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28 Weeks




Babies Are The Size Of: Over 2 lbs each and rapidly growing!
Maternity Clothes: Dresses are my friend lately! It's HOT! 
Stretch Marks: None, but starting to get some on my sides, which happened last time from everything pulling forward. 
Sleep: I'm not sleeping that great anymore, between having to stay on my side, bathroom breaks and baby kicks!
Belly Button: I'd say that I officially have an outie! 
Feeling: My biggest complaint is rib pain on the right side, but I'm feeling pretty good otherwise! 
Symptoms: Irritability with people, shortness of breath, ligament pains, Braxton Hicks here and there, plus just overall HOT!
Missing Anything? Holding Rhylan, Gym Time and COFFEE!
Movement: Tons of movement! My little girls are active!
Anything Making You Queasy or Sick? Sometimes what I'm eating will sound good initially and then make me feel sick. 
Cravings: Eggless cookie dough (bad I know, but I only had a couple spoonfuls)! 
Wedding Ring: Still in-tact
Big Moments: Passed my glucose tolerance test! Yay!
Looking Forward To: Upcoming baby showers from my side of the family, my work and Michael's work. Feeling incredibly blessed!
Next Appointment: Monday July 14th for a Non-Stress Test, Ultrasound and Check-up and they will be every week until I deliver. Yikes!

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