How Not to Spend Your Sunday
Should you find yourself bored one Sunday, the following list will give you some good strong guidelines on how NOT to spend you day.
1) Do not start you Sunday by waking up achy and merely blaming it on “sleeping wrong”
2) Do not think that eating will solve the sudden on-slot of nausea. Sure 1 banana MAY settle your stomach, but when the nausea returns do not dare to eat a burger and chips and then try to finish it off with an apple. The apple will be your undoing.
3) Do not crap copious amounts of liquid fire on and off for 2 hours, tipping off a rousing round of contractions that leave you wondering which end your next move will come from.
4) Do not then have to proceed to the Labor and Delivery triage of your assigned hospital on the day when the doctor with short fingers is on call.
5) Do not vomit on or in the general direction of the nurses and most certainly do not be running a fever whilst doing so.
6) Do not continue to have contractions that can actually be seen on the monitor
7) Most certainly do not considering chewing your way through the contractions monitoring belt
Do not have to remain there for 6 hours to finally be told “You have the stomach flu”
9) Do not begin to cry when you are told that your previa actually STILL could be problematic because upon further examination it is still a marginal previa and with certain, um, vigorous activity could start bleeding… AGAIN.
10) Do not allow your husband to stop and pickup McDonalds for the kids during the car ride home when for the entire ride all you can do is thinking about hurling in the bright blue puke basin the hospital insisted you saunter out with.
Baby boy’s heart rate was great, they let me see his feet (transvaginal ultrasound only, though that puppy had 3d/4d capabilities… I probably would have held the tech hostage was I not trying so hard to keep from vomiting everywhere). I have the stomach flu bug - they think and hope the 24 hour version that’s cruising around my local town. I hope I don’t throw up during Mira’s IEP meeting on Monday.














