Pregnancy Tracker: 28 weeks
Size of the Baby: About 15 inches long!
Biggest Obstacle: Balancing a busy work schedule with all my healthy habits.
I've completed seven months of pregnancy Thursday. I'm officially beginning the third trimester and transitioning into "anticipation mode." I'm feeling healthy and strong with a lot on my mind as we attend our child birth classes, have more frequent doctor's appointments, plan a baby shower, and generally prepare for the birth of our...
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