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Running for Two

2-3-17

Y'all.

I'm now working out for two!!

I'm already so in love with our little nugget.



I had a positive test on 1/24/17, so this is still new news to us too!

There's definitely been an increase in fatigue and my heart rate has jumped up, all things making working out harder. I've kept up my regular exercise the only activity being more difficult is running. Sadly. But I think it's because we were trying to push hard. After 2 miles I started having some pain but walking made it stop.

Swimming is my refuge at this point. I've been swimming more than anything else really. This morning my 1250 meters zoomed by. Soon, I'll up my usual distance from 1250 to 1 mile. (25 laps to 33 laps). I love it.

Weight gain. I'm trying not to think about that and remind myself, 'if I don't eat, baby doesn't eat'. It's also extra important for me to focus on overall nutrition, which has been good for me.

We haven't made an official announcement, but I'm not worried since only 3 people and the KGB read this.

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