Due Date List #3

[PegasusOnFire]

updated

 

[Jess90]

I am due on April 5, 2015.

 

[Kixa]

July 3rd 2015! ♡

 

[Bumble Bee]

August 4, 2017

 

[Mayflower1]

October 22, 2017

 

[barefeetonholyground]

June 30th, 2019!

 

[Kixa]

June 30th, 2019!

Congrats!! My daughter was born June 30th 2015! It's a good time for a birthday. Hope your feeling ok, as I was chewing on ginger and taking unisom all throughout the holidays 2014 for morning sickness. So exciting!!!

 

[barefeetonholyground]

Congrats!! My daughter was born June 30th 2015! It's a good time for a birthday. Hope your feeling ok, as I was chewing on ginger and taking unisom all throughout the holidays 2014 for morning sickness. So exciting!!!

No morning sickness yet, just a lot more heartburn than when I was pregnant with my daughter. Thanks for the tips though. I switched over to carrying ginger mints in my purse and it really helps my fiance with his stomach problems.

 

[Dave-W]

My daughter- in-law's due date: Feb 28 2019.

Same weekend as the Mid-Atlantic Quilt Show - so we will be in their town that weekend anyway!!!

 

[Dave-W]

No morning sickness yet, just a lot more heartburn than when I was pregnant with my daughter.

True story.

My father in law experienced the morning sickness for my wife's younger brother (and maybe the other siblings as well) He worked the line as a welder at Oldsmobile, and would have to call home to tell my MIL to eat something so he could go back to work.

 

[barefeetonholyground]

True story.

My father in law experienced the morning sickness for my wife's younger brother (and maybe the other siblings as well) He worked the line as a welder at Oldsmobile, and would have to call home to tell my MIL to eat something so he could go back to work.

sympathy symptoms? I kind of deal with that. My fiance has Crohn's disease and although his discomfort is much worse than mine right now, he's always supporting me and waiting on me hand and foot.

 

[Dave-W]

sympathy symptoms? I kind of deal with that. My fiance has Crohn's disease and although his discomfort is much worse than mine right now, he's always supporting me and waiting on me hand and foot.

Something like that. But he could tell when she'd actually eaten something (saltine crackers worked best) and his nausea would leave.
And that was from over 5 miles away in the 1950s.

Almost like some kind of psychic bond.

 

[barefeetonholyground]

That's amazing.

 

[Dave-W]

That's amazing.

Indeed.

I heard the story from my wife, and both her mom and dad.