Wednesday, August 12, 2015. 3 months ago, Gracie and I planted a Salsa Garden. We watered it every other day, tended to the weeds and guess what? It grew; we harvested what grew and then we ate it! Everything so far has been delicious! I love that our little farmer helped every step of the way. She helped pick out our seed packets. She insisted on being the one to place the seeds in the ground and she filled her bl.

Easy to see in the dark. Able to amend timing post freed and add in previously done ones. Can also record expressed milk feed times and amounts.

Chronicles of a two person, three animal household. TDAP is covered as preventative care for adults under Obamacare. Measles, Mumps, Rubella. Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis.

Goes to say I often post and then edit later when I have time. otherwise I may never get to actually posting. And why do I feel the need to explain this lol. He slept 7 hours 3 da.

A story of 2 lesbians becoming mums. About time for an update. So we had this scan to check if my low lying placenta had moved up. But another problem has now popped up.

A Queer Conception Odyssey through Infertility. Well, I officially know that I can spend a night away from my baby and neither die of sadness nor lose my supply of breast milk. Shame, guilt and the search for common ground.

A blog about two moms trying to conceive. Beta on Monday and second beta on Wednesday! August 14, 2015. Thank you for all of yo.

Today we told my sister that we were pregnant. It was the second actual exciting pregnancy announcement we were able to make. My sister and brother in law are really excited! This pregnancy has made me really dumb. Pregnancy brain is real! All I want to do it sleep! Anyways, I hope everyone is well! August 5, 2015.

Unexplained Infertility, Miscarriage, and my journey through IVF. For the past month I have felt that I am in the limbo phase of infertility. I am just sitting around waiting for something to happen. At this point in time I am not actively going to my fertility clinic or getting more blood draws; instead I am just sitting around waiting for things to happen. And, things are moving slowly. If you have ever been in the limbo phase of infertility then you know how frustrating it can be.

Yesterday we went in for our 11-week checkup and learned that our baby had died. Not too much to report, other than that the nausea and headaches been constant and unforgiving. And the DREAMS! Have I had a flu shot? We have our nuchal translucency scan and 12-week ultrasound scheduled for June 3. My wife and I were at first a little unsu.