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In a message dated 6/10/2004 5:58:46 PM Eastern Standard Time,

minxkely@... writes:

http://home.xnet.com/~countzi/fampix/peanut-wk6.jpg

awww, that is a sweet pic. I am gald they got to see the heartbeat so soon.

That is very reassuring :) I am praying that everything goes smoothly for you

and this baby.

God Bless,

Robin, NorthEastern, NY

Age- 41

EDD- July 27th, 2004

IT'S A BOY!!!!!!

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&

(twin boys 8 years),

Madison, daughter, 5 years and

Wife to Pup 15 years (October 31, 1988)

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It's a BOY!!!!!

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Oh Colleen! What a sweet ultrasound! I hopet that the progesterone

kicks in and does nothing but awesome for you and your peanut!! I

know you must be so excited! I had to be on progesterone too..was on

crinone gel! I had 2 miscarriages previously and was not on any

progesterone support... so I really hope that this is the stickiest

pregnancy for you! I just know it will be! And I am happy that you

found such an awesome practice! Keep us updated!

Trish

> Things are going okay. My progesterone was low to start and

dropped

> from 7.9 last friday to 6.4 this Tuesday. I've been on

progesterone

> suppositories since Tuesday and they did another blood draw this

> morning. The nurse said just last week a woman had a level of

only 10

> and 2 days of prog. supp. later she was at 50 so I am not worrying

> myself crazy..well, not ALL the time anyway.

>

> Seeing that little white speck of a heartbeat was the most

reassuring

> thing. Tomrrow morning marks the 7 week point. I am so glad I

called

> around and found the medical group I did. the first 2 places

didn't

> make first appts until you were 8-10 weeks and if I'd waited I'm

sure

> I would have lost this one like I've lost ones in the past.

>

> My PCP had wanted to switch me to prenatal vitamins but the OB

group

> said with the tricky ways we malabsorb vitamins to stick with

> Trinsicon for iron and b12s (and intrinsic factor) and just add 1

mg

> folic acid and up my calcium to 1200 mg. They have had other

gastric

> bypass post-ops so I was reassured. My next OB appt is in 2 weeks

> with another ultrasound. the blood tests will be twice a week

until

> my numbers raise enough to do once a week I think.

>

> Anyway I just wanted to share our first picture :)

> http://home.xnet.com/~countzi/fampix/peanut-wk6.jpg

>

> Colleen

> Open RNY 5-9-03

> 361/233/180

>

> Due 1-23-05

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Thats so awesome, Colleen! I had problems with bleeding in the first

trimester, so had an u/s at 6,7,10 and 12 weeks. I tell you, the

little twinkling light that is the heart beat at 6 weeks made me cry

from happiness, and every time I go in now, it thrills me to no

end...What a treasure these u/s are...And, how reassuring last week

to hear my baby on the doppler at the Dr's...just wait, it is the

most thrilling thing..

All the best,

VBG May 6/03

EDC Nov 10/04

> Things are going okay. My progesterone was low to start and

dropped

> from 7.9 last friday to 6.4 this Tuesday. I've been on

progesterone

> suppositories since Tuesday and they did another blood draw this

> morning. The nurse said just last week a woman had a level of

only 10

> and 2 days of prog. supp. later she was at 50 so I am not worrying

> myself crazy..well, not ALL the time anyway.

>

> Seeing that little white speck of a heartbeat was the most

reassuring

> thing. Tomrrow morning marks the 7 week point. I am so glad I

called

> around and found the medical group I did. the first 2 places

didn't

> make first appts until you were 8-10 weeks and if I'd waited I'm

sure

> I would have lost this one like I've lost ones in the past.

>

> My PCP had wanted to switch me to prenatal vitamins but the OB

group

> said with the tricky ways we malabsorb vitamins to stick with

> Trinsicon for iron and b12s (and intrinsic factor) and just add 1

mg

> folic acid and up my calcium to 1200 mg. They have had other

gastric

> bypass post-ops so I was reassured. My next OB appt is in 2 weeks

> with another ultrasound. the blood tests will be twice a week

until

> my numbers raise enough to do once a week I think.

>

> Anyway I just wanted to share our first picture :)

> http://home.xnet.com/~countzi/fampix/peanut-wk6.jpg

>

> Colleen

> Open RNY 5-9-03

> 361/233/180

>

> Due 1-23-05

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Colleen,

Isn't it great feeling when you see that little flicker of a heartbeat. I wish

you all the best with this pregnancy.

EDD#2 8/2/04

Have a great day!!

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