Moving forward

I guess my blog is quickly becoming more about baby fever than about the Suns. But, with the team having not played since April, that is expected, right? We do know our game schedule having gone to a half season now and are gearing up with a few things, but really, they still don't play till October, and that is just preseason.

With that, on to more baby talk.

Jason and I were swimming in the pool yesterday. Our plan (or at least my plan) was to put the TTC on hold once September hit to probably March or April (leaving a very, very short amount of time each year) due to not wanting to be extremely pregnant over the brutal Phoenix summer months. We talked about if we should stick with that plan or not, and it seems that we will not keep with that plan. If it happens, and I end up 7, 8 or 9 months pregnant in June to August, he'll have to deal with that and with me. :)

In the meantime, I did pick up two books that I've started flipping through and reading sections of. I picked up Taking Charge of Your Fertility after a few recommendations, and I also picked up What to Expect Before You're Expecting. I've only done a little bit of reading tonight and I have already picked up some more things to know and remember and such. I've also gone ahead and made an appointment with a new OB/GYN for an annual exam next month and I plan on discussing Clomid and such for my PCOS at that point, just to get it on the table even if I don't start it right away. It has only been 2-3 months, I just know of that little problem I have.

I did see the news piece on Fox 10 last night on PCOS. They didn't get into my concerns with PCOS, just the weight factors, the diabetes factor (which is not a concern of mine yet) and the excess hair factor (what about the hair loss!). It was still neat to see and see a TV news show talking about what I have in one of their broadcasts - and it was on before I even tried to fall asleep!

I do have to get back to the gym. I have less than 3 weeks to my 3.1 mile run at Disneyland with my sister. I'm really looking forward to it, but I need to make sure I stay under pace so that I can finish the race! My sister and I talk about bringing our cameras on the race and sprinting really fast to a photo op, taking the picture, then sprinting to the next one. It should be a lot of fun, and it will be the first time in a VERY LONG TIME that it will be just me and my sister at Disneyland. We'll be staying at the Disneyland Hotel which will be my first time since the wedding, though obviously we won't be in the Honeymoon Suite.

School is in full swing now for Jason. His first day was today and he has practice at night. Ahh, the joys of a band director's wife. I just get such a kick out of watching him conduct on stage or leading his marching band on the field for a competition.