a friend pointed out to me after my lame post yesterday that "normal" pregnancies are boring, so i shouldn't feel bad. & i have to say, i really agree, altho i'd never thought of it before-- normal pregnancies ARE boring. after the drama & pain of carrying 2 for 7ish mos, this singleton pg has been a walk in the park. this is a piece of cake.
don't get me wrong, maybe i'll be singing a different tune in 6 weeks, but after measuring something like 44 weeks preggo with the dudes at somewhere around 30 weeks (if memory serves) i seriously doubt i'll be THAT miserable, & i have to be honest, i don't really "get it" when other singleton moms start complaining right around now (32 weeks). not that i'm not sympathetic, i know all too well how much pregnancy can suck, i just don't feel it this time-- i'm really NOT that miserable, & while big, i really don't feel THAT huge. mostly, i'm just really glad we had the twins first, so that this one really does seem like a total breeze.
I get what you're saying, while it didn't really happen that way for me (my boring pregnancy was first, then all preggo poopie hit the fan...) I am REALLY glad it's working out that way for you!
ReplyDeletei hope the rest of the pregnancy is boring as boring can be!
My pregnancy with Payton was pretty boring. It was easy and I never got real uncomfortable either. I'm glad you are having a boring pregnancy this time around! Ha!
ReplyDeleteK was pretty boring, one u/s the entire time. I felt great up until the very end.
ReplyDeleteJ I had three u/s the big one, one after my car accident, and one when I went overdue, with her I was in a lot of pain (car accident related). But it was boring (except after the car accident).
With R I had what I thought was a lot of u/s (about 5) to watch for anemia, but it still was pretty boring.
Then C.. I have to say I am glad I got the boring ones out of the way before him.
Anyway, the point, boring is nice. =0)