I am thinking of Miami today. I hope it is not too traumatic.
I had two really horrible dreams last night. In the first one it would appear we were doing some form of ivf only they grew the foetus to about 6 or 7 weeks gestation and then you were given it to take home and implant yourself with a syringe. Only I forgot for 24 hours. Then I took it out of its little vial and blew all the powder off it that they kept it in so that it would survive and tried with the syringe anyway. I was really upset and worried it wouldn't work. Then thankfully I woke up.
The second one I was at Princess Diana's second wedding because we had done all the bouquets and things for her. Someone tried to sit in my seat and I pushed them and they flew down onto the altar and died. Then they turned into a matchbox with two kirby grips, a coin, a button and a bit of string in it. So the wedding went on and then we went to the reception which was in a big lecture theatre. we watched people do speeches and dancing and things with a whole load of university groups. Then I woke up. Thankfully it was morning by then.
Double my scan went well. Baby started off vertical facing my spine with their little legs crossed lotus position, then moved to horizontal with their head to my left and feet to my right, still facing my spine. It made getting a look at their face tricky and they kept turning away from the probe.
That is the third sonographer in a row to use the word awkward.
Everything looked perfect. The head measurement was bang on the centre of the range, femur length a bit longer than average (my legs - I am 5' 2" with a 31 inch inside leg) and my husbands tummy, which was right at the top of the range.
We got to hear the heartbeat - that is the first time I have heard any of my babies heartbeats. I also have an anterior placenta, which explains why the midwife couldn't find the heartbeat at 16 weeks and why the little movements I am feeling aren't getting any stronger. I am surprised I could feel them at all at 15 weeks under the circumstances.