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Happy 14 weeks

Well..it's official, hello 2nd trimester! 1 down, 2 more to go. Hey, 1/3 of the way isn't too bad. We start measuring my cervix on Monday. To make a long story short, I had a bit of a traumatic doctor appointment with the high risk OB last week (it's too overwhelming to go into) but baby bean looks great! My cervix wasn't stellar, but they said it was still a little early to be getting accurate readings ( why did we check then...hmmm). At any rate, we go back on Monday to check in on my cervix and see if it lengthened or shortened. I am pretty overwhelmed with the thought of a cerclage, so if you have any positive stories out there...feel free to let me know!

Here's a belly pic at 14 weeks. (please ignore the mess on the table! haha)

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  1. You look fabulous!!!
    My high risk OB has and will be checking my cervix too just to be on the safe side.

    Hoping everything continues to go smoothly my dear friend.

    *hugs*

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  2. You look great. Sorry about your experience at the doctor's. I hope they are taking good care of you.

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  3. Yay for 2nd trimester! Sorry about your appt. :( hope that your cervix looks ok next check!

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  4. You look great! :) Hope everything continues to go well. XO

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  5. Kate, you look so very happy. I continue to keep you in my prayers.

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  6. Awww, "hi" cute tummy! I know how scary the notion that anything, anything at all can go wrong is...but a cerclage isn't *so* bad in the grand scheme of things, particularly if they're catching your need for one early (much better than an emergency cerclage down the road, right?). I have a friend who's had a cerclage placed with each one of her three healthy, beautiful daughters (born at about 37-38 weeks each). Thinking of you and sending all kinds of good vibes for a continued healthy pregnancy! You look just glowing and wonderful, sweet Kate.

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