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I don't mind questions!! We haven't told anyone yet so it's nice coming on here and sharing the details, it makes it more real!! We plan to tell our immediate families this weekend. I'm actually kind of nervous about telling the family. Once it's out there we can't take it back!!
We are just two months and one week apart! Which means we will be in the third trimester together for a little bit!
I was very miserale in the first trimester. I was so grateful, but not only did I throw up five minutes after eating anything, so I was starving and nauseous at the same time, but I kept getting sick with various things from bad colds, the stomach flu, UTI, yeast infection, etc. At one point I was sitting at the table bawling my eyes out. I had just worked a thirteen hour shift all night long and had spent alot of the night throwing up and I was exhausted and starving. My husband just laughed at me and said you finally got what you wanted and now your crying about it! haha It wasn't that I wasn't happy, just miserable. But man, the second trimester has been so great! I'm tired occassionally but have pretty good energy, I still have food aversions, but I don't throw up and can eat all the healthy foods that I want, my belly looks cute now because now I have a baby bump which is so fun! I got some cute maternity clothes and it's so fun to wear them!
I want to find out the sex, but my husband really doens't want to. I will probably let him win, but it drives me crazy not to know!

Man, it sounds like you had it all!! Glad you're feeling better finally! I hope I don't have bad MS! I have had varying degrees of nausea for almost a week but haven't thrown up yet. I hate throwing up!!! It's almost like a phobia, I kind of freak out! Who knows though maybe if I do it enough it won't freak me out so much. LOL! I'm not really into sweets right now. (Which is totally not me) I am craving french fries mostly! DH looked at me funny last night when i brought home supper. Burger and fries, imagine that. I told him I had mustard on my burger and he asked if they forgot to leave it off or if I forgot to ask. I said I asked for it!! He said well, you're definately pregnant!!

That's funny about the crying and what your DH said! I could see that happening to me. The other night we were watching the Discover channel and there were elephants in a drought and the baby elephant calf died. I saw it lie down and it was gone. I started bawling the ugly cry and DH decided it was time to change the channel. Even after he changed it I couldn't not think about it and I still cried!
I can't wait til I'm showing. I'm so bloated right now and the hormones from the IVF made me put on weight that I just look fat right now.
Most people would peg me for someone who would want to know the sex since I'm so impatient but I have this idea of the dr saying "It's a ........." and having a surprise! Kinda like at Christmas when the presents are sitting under the tree but you have to wait until that day to open them and findout what they are!!
When do you have your first ultrasound?

I hope you don't throw up alot! Especially since you have kind of a phobia! But if you do, it's all worth it and it usually doesn't last the whole pregnancy. I think I'm having a boy because with my daughter I wasn't sick at all. That's not a definitive thing either because every pregnancy is different, but I think it would be fun to have a boy! But I'd love another little girl just as much! Really, just as long as he/she is healthy I will be so happy!
My SIL put on a lot of weight with IVF, but she did three back to back just a couple months apart! I wish she had had your luck that the first time took!! She's getting ready to do her FIFTH! Man.
That would be fun if you could come up with a fun way of telling that your pregnant! Theres some creative ways out there! I have such a fat mouth though I just couldn't keep quiet for long. haha
Beta numbers can definitely widely vary, we transferred 2 and got a first beta of 276 at just 12dp3dt, and exactly 48hrs later, had 770. Even my doctor said to be prepared for twins, and I got really excited about that, but the u/s just showed one. Felt bad that I felt sad about that, but everyone put so much stock into the #'s that all I was thinking was twins. I've seen much lesser numbers be twins also, just a toss up. Those are good, strong betas though, so that's awesome for you....and I'm sure if it split you would take the twins too.
Good luck on holding out on the gender reveal
. I think I was the only one on the whole board at my time of PG that was a yellow team member til the end. I wanted that "it's a...." moment too, but what's really funny is, we held out, and I still didn't get that moment, lol. I pushed for 2.5 hours, and when Shelby finally came out (scraped head and all), I was so exhausted that I just fell back on the table and couldn't even open my eyes. My husband was so excited and crying that she was even out, that he forgot to even look. My doctor didn't say anything, guess she assumed my husband saw, and a while later when they were done cleaning her off, my husband came over to me and check on me, and I had to ask him what it was....he laughed because he had even forgot to ask the doctor or even notice what she was when she came out...he finally saw her parts when he was standing next to the bassinette, lol. I can count on ONE hand the number of people, even from strangers, that guess girl.....the entire world put in their guesses and EVERYONE said boy. I didn't even want to know her heartrate during ultrasounds (of which we had many because she had a heart arrythymia inutero), because I know so many people guess from that. Sadly, it slipped one time, and it was really low, so I then thought everyone was right and assumed boy too. Shelby proved everyone wrong, lol.
I hope you have a wonderful pregnancy, and just remember every symptom just means your baby is doing well and growing in there
.I can't imagine going through 5 rounds of IVF!! Wow! I'll make sure and pray for her too.
We are going to try and tell the family on Sunday. Trying to get both sides together without raising suspicion is difficult! I didn't think this part would be so stressful!

That's funny that you had to check to see what she was! I bet you were tired after all that! If it didn't matter either way then I can see that not being on the top of the list of things to check for!
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