will implant itself into the uterine. The point of implantation becomes the origin for the placenta and umbilical cord. Note that impantation can occur today, but also several days from now...


Above are the opks from today, at noon. I can't really tell if they are darker or lighter than yesterday. Superdad and I made love last night, so hopefully the timing will be right. It was a very sweet, romantic night, even though the end of The Dark Knight was playing in the backgroud. Superdad's choice. LOL. Well, I think we should stick with every other day BD, especially since I have not got a positive opk yet.
Right now I'm reading Taking Charge of Your Fertility, which is like the bible on the trying to conceive forums. You will often see it referenced as simply TCOYF. So far it is a very interesting book. It has a lot of technical information about your body and cycle. The Conception Chronicles, seems to be more for laughs, I think I might check it out too.
http://www.intelligender.com/