Yesterday, I went to see the new doctor. Well, I actually visited with the nurse, and I really like her and the office! I got in to my appointment on time, the waiting room was quiet and the office wasn't very busy. The nurse spent about 45 minutes with me, getting a health history and going over other information with me.
Before I left, she set me up for an appointment with the doctor in 3 weeks, and also for an ultrasound the end of October.
After my appointment, I had to go get lab drawn - she drew about 10 vials of blood!!! Crazy!!
I left the appointment with an book about pregnancy and development, prenatal vitamins (free samples of ones that I was already taking), and just some other information about safe medications to take.
When I went to check out of the office, the nurse was telling me what my insurance would cover and pay for, and she then told me that the cost of the delivery is $2345, and I pay 20% of that! Wow. She said they do a payment plan over 6 months to pay it. I don't know what I was expecting, but I was kind of caught off guard with that information. I guess the expenses are going to add up. BUT - the end product it totally worth it!
I've started feeling some nausea throughout the day. I've found that if I keep my stomach full and eat foods high in protein, I don't have nausea problems. Here is a conversation that took place the other day between Jeremy and I
Me: Gosh, I hate feeling like crap"
Jeremy: "Well, you asked for it" (laughing)
Me: "What"? You wanted kids too!
Jeremy: "I know" (laughing) "Sorry you aren't feeling good"
Totally cute and just made me laugh.
So, in telling people that I am pregnant, there has been one major thing that people ask me, that is really getting on my nerves, and makes me wonder if they have any tact. The phrase I'd like to punch people for asking me, is "Was that planned?" Seriously! Really!! Do you need to ask that??? What difference does that even make???
I have had about 10 people ask me that and I want to punch them when they do. Very rude! I've also been warned that it doesn't get any better, that people still continue to do and ask rude things while your pregnant.
This could get interesting!
Overall, besides the nausea, I'm feeling pretty good. Oh, and more pics to come in a few days!