Bet on it

Posted on July 16, 2009 by heatherlauraclarke

If I was a betting woman — which I am most definitely not — I would bet that I am probably pregnant. Probably.

I would probably put 80% of my money on red … or black, or whatever meant that I was pregnant.

Because if I am not … then it means I am sick. I am definitely something.

I felt gross and nauseous yesterday, and feel the same today. The metallic taste and saliva-overload is now in Day Three. I also had a bit of a dizzy spell while picking up wrapping paper for Best Friend’s wedding gifts.

I have been downing lemonade and sucking on mints and orange Vitamin C drops to help with the ickiness. I have no appetite, and at this very moment, Darling Husband is eating my delicious homemade pizza, and I am eating … oh yeah … crackers and Ginger Ale. Seriously. It is all I felt like having.

Something is up. And that isn’t even the hypochondriac in me talking. It is either the flu, a long-lasting bout of low blood sugar, nerves about the wedding, or … the very, very early stages of pregnancy.

10 more days until I can find out for sure!

Category: Body drama, Trying to conceive

2 Comments on “Bet on it”

lindsey
July 16, 2009

And you haven't taken a test yet? I know it's still pretty early, but if I was feeling the way you are, I'd have a hard time waiting to take a test!

Reply
Anonymous
July 17, 2009

I second that, take a test 🙂 I got pregnant as soon as we started trying so I stalked up and was taking tests ALL THE TIME- even when it was too early to get a result. It will ease you mind.

Reply

So what do you think? Cancel reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

I’m Heather Laura Clarke. I’m journalist and blogger in beautiful Nova Scotia, I have a 11-year-old son and a nine-year-old daughter, I married my high school sweetheart, and this is the story of my handmade life.

I have depression and anxiety, and I fight like hell every day to keep it from taking over my life. Making things isn’t just a hobby — it’s part of what keeps me alive.

Whether I’m working on my novel, decorating a room, busting out my power tools to build furniture, getting muddy in the pottery studio, sewing clothes for my kids, or cross-stitching a swear word, I’m all about using my creativity to craft a life I love.