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ultrasound tomorrow....
My 15 week ultrasound is tomorrow and the tech said she would tell us the gender then. I am a wreck today. Excited but so nervous. Part of me keeps telling myself that it's a boy so I play it safe and don't get disappointed. Then part of me imagines the joy and excitement I will feel if the tech says it's a girl! I know if it's a boy I'm going to need about an hour to grieve over my girl I may never have. Both my pregnancies have been so tough so I think this is the last one for me. Wish me luck tomorrow, I want to be strong either way! I'll update everyone under my sway. :)
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I know - for some reason the date of your scan stuck in my mind and when I looked at the date in the corner of my laptop earlier I thought of you! FX for a healthy little baby and, after that, for it to be PINK :D I can't wait to hear! I can only imagine how you're feeling - I know I'll be a wreck too when the time comes. Hugs x
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Good luck. It is stressful. I hope it goes well for you!
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Good luck, can't wait to hear!
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Best of luck, I hope the tech will give you the correct answer tomorrow! :luck: :luck: :luck:
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hope you have had good news
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Hope you heard pink. Update us when you can!
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good luck i really hope you get pink. :)
i remember when i went for my 20 week scan with my 4th son i could see his bits on the screen, i had been telling my self the entire pregnancy it was a boy, but it didnt make the disappointment hurt any less, i was a mess for a week after, but i got over it, and focused on the fact that he was perfectly healthy, right down to his boy bits.
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Hi ladies :) It ended up being a boy! I was in total shock, but didn't break down in front of the tech. I lost it the next morning tho. I am adjusting. He looks perfectly healthy and I am starting to feel some movement. Hoping I get to bond with him some before he arrives. It's hard though, since I found out, 4 friends have found out they are expecting girls~so unfair!! I'm sure he will be a great addition to our family but I'm still a little bitter.
