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It still seems surreal

You would think I'd have a lot to say.  I'm pregnant and big things are going on, but oddly enough I really don't have a lot to say.  I think I'm still trying to wrap my head around the fact that it's actually happening.
I went to the Dr last Monday and waited over an hour just to have him hand me a cup to pee in and bring back to the office the following day to confirm I was pregnant.  That was it - no exam - no nothing.  5 days later, I finally had my confirmation.  Things sure do move slowly in this country.
I feel pretty good.  I have my moments of wooziness that pass quickly enough (albeit it happens pretty regularly).  I've been dead tired, but other than that - I'm fine.  It's still early days, but fingers crossed - maybe I won't get any morning sickness.
I have my first appointment with the midwife on the 20th.  I don't get a scan for another 6 or 7 weeks and I have a feeling it won't seem real until that happens.  I've quit smoking and am doing everything I'm supposed to, but it just seems surreal right now.  The wooziness has returned - I need to lay down...

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