23 Weeks.

Whoo Hoo. Over half way there - actually a little closer since we have to have a C-section and not risk the chance of me ever going into labor, but the main construction work is done and we're ready to finish up and get everything else situated for Emery's arrival. Still at a no-go with her middle name..... my top choice Rynn, Ant's is Kate, and then we have Claire floating around but nothing sounds right to everyone - to many r's and m's to flow like I want them to -so right now - she's just Emery.

We had a scare on our last ultrasound with Emery's heart that led us to schedule an appt with a specialist in "high risk" pregnancies - ROC - and Dr. Torres was just about the most in-the-know doctor that I have ever met, very thorough and he explained that what is on her heart is merely a calcium deposit that is located on her left ventricle and that it will always be there but is at no risk to her now, or during her life - THANK YOU GOD. I did my best not to worry, get stressed or cry before we headed up there first thing Monday morning but I was still very nervous - so as soon as the doctor told us all was good, I felt a great rush of relief and said a little thank you prayer for keeping her healthy.

Now, the problem is that Dr. Torres wants to get a look at my heart and make sure it hasn't enlarged again during this pregnancy and that all will be good on my end; so - another doctor (not one that I'm not used to) and a follow up with Dr. Torres and I should be in the clear to bring my sweet girl into the world with no complications just like her big brothers birth! Fingers crossed, and more prayers headed up to see that it all comes out for the best.

So, again - I'm not going to worry, or stress - the good Lord knows that my mom is doing that enough for the both of us, but I am a little leary because I never knew that I developed a heart problem after having Jager, it was just a fluke that it was even found so I wouldn't honestly know if I was having trouble or not. I guess we will see after my visit with the cardiologist in a couple weeks!