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Today marks 2 years since we got our heart breaking azoospermia diagnosis.  It's a hard day to forget, especially since it was a fitting kick off to 2009.  It was quite the crappy start to quite the crappy year.  2009 is a year I'd really like to forget, and just thinking about everything that happened still makes me cry.  I had just barely started this blog when we found out, but I am so glad that I did.  The support you have given me through the past two years is amazing, and I don't think I would have made it without you.  I've learned so much from all of you.  You have truly helped me get to where I am now.  I only hope that I can be there for you like you've been there for me. Never in a million years did I think I'd be sitting here two years later feeling a baby kick my bladder.  It took us a lot to get here, and I'm so grateful that 2010 was so much kinder to us than 2009.  2011 looks to have so much potential to be even better than 2010, but with t

I've gotten so bad at updating this!  There just hasn't been much going on! I'm almost 28 weeks, and everything is going well.  Juliet is growing well and now has an estimated weight of 2 pounds 3 ounces.  She is still head up and likes to roll around.  I saw her do it today on ultrasound, and it really makes what I've been feeling make more sense!  I could tell that she was head up, but knowing that she flips sides makes the kicks make sense.  She is stubborn and would not do anything the ultrasound tech or peri wanted her to do today to get measurements.  They tried to get a good shot of her face, but she wouldn't move her hand out from in front of it.  Hopefully she'll flip on her own soon, but if the stubbornness continues, I doubt it.   Other than a cold I have recently come down with, I am feeling pretty good.  I get the heart burn/ acid reflux almost everyday, but it isn't horrendous.  My feet are getting really tired by the end of the day, especially