The Kidney Bean: Resurgence in morning sickness

Tuesday, January 10, 2006

Resurgence in morning sickness

It's more frustrating now than previously because I'm now nearly sixteen weeks and shouldn't be having any more morning sickness. Maybe I'll be one of the lucky few who have morning sickness the whole nine months. How nice.

2 Comments:

At 1:43 AM, Sherri Sanders said...: One can only hope! LOL

hang in there!
At 2:37 PM, Anonymous said...: sounds like me with all the girls, but not the boys. Is that encouring? Hope you feel better soon.

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Milestones

Two weeks: conception occurred (during the 40 weeks of her pregnancy, a mommy is actually pregnant for only 38 weeks)

Three weeks: our kidney bean (K.B.) was a little ball of cells called a blastocyst

Four weeks: K.B. became an embryo and started making me feel queasy

Five weeks: K.B.'s heart started beating

Six weeks: K.B. started moving

Seven weeks: K.B. started to develop teeth

Eight weeks: K.B. grew to the size of a kidney bean :)

Nine weeks: K.B.'s tail disappeared

Ten weeks: K.B. became a fetus

Eleven weeks: K.B.'s webbed hands and feet separated to form fingers and toes

Twelve weeks: K.B.'s little kidneys started working

Thirteen weeks: K.B.'s unique fingerprints were in place

Fourteen weeks: K.B. and Mommy started the second trimester!

Fifteen weeks: K.B. was able to sense light through his/her fused eyelids and could move away if I shined a flashlight at my stomach

Sixteen weeks: K.B. was about 4 1/2 inches head to bottom and pumped 25 quarts of blood each day

Seventeen weeks: K.B.'s hearing began to develop

Eighteen weeks: K.B. was roughly 5 1/2 inches head to bottom and weighed seven ounces

Nineteen weeks: K.B. sprouted hair on his/her scalp

Twenty weeks: K.B. was 6 1/2 inches from head to bottom and ten inches from head to heel

Twenty-one weeks: K.B.'s eyelids and eyebrows were fully developed

Twenty-two weeks: K.B. developed teeth buds

Twenty-three weeks: K.B. was eleven inches long and weighed more than a pound

Twenty-four weeks: K.B.'s taste buds were developing

Twenty-five weeks: K.B. was about thirteen-and-a-half inches and weighed a pound and a half

Twenty-six weeks: K.B. could hear better all the time as the nerve pathways in its ears continued to develop

Twenty-seven weeks: K.B.'s brain tissues developed further

Twenty-eight weeks: K.B. had eyelashes

Twenty-nine weeks: K.B. weighed 2 1/2 pounds and was 15 inches long

Thirty weeks: K.B. weighed almost three pounds and had 20/400 vision

Thirty-one weeks: K.B. weighed over three pounds and was 16 inches long

Thirty-two weeks: K.B. grew to nearly four pounds and was almost 17 inches long

Thirty-three weeks: K.B.'s bones began to harden

Thirty-four weeks: K.B.'s central nervous system was still maturing, but its lungs were fairly well developed

Thirty-five weeks: K.B.'s kidneys were fully developed and its liver could process some waste products

Thirty-six weeks: K.B. is gaining about an ounce a day now

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Tuesday, January 10, 2006

Resurgence in morning sickness

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