I explained to the Ultrasound Tech
That I still think its a huge joke sometimes
that they are going to laugh and tell me
that there is really just one
She laughed
and then proceded to show me
that it is no joke.
There are two baby heads.
Now both head down
We had an ultrasound last week
that a friend of ours that is a nurse did
She said two girls,
and we were shocked
We thought we were having a Chief and Lola
and then today
they said that Baby A
On the right
is a
measuring 20 weeks and 6 days
(my official due date says I am 20 weeks 4 days)
and Baby B
on the left
is a
measuring 20 weeks and 1 day
They said both looked great.
Don't ask me why,
but they gave me this
picture of my placenta
They call it a twin peak
This mean that there are two placentas
that are growing right next to each other
and have meshed up into a peak
with the sack seperating them going up the middle
Since they are both boys,
(or heck who knows)
they could be indentical
even with seperate placentas
and they will test the placentas after birth
to be able to tell for sure.
It was a tangle of arms and legs
and wiggles
and cute little feet.
Can't wait for the next ultrasound in one month.
That I still think its a huge joke sometimes
that they are going to laugh and tell me
that there is really just one
She laughed
and then proceded to show me
that it is no joke.
There are two baby heads.
Now both head down
We had an ultrasound last week
that a friend of ours that is a nurse did
She said two girls,
and we were shocked
We thought we were having a Chief and Lola
and then today
they said that Baby A
On the right
is a
measuring 20 weeks and 6 days
(my official due date says I am 20 weeks 4 days)
and Baby B
on the left
is a
measuring 20 weeks and 1 day
They said both looked great.
Don't ask me why,
but they gave me this
picture of my placenta
They call it a twin peak
This mean that there are two placentas
that are growing right next to each other
and have meshed up into a peak
with the sack seperating them going up the middle
Since they are both boys,
(or heck who knows)
they could be indentical
even with seperate placentas
and they will test the placentas after birth
to be able to tell for sure.
It was a tangle of arms and legs
and wiggles
and cute little feet.
Can't wait for the next ultrasound in one month.
