Ash and I had quite possibly my last weekend getaway for awhile last weekend to Orlando, FL. He had a dental conference to go to and I had an important job of basking by the pool, finishing Harry Potter, and visiting my older brother and his family. Tough job:) Turned out that it rained so no basking by the pool took place,,and I didnt finish the book, but I did get to visit with Randy. Mom and dad watched Charlie for a couple of days and everything seemed to go well. Thank you to all those who were on stand by oh the phone in case something went wrong:)
Here are just some fun pictures I have taken of Charlie, and the reoccuring theme in most of them seem to be his tongue protruding:)
Poor Donald Duck never stood a chance,,,
Fully concentrating on his piano skills,,,he prefers to play in almost nothing:)
He loves tubby time!
This little blue dog is his favorite toy given to him by his Aunt Jennifer--he LOVES it!!
Warming up to the valentine bear...
Just a quick note--it turns out this pregnancy of mine may take a bad turn soon. The baby is fine, but my placenta is attached to my scar on the uterus from my first c-section. This is placenta previa---this is not ideal but it is ok for now. The problem is that the placenta is very invasive and if it penetrates through the scar into the uterus, that is a very bad situation. My doctor assures me he will have a team of doctors there to help control the bleeding, but when they remove the placenta, if there is alot of bleeding then they may have to remove my uterus. This came as a shock to me to have a hysterectomy at the ripe old age of 31, but hopefully it wont happen. I get another ultrasound in a week or so, and we will go from there. He says if it is going to go through the scar it will happen in the next 10 weeks. So say a little prayer that it stays where it is, and that there are many more babies to come!!
Just a quick note--it turns out this pregnancy of mine may take a bad turn soon. The baby is fine, but my placenta is attached to my scar on the uterus from my first c-section. This is placenta previa---this is not ideal but it is ok for now. The problem is that the placenta is very invasive and if it penetrates through the scar into the uterus, that is a very bad situation. My doctor assures me he will have a team of doctors there to help control the bleeding, but when they remove the placenta, if there is alot of bleeding then they may have to remove my uterus. This came as a shock to me to have a hysterectomy at the ripe old age of 31, but hopefully it wont happen. I get another ultrasound in a week or so, and we will go from there. He says if it is going to go through the scar it will happen in the next 10 weeks. So say a little prayer that it stays where it is, and that there are many more babies to come!!