10 Weeks

At 10 weeks we went and saw a high risk specialist named Dr. Moore. She was super nice and very funny. Are all of the 'female' doctors that goofy? Mine for some reason seem to be. Anyway, she gave us all of the good and bad but tried to remain mostly positive. Even though my due date is May 3, 2009 (ironically Mark and I's 6th anniversary) we are hoping to make it to April fools day, which would be 36 weeks. The average for triplets is 32 weeks so that means some go come earlier and some come later. Obviously, the longer I can cook them the better. She also called me a 'player' since I delivered Caleb 5 weeks early due to my high blood pressure. This got me a sure fire ticket to a whole list of tests and let me tell you, the 24 hour urine study was the best! I never knew how much I actually peed in one day! Apparently the lady at the lab only thought I needed one jug, when in actuality I needed another one by 9pm and I had to continue saving for another 10 hours! That is a story for another time. My next appointment was with my regular ob on October 17th (today) and back with specialist on October 28th.