And yes, there is a child crying in the background... that happens a lot in this class. For some reason kids hate being separated from their parents....
Ok, so I haven't updated the blog all summer long- but this is not the post that will update you on my summer. This is a blogger in need of advice. I am the kind of person who needs structure to my days. I like to have things planned out so I know whats going on and I can figure out how to be flexible. So I decided to plan out exactly how each of my days with Olivia would run. I wrote down what I would do at each wake time and each nap time. And I told myself this was a tentative schedule and we would see if it ran smoothly. Well, finding motivation to actually put my plans into action is super difficult. I made a list of things I wanted to do with Olivia, which I admit, the goals were a bit lofty. What am I supposed to do?? There are so many blogs about sensory boxes and teaching your kid every state in the U.S. and making them a super genius by age 3. So I wanted to make sure Olivia was going to get that from me. I wanted her teachers (when she event...
So here's the low down on how my baby came to be (not the first stages- we all know how that happened). It started on a Saturday night at our ward Halloween party. I started feeling contractions every 20 minutes. They weren't very strong, but I knew that finally things were happening. It made me really excited because it was the day before my due date and it would be super awesome if she came on her due date. The contractions continued through the night (very hard to sleep through by the way) every 20 minutes. In the morning around 9, they started to get farther apart and we were sad, hoping that it would have progressed instead of slowing down. That night they started up again at 20 minutes apart and by Monday morning around 5:30, they were coming 3-5 minutes apart and went on for a good hour. YAY! It's time to go to the hospital! Now, our car has an odd quirk. Sometimes if it's too cold outside, then the ignition won't start and it will alert t...
It's time for the story about my life and my uterus. (Warning: I will be talking about menstrual cycles. If that makes you uncomfortable, you should probably keep reading so that you are better educated on women's health. Everyone knows a woman and most women have had a period before. And a lot of them have a crazy hard time with it) My uterus and I started out on normal terms when I was 12. Normal meaning I bled from my uterus for a few days once a month. NBD. A couple years of this went by and I started bleeding longer and longer, until finally I had bled for a little over a month straight and I told my mom. I think she called the doctor and the doctor was super concerned so they called an ambulance to my middle school and carted me off to the hospital in the middle of the day. That was my first time riding in an ambulance. They didn't turn on the lights or the siren. I was super disappointed. We got to the hospital and found out I was very close to needing a bl...
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