Pam~ I remember when Laura and Shari first announced they were expecting thinking the exact same thing. Funny how things turn out sometimes. Then again, you my dear are unsinkable. You could do anything you set your mind to, and then some!
Gaviscon does the same thing to me. This Protonix is "holding" so far, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed that I won't need anymore "in-betweens" for a while, at least.
Kat~ Yeah, the perinatologist and the OB got together and did a little research, and thought it best to stay on the Enbrel. The AS has actually been rather mild up until my center of gravity started to shift, but there's no way to know now how much of whatever pain I have is due to damage already done, rather than damage being done.
I'm three days into a major TMJ flare right now, but it's the first thing I can reliably blame on the AS in all this time, so I can't whine (too much
). And actually, about the time I got pregnant, my left ankle, which had been swollen since the year 2000 suddenly went down! Of course, it's now swollen again, but now equally with the right one due to the pregnancy.
Now the problem is that I'm seeing less and less of my upper legs these days, and I'm not doing the shots in my tummy (just too creepy for me), so I'm running out of places to shoot!
Because of the risk of infection, and of bleeding, I have to stop the Enbrel two weeks pre-surgery, so six weeks from today. So I guess we'll see what happens then...
Kate~ Hi! We've decided to name him Zachary Alexander. Zachary means "God Remembers", which we thought appropriate for a kiddo we waited this long for.
Joshua & Kaylie are doing great. They are so looking forward to meeting their little brother. It's really cool.
Ok, all, back to rest for me...
My boys, Noah & Isaiah
