They say that every pregnancy is different, and that has definitely been my experience. In fact, I suspected from the beginning that Nugget was a boy because this pregnancy has felt so different. Examples? How’s about I tell you a tale of two pregnancies, using GIFs because funny. And sometimes, when it comes to pregnancy, you have to laugh or else you’d cry.
CRAVINGS
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EXERCISE
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EMOTIONS
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PREGNANCY BRAIN? OH YEAH
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MORNING SICKNESS
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SLEEP
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So, to sum up, this post was completely pointless, but I hope you enjoyed it.
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Hahaha this was great 🙂
Heh, glad you enjoyed! 🙂 I had an absurd amount of fun finding all of these GIFs, LOL.
Loved it! My two pregnancies were completely different too (thankfully!). The only similarities are that I didn’t have much morning sickness with either (lots of nausea, but at least I kept my food down!) and I was thoroughly exhausted during first tri for both (as in asleep on the couch by 6:15 PM every single night).
I’m fascinated by how different two pregnancies can be! Totally different cravings and aversions this time, much more morning sickness (although I think I still had it pretty mild in comparison to a lot of women)… The one thing I’m hoping will be REALLY different is no complications, and a healthy full-term baby this time. That’s what I’m crossing my fingers extra tightly for. The rest is just gravy. So far, so good. My PAPP-A readings were normal (they were low with Peanut) and Nugget got a clean bill of health at the mid-pregnancy scan. He’s actually measuring about a week ahead right now, unlike Peanut who was already falling behind at 20 weeks. I’m seeing a high risk specialist but so far, so good.
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