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Aversions...

Officially 8 weeks along. Pregnancy was confirmed 2 weeks ago with a projected due date of July 1, 2007. Overall, everything is going well. I have been feeling a bit nauseous in the morning, which is easily alleviated with a piece of toast (either cheese whiz covered or peanut butter and jelly). My other issue is food aversions. It seems that no matter what is in our fridge, nothing is appealing. We made turkey, stuffing, and gravy two weeks ago as a trial-run for Thanksgiving. Now the thought of turkey is enough to make me sick. The same goes for chicken (even my favorite Cajun chicken tortellini), and pretty much anything I have eaten once in the past month. The exception to this is Mexican. Namely—Xtapa, much to Chris’ demise. I could eat there everyday. I love the chips and salsa and the food is tasty too. Chris, however, is rather concerned that I am only 8 weeks along and only restaurant food can satisfy me. I guess he is fearful that our budget may no longer exist. I have given up Diet Coke, well as much as an addict can give up their vice. I limit myself to only 1 per day and in fact, I don’t really crave Diet Coke anymore. What I do find myself wanting is…..WATER!! I never have loved water. Ok, once in a while, when I have been working out, water is great, but not as a constant companion. Odd things are happening. A final big change that I’d like to include today---my boobs!! They are growing by leaps and bounds. I thought they were big before at 36 C, but I am afraid we are rounding up to F’s?!! Is the cup size after DD, F? I am not sure, but I am fearful that that may be where I am headed. My pants and clothes are fitting a bit tighter, but still okay. I was a solid 10 before this whole process began, but 10’s are no longer in the running. Now I am a solid 12, which could pose trouble, since I have only one pair 14 pants. That may mean some shopping is in order. However, I am not excited about this prospect. Instead, it means my biggest fear (a 60 lb. Pregnancy gain) is closer to reality. I’ll keep you posted.

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