Thankfully not a lot to report for today. The "mag" level is at 1.5 grams per hour and will probably stay that way for awhile. The doctor now approved that Ann-Marie can get out of bed to use the restroom. The doctor also approved to move Ann-Marie from an all liquid diet to a regular diet. Contractions continued throughout the day and Ann-Marie feels them, but they are not extremely painful for her.
We are just grateful that Ann-Marie is still pregnant for another day. Hopefully I'll have many days to report like this!
Yay for being able to use the restroom and eat food! I'm happy for you!
ReplyDeleteAnn-Marie, you are such a trooper. Keep trusting!
ReplyDeleteI thought I should post and let you know that Ruth and I are attentively following your blog postings. We are praying that all goes well. This harkens back to tough times for us; we hope the best for your family.
ReplyDeleteAbraham
Oh, you sweet Botts! Good luck you are doing so great with all of this! You are so strong Anne-Marie, the Lord is watching out for you! Of course our prayers are with you:)
ReplyDeleteThe Shuldberg Fam
You know, being pregnant I never thought anyone would ever WISH for more potty breaks, but after being in bed for a few days, I'm thinking I would be mega excited to have to go to the bathroom. So...yay for potty breaks! :)
ReplyDeleteGlad things are going well. Love you!
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ReplyDeleteI'll keep a close eye on this blog to see how you're doing! We pray for you and the babies! We'll be moving into our house the first week of october. Keep you posted as well.
ReplyDeleteAnn-Marie, you are one tough woman!!! Your whole family is in our prayers!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you get to eat more than liquids again!
ReplyDeleteKaren's family is praying for you, too. We are glad that you now have more freedom to move and eat... and that you have completed one more day in this pregnancy. We know how precious these girls are to you and to Heavenly Father -- and they must love each other very much to want to be born together! Thank you for the blog so that those who care about you can stay informed.
ReplyDelete--from Karen's mom, Colleen, & sister, Abbie