Surreal



This was a day I will never forget! Me and mom had the most unforgettable day. When we went in for the u/s Aidyn wouldn't give us any shots AT ALL. I was so frustrated and thought that I might never get to see her little face until I saw it in person. But after much coaxing (aka a noise machine on my belly) she turned just slightly and we got some pics of her face. I can't explain the way this made me feel. They aren't the best 4d pictures I have seen, but they are of my little girl, floating around in my belly. It is such a surreal experience. Even in my wildest dreams when I was trying to get pregnant, I couldn't have imagined the feelings that I am having now. Life is so beautiful sometimes. It almost makes me teary eyed. I can't look at anything in the same way that I did before I began trying to conceive this miracle child! EVERYTHING is totally different. The way my priorities are,  how I appreciate my parents, and my Mamaw. Wow! I can't believe that all this hard work has paid off  and I am going to be a mommy in just five weeks. I already love her so much I can't stand it. Even when I have sore ribs from her jabbing her feet up under there. I can't imagine how it will feel to hold her in my arms. Or what I will feel like to have an empty belly! I am so used to feeling her all the time in there. It is such a miracle, and I know that I have said that before, but I am so amazed. Thank you God for answering my prayers! She will always know just how special she really is to me.

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