The Growing Problem
Angie is growing, there's no doubt about that. She's reached a stage of the pregnancy that can only be described as uncomfortable, both physically and mentally. Not 10 days ago she was commenting on how rather than looking pregnant she just looked kinda fat. Today she has begun to say that she doesn't look pregnant enough. These are just two different ways of saying she's becoming increasingly uneasy.
Disclaimer: Shopping for bigger clothes doesn't necessarliy bring an end to these feelings if you catch my drift.
Some of these emotions can be attributed to the onset of problems relating to sleep or incresed frequency of bathroom breaks. With the extra weight she has now, added pressure is being put into places that she's not used to having pressure, like the bladder and the spine. A new sleep position is making the nights harder and the increased trips to the restroom are breeding frustration. On the bright side, at least we're building a tolerance for sleep deprivation.