Here are some photos chronicling the ever expanding middle through the month of April. The first here is from an April 18
th baby shower thrown by my relief society. I was still able to stand without pain at this point. That has changed. :-p
These jeans still fit in the legs and bottom, but there is NO way they cover the middle now. I tried really hard to make them fit last week crossing my fingers and everything. No luck. The fabric top that makes them maternity pants just slowly slid
down until my stretch marks were visible in all there glory from the navel down. I am now down to one pair of pants, which you will see in the following pictures.
Daddy taking time out on April 19
th to whisper some words of wisdom to his boys. He kept telling them to come out and see him. I was not amused. I kept scolding him because they would have been way too tiny at that point.
And here we are at our friends' Chris and Becca's home in Ogden, UT on April 23rd. We had to make a trip to see one of the specialists in person. I'm not sure what is with the face, but we really did have a good time visiting.
A little love for the daddy. He has been a real trooper through all of this crazy stuff. I'll have to be sure and show him some love at 2:00 am when we're both up with crying babies. :o) April 26
th.
"The girls (me and my sisters) and the boys." I can't believe they completely cover Vicky's torso. This was at a really fun going away party for my sister Jessica who has moved to Pennsylvania because her husband got a job over there. We
will miss her so much!
Holy belly. Nibbling on a strawberry at grandma's during the party.
April 29
th visit to the hospital to see Dr.
Belfort, one of the specialists who performed the transfusion on Baby A. He's a really nice guy.
There it is people: The incubator. That's the most recent picture I have. There will be more I'm positive.
These jeans still fit in the legs and bottom, but there is NO way they cover the middle now. I tried really hard to make them fit last week crossing my fingers and everything. No luck. The fabric top that makes them maternity pants just slowly slid down until my stretch marks were visible in all there glory from the navel down. I am now down to one pair of pants, which you will see in the following pictures.
Daddy taking time out on April 19th to whisper some words of wisdom to his boys. He kept telling them to come out and see him. I was not amused. I kept scolding him because they would have been way too tiny at that point.
And here we are at our friends' Chris and Becca's home in Ogden, UT on April 23rd. We had to make a trip to see one of the specialists in person. I'm not sure what is with the face, but we really did have a good time visiting.
A little love for the daddy. He has been a real trooper through all of this crazy stuff. I'll have to be sure and show him some love at 2:00 am when we're both up with crying babies. :o) April 26th.
"The girls (me and my sisters) and the boys." I can't believe they completely cover Vicky's torso. This was at a really fun going away party for my sister Jessica who has moved to Pennsylvania because her husband got a job over there. We will miss her so much!
Holy belly. Nibbling on a strawberry at grandma's during the party.
April 29th visit to the hospital to see Dr. Belfort, one of the specialists who performed the transfusion on Baby A. He's a really nice guy.
There it is people: The incubator. That's the most recent picture I have. There will be more I'm positive.
2 comments:
Holy cow, lady! As my mother would say, "Whoa. That is one fat belly!" (Hopefully you read that entry on my blog or you may just be offended now.) :) I can not even begin to imagine how uncomfortable you must be right now! But it's all worth it in the end! You will be a wonderful mommy!
Right now I sure am one sleep deprived mommy. :-p I love them so much it hurts! I just look at them and cry. They are the best thing I've ever done with my life. Just the best.
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