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The twins! |
FEARS:
I have quite a few fears walking into this pregnancy. Like any pregnancy, the first trimester is crucial. That is when most miscarriages occur. Now, we had a miscarriage back in October, but I was not even 3 weeks pregnant and the only reason I knew it was one, was because I had a huge blood clot, and got it checked out. I know TMI! Most people don't get that stuff checked out, therefore, never realizing a miscarriage has occurred. So that is a fear, and another fear is the development of the babies. Sometimes one twin will "use everything up" and leave nothing for the other twin. A friend of mine was carrying twins, and one passed about halfway through her pregnancy because of that. But the other twin, was perfectly healthy, thankfully. I hope to not have many complications, because risks are higher when carrying multiples. I am going to keep my stress levels down, and swallow my pride, and ask for help, so that my two babies will be safe and sound.
I also have a superficial fears, like gaining a lot of weight. I don't want to get too fat this pregnancy. I want to gain a healthy amount of weight, which is abut 35-45 pounds with twins, but that's it. I gained 27 pounds with Makenna and the healthy weight gain for a single child is 25-35 pounds. I was able to lose the weight and then some after Makenna was born, so I plan on doing the same after the twins are born. We are moving to Florida and the apartment complex has a 24 hour fitness center, so I'll be taking advantage of that. I just don't want to gain like 100 pounds, like I have seen people do during a pregnancy. I am watching my diet, and I am not being lazy, so I should be okay. I just hope I don't get called to be on bed rest, which I can't do anyways with a nearly 19 month old! LOL!
So after finding all of these out, leaving soon, and school on top of my family, I stepped back as the softball coach to the 10-12 year olds. I think that it is too much for me, and I need to prioritize things. I have 2 great assistant coaches who will take over and the girls will continue to play and grow as a team. I feel bad, but like I said, my assistant coaches are really good at what they do, so I am not too worried.
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