01/02/2025
2024 ➡️ you were so good to us 💒👰🏻♀️👶🏼🥰
Here’s what I’ve experienced in my first 17 weeks of my third pregnancy🤰🏻:
Ain’t no pregnancy the same, but they can be pretty darn close lol
I forgot how debilitating the waiting game is before your first scan. Being heavily in tune with your body has its downfalls 🫠 I was certain I was pregnant from conception each time I’ve gotten pregnant, and I’ve never been wrong. So that 7 week wait until we were blessed with a strong heartbeat nearly took me out.
After the reassurance of my first scan, I knew only way I could make it through the anticipation and fear of the first trimester was putting my entire pregnancy in Gods hands. I knew I wanted to soak in these early moments and not let the fear of losing it all over-take me. I knew I wanted to keep this pregnancy close to my husband and I only until it felt safe and right to share with our son first. Pregnancy after loss often feels like “don’t get too excited. don’t say anything yet” I guess I certainly felt this way for a while. Once I continued praying for the health of our baby, I certainly felt a relief, a weight lifted, like there was a peace instilled in me to let me know that everything was going to be okay.
Sure enough by our second scan, there they were, growing and wiggling around, healthy and a big change from my pregnancy with my son… I’m low risk 👏 👏 👏 with my son I had 12 ultrasounds which ended in an emergency cesarean. To say I’m relieved is an understatement.
Now as we close in on my 20 week anatomy scan, I know it is in the best interest of my family and my mental health to continue praying for our baby. We are fully immersing ourselves in the magic and blessing of pregnancy and have decided not to find out the gender, the best surprise of life we’re sure. 🥰
Reese is so excited to be a big brother and we cannot wait to love on our next little babe 💕🥰🙏🥹