can't hold it in any longer Yippeeeeeeeeeeeee Denise

[Guest guest]

Well I had a strange experience as a young child; I can't remember if

it was before or after my Grandma Webber died. She lived in England so

I didn't see much of her (we moved to the states when I was 5).

Anyway, one day I was writing the name Georgianna over and over and I

said, " that is what I'm going to name my daughter. " Well, many years

later, I received a booklet of poems written by my grandma (her only

daughter put it together). On the cover was her full name, Gladys

Georgina Webber. I still like that name and I've always had a special

bond with Grandma Webber even through death.

 

James likes the name Juniper for a daughter, and it's growing on me as

well.

 

Boys names are going to be more difficult, as we both seem to be

particular with how the name resonates. It's amazing what you learn

about yourself and your partner through this process! But we've never

had a problem naming our pets! LOL Denise

 

 

, GeminiDragon

<thelilacflower> wrote:

>

> That is wonderful news. Yes, we need to know right away so we can

all send you our blessings. That is fantastic, it's also wonderful

knowing your tests all came back showing good health. I think you

mentioned in the start you wanted good luck as you were trying for a

baby. Is that correct?

> Do you have names picked out yet????? Come on we want to hear.

> I love this group too............there's always a good recipe(s)

posted, wonderful support, little laughs and very good health news.

> Sending you love and hugs......Donna

[Guest guest]

HIP HIP HOORAY, Denise!!

 

What marvelous news...yeah, naming a kid is tough, they can actually

tell you they hate their name eventually! We were in the hosp four

days (csection) with son #1 and it was discharge day & we still

hadn't completely settled on his name...it is rather an awesome

undertaking all the way round!

 

I totally agree with Jenni, trust your self and go with your

gut...when it comes down to it you will always know best what is

right for you and your family...you'll find that you get lots of

input, from now on...welcome and unwelcome

 

See and I've even got some more input for you...keep up the iron &

if you are feeling naseaus try dry roasted peanuts...I had " morning "

sickness bad with both and early into #1 a nurse suggested the dry

roasted peanuts, don't know if was in my head or what, but they

truly helped!

 

Look forward to hearing more...and I love the name Juniper, & I

think it could go either way, boy or girl...

 

Hugs

m

[Guest guest]

ps..I love Georgina for a girl, really love it!

[Guest guest]

Thank you so much Melissa! So far I've been pretty good on getting

enough protein and calcium, but I am concerned about getting enough

iron. My mom had that issue when pregnant with me and she was put on

iron supplements. But, I think my prenatal vitamin will keep me from

having to take other supplements. I found a great site that allows me

to input the foods I eat and it calculates all the importants things.

At least it'll give me a general idea of where I am with my nutrition.

 

I haven't been hit hard with " morning " sickness. I've pretty much just

had a low grade nauseous feeling in the back of my throat. So far

whole wheat crackers with cheese has helped me. I've also eaten

sunflower seeds or a piece of fruit(mostly bananas). I've also heard

that ginger is excellent for nausea and if it gets worse I might order

some of those Preggie Pops. It seems right now that if I just keep

eating, then I don't feel sick! Denise

 

, " melissa_hopp "

<hoppmel@c...> wrote:

> HIP HIP HOORAY, Denise!!

>

> See and I've even got some more input for you...keep up the iron &

> if you are feeling naseaus try dry roasted peanuts...I had " morning "

> sickness bad with both and early into #1 a nurse suggested the dry

> roasted peanuts, don't know if was in my head or what, but they

> truly helped!

>

> Look forward to hearing more...and I love the name Juniper, & I

> think it could go either way, boy or girl...

>

> Hugs

> m