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03-18-2009, 02:34 PM #51Long Live the Opti
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We must be living in the same world. Seriously. WAY too many similarities in our lives.
Which is a good thing. We're planning on having 2-4 pretty much back to back as long as her body will support it. Figure 12-15 months between births is what we're gunning for. Hopefully.
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03-18-2009, 03:14 PM #52
word of advise.........make sure you both are ready for it. with 2 kids close to age and no real help from family or friends it will tough on her cause she wont get a "BREAK". trust me i know!! i here that everyday. even though you come home from working 2 jobs and you help with the kids when your there, she will always be there witht he kids 24/7. just something to think about. we wanted the kids pretty close in age so it worked out but bvery very stressfull on the woman and then it turns on you. 12-15 months between means that she will have to carry them both around for a couple months cause theyd only be 3-6 months old.born with LTX in his blood!
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03-18-2009, 03:22 PM #53Long Live the Opti
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I'm quitting my second job prior to our first being born. There's a possibility her mother may be coming out for an "extended" stay with us (read moving in if she loses her job, which I'm fine with). My wife will be going back to work 8-12 weeks after the baby is born too and we'll be utilizing the Child Development Center on base until we have our second at which point it will be more financially sensible for her to quit her job and be a stay at home mom, which is what she wants in the first place.
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03-18-2009, 03:43 PM #54
thats cool. atleast your thinking ahead.
born with LTX in his blood!
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03-24-2009, 11:00 AM #55Long Live the Opti
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Little update. Had our Dr's appointment today, everything looking exactly as it should. Textbook pregnancy as they called it. My wife and I were getting a little unnerved though, because as of thursday through Saturday she was feeling a lot of movement, then hasn't felt much of anything sunday through this morning, but a doppler verified a good strong heartbeat still. the Dr just informed us that it's quite common when first experiencing movement for it to be there then go away, but if it happens after regularly feeling it then it would be cause for concern. I was actually getting really unnerved last night so this was a big sigh of relief for me.
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03-24-2009, 11:16 AM #56
Thats awesome man. Glad to hear things are clearing up for you man.
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03-25-2009, 07:45 PM #57
Glad to hear everything is looking good for u!! Congrats on it bein a boy!! Being pregnant can be tough! I know I hated not being able to go shopping for cute clothes and I felt big even though I was all belly and didnt gain anything anywhere else besides a little in the face... I know I drove mpe331lx freakin CRAZY complaining the whole time about how I wasnt 'hot' cuz I was pregnant.. soo just continue to be supportive and keep us updated.
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03-26-2009, 12:48 AM #58Lurker
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congrats Sean!
glad things are looking up.keep us posted.jay
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