15th Week Update

I am one whole week into my second trimester and have yet to make any progress on getting back to normal. Heh. Whatever “normal” can be while your body is being inhabited by another human being. Everyone keeps saying it is going to be gradual. I know, I know. But I was hoping for at least some hint that thing will start perking up around here. I mean, I am practically the most punctual person I know; I was hoping my body might take a hint and do things according to schedule. There has been no sign of the burst of energy the second trimester brings. No boost in my sex drive (are you kidding? He got me into this mess!!). Nope. None of the fun stuff. Still can’t brush my teeth. Still nauseous. Still vomiting. Still going to bed around 8:30 pm. *Sigh*

So the only real sign that things are progressing at all is my waistline. I seem to have lost it. I don’t quite look pregnant yet (hence the lack of belly shots around here) but none of my clothes seem to fit anymore. I only have a couple pairs of pants I can even zip all the way up. I have given up on button-up shirts due to my ever-expanding chest. I have come to rely on loose, flowing shirts paired with either my new maternity pants or I wear my regular pants with a belly band. Those are about the only things keeping me decent. I have ordered several things online (why is it that stores offer so many more maternity thing online than in the store? Pregnant women need to try things on to see if they fit MORE than regular people who already know their size. Duh!) that I am eagerly awaiting and I think I might venture into a fancy department store in the very near future to get some help with this burgeoning chest of mine. I don’t know how to control it, let alone dress it!

Anyway, so that is about all the excitement there is to report. Just watching my stomach grow while my dinner gets flushed down the toilet. Fun, fun times.

3 thoughts on “15th Week Update

  1. Dang it, sorry about the blank comment! 😉 Peggy’s absolutely right. Your breast size increases so significantly when your milk comes in that you’ll definitely need some professional reccomendations on nursing bras and such, seeing as how you already have such a hard time finding a comfortable and supportive bra! Good luck with that sweetie! I certainly don’t envy large breasted women when it comes to being pregnant and nursing! 😉

  2. Start wearing nursing bras now, then you won’t have to buy 2 batches of new bras. You may want to ask your OB about seeing a lactation consultant now. She would probably be able to recommend suitable bras for your size, needs, and future nursing ventures.

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