The most exciting post!

Well, IM PREGNANT!

I know most of everyone who reads this already knows! But as of writing this blog post I am 15 Weeks! 

So let's back track and I'll go from the beginning..


16th August 
We got the keys to our new house! We were over the moon and in full swing of moving. We spent more than I like to remember, we spent many hours packing and reminiscing about the time we lived with my father and how we would miss our little simplicities. We were content and excited.

20th August

2 days until we officially move in and become adults. I am now officially 2 weeks late and with the hustle and bustle of moving I hadn't realised. I had an app that would track my next period, as I'm super prepared and always have stuff in. So when I was flicking through my apps I had noticed that I was late. After having Noah my periods were all over the place and we were tracking to see when they went back to normal. FYI.. they still haven't (:
I went out shopping that day to buy last minute bits and I picked up a test at the time. In my mind I wasn't pregnant. I was on the Evra patch and lets just say this miracle wasn't planned. I just needed to take the test to put my mind at rest. 
As I did my business and I waited for the test I became very nervous, how could he cope with 2 children, how could he afford a bigger house hold and what would my family think. Don't get me wrong, I am absolutely in love with my little Pip! (Short for pipsqueak) but I am so nervous that we would lose this little one like others before. Or that we would become unstable. 
I couldn't take this anymore and I peeked. It was very faint but there was definitely there. I started shaking. Confused and scared. Tears rolled down my face as I weakly shouted Chris to come upstairs. 
He bounded up in the middle of a sentence and stopped. He stopped moving and stopped talking. His eyes dropped down to my hands where I was holding the test. His gaze then met mine and both of our faces went pale. We were both in shock. We didn't know what to say or what to do. He then grabbed my hand and led me downstairs and sat down in the sofa and pulled me into a hug. Not saying anything but playing with my hair while I sank into him with tears streaming down my face. 

After the initial shock and plenty of tears and words we came around to the idea and got a little excited. But dread filled our heads and it hurt knowing this pregnancy has a high chance of not progressing very far. 

We didn't want to tell anyone straight away but we came around to the idea as we wanted support if things did go bad.

We told our parents first and it wasn't too bad, there was joy and excitement and the burning question 'again?!' 

Next were grandparents and other family member. Again the results were variable but a lot less disappointment than what we have had before. 

Then close friends, this was where we got the best reactions from and it was lovely to see our friends faces light up and get excited at our news. 

Lastly was social media! Instagram was first as my lovely Internet ladies deserved to know and have been with me from the very start. They have been my rock and have helped in our lowest places <3
Then was Facebook. It's not official till it's Facebook official. We got great response and it was nice to see old friends we had lost touch with reconnect and wish us well. 

14th October.. Also known as my Birthday and our first scan!!
We were understandably nervous but our fears drifted away when we saw our little Pip moving and kicking and the little heartbeat getting so strong! 


And that's were I'll leave it. Our next scan is scheduled for the start of December. So only a few more weeks to look forward to.

Until Next Time..

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