Due in March/April/May 2013 Roll call!

[suregena]

Annnd I have officially just really have not wanted to eat anything today. Very, very, very blah-blah-blah. With a dash of the queasy.

[Shellbelle]

12 week scan in morning,soooo nervous,what questions can I ask the tech??

I don't know about questions, but good luck tomorrow! I can't believe you're already so far along!

[Shellbelle]

Bad bad bad morning sickness this weekend. Like, I'm getting out of bed to pee and throw up, and dh is bringing me food all day to try and keep something in my stomach.

[NCBeachyGrl]

12 week scan in morning,soooo nervous,what questions can I ask the tech??

For a good nub shot!!!!!!!!! Profile picture with legs up and out of the way!

[spinningmadly]

I'm already freakin out about gender and for some reason am expecting to be a boy..
I don't even know if theres a heartbeat yet!

Part of me (MOST of me) wants everything to look great at my scan and another part of me feels like it would be ok if it didn't because the next round I would be on clomid (which also sways pink) but mainly because it would push my progesterone up (hopefully) from a better ovulation and i wouldn't have to be on the supplements. I think reading the side effects/birth defects it can cause online have been freaking me out :x
Of course right when they realized my ovulation/progesterone issues, I got pregnant before we started the clomid

[ynwa]

Can't believe I am this far either,will tech think am crazy if I start asking about nubs and ovulation sides?

[suregena]

Can't believe I am this far either,will tech think am crazy if I start asking about nubs and ovulation sides?

Let us know how you get on.

Don't think I'd have the courage to ask anyone here but I may ask if they can try to get me a good "full body profile shot" to take home because my last pregnancy I never got a 12 week ultrasound. Hey, it's true! But might be a sneaky way to hopefully get a nub shot. That's my plan, anyway! But that won't be happening until middle of November at the earliest.

[Rosie85]

I'm so glad you are able to use Medicaid! It's the one thing I have my fingers crossed for when we move back (possible in 3 to 5 years.) We're thinking about Portland or around there. No, I've never been to Oregon! Ha ha! But it's the climate/lifestyle we came to a mutual conclusion about because my husband refuses to move to Arizona and doesn't really want to go to Colorado (both those States are like my home states.)

Oregon and Washington have awesome climates. If I was brave enough to leave my family I would move to Seattle in less than a second. You just have to not mind clouds but if you live in the UK I hear those are common there, haha. Medicaid is nice but like I said people think you are taking advantage and don't treat you the greatest sometimes. I say they are just jealous. Really nothing to be jealous over since we are on it for being low income. If you can afford health insurance here I would say you are doing pretty well for yourself.

[spinningmadly]

And the nausea starts ...blechhh

[spinningmadly]

I don't think Medicaid is an issue at all when people that need it use it and I'm glad that option is available, my best friend had to use it for a few years (although she did mention drs treated her differently. ) However I do think it's an issue when people DO actually take advantage of it which I have witnessed first hand. My husband works for a good company and we still pay 500/month out of his paycheck for healthcare and after that we have a lot of co pays, deductibles, costs etc and the people taking advantage (playing the system) are getting it all for free, that does piss me off to be honest bc it's not fair to anyone , including those who actually need and are entitled to Medicaid, I think that's what gives people the impression everyone is taking advantage. The family I knew literally had millions of dollars and used it through 4 pregnancies at least. Surgena- i dont know if you still follow the healthcare debate in the US but I don't think the new healthcare plan will help anything , its just forcing people to purchase through privately run (profit motivated) companies. I think it was passed as a political move to make the groundwork and reasoning to establish a public healthcare option when this way doesn't "fix" things