We are almost there! This is week 38 for us and the end of the pregnancy part of our journey.
Tag Archives: doctor visits
Week 37 Update Part Deux
38 weeks is right around the corner! Since I posted about this week so early to begin with I thought I’d give an update for the doctor’s appointments. Continue reading
Week 35 Update
We are close to the end now! We only have 2ish weeks left at this point before our cut off week at 38 weeks, and it is speeding up. Continue reading
Week 34 Update and Remembering
This week is a bit bitter sweet for us. We made it to 34 weeks and the twins are doing great. Baby A is back to being breech (darn it!) but they are both healthy and that’s the most important thing for us. Continue reading
Week 33 Update
We’ve made it to 33+5 weeks! Every additional day at this point is another day the girls get to put on weight so we are grateful for every day they stay put. We are really hoping they stay put at least another 4 weeks if not all the way to our cut off week. Continue reading
31 Week Update
We’ve made it to 31 weeks! Technically we’re at 31+5 weeks but I wanted to wait until after our perinatal specialist appointment today. I am currently seeing the OB/Midwife every week and the perinatal specialist every other week for growth checks. Continue reading
Week 29 Update
I know the week is almost over, but a lot has happened this week so I wanted to wait until all of the doctor’s appointments were done before I gave any update. Continue reading
28 Week Update
We’ve hit the third trimester!!!! We’re in the home stretch now and had another appointment today for our gestational diabetes screening and a growth check. Continue reading
22 Week Update
It’s been a while since the last update, but I’ve been busy and pregnancy brain keeps me from remembering to post anything, lol. Continue reading
Transfer Results
We are at the point where we are comfortable sharing our latest embryo transfer results. 
We have actually know the results for a couple of weeks but didn’t want to share any news publicly until we had a chance to get used to the news ourselves and let our families know what happened. Continue reading
