Friday, October 4, 2013

Imagine me pregnant!



I had always imagined how I would find out that I was pregnant. I would wake up one morning feeling sick, rush to the bathroom and throw up violently while my husband would be at my side rubbing my back comforting me. After I was through he would hold me and say “Are you okay? We need to get you to a doctor”. I would assure him that I was fine and that I just needed to rest. However, the sickness would persist and I would go to the doctor and he would tell me I had conceived. I would be excited, go home, cook a delicious dinner and wear something sexy, light some scented candles, set the atmosphere with good jazz music (no scrap that R and B) and wait for him to return home. He would come home wonder at all the preparation and the glow on my face and I would whisper it in his ears that we were going to have a baby. He would be ecstatic and we would make love... I’m sure you get the picture now.

Well now I can tell you it didn’t happen that way AT ALL. From the very first day I missed my period I knew I was pregnant, somehow he got to know too, we both went to the laboratory where I was tested and told I was pregnant so no surprise there at all. He merely smiled when I showed him the result so no twirling. And as for the lovemaking, the nausea had set in so that was totally out of the question. Regardless of all these however, I was excited about being a mom whether or not my dreams came true. 

So that’s my story of how I found out about being pregnant and how my spouse got to know. I’d like to hear yours, hopefully yours was more interesting!

3 comments:

  1. Beautiful write up dear.
    My experience is pretty much same as yours. No drama at all. Hubby noticed and suspected b4 me sef...lol
    So, we bought a PT kit and I peed on it. We saw d 2dark lines and hugged ourselves. We later went to the hospital for a test and it was confirmed.
    I'm hoping I can still pull off my drama when number 2 comes......;)

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  2. Omotola
    Awolusi -Adeosun

    wow!!!
    I'm not yet a mother but i believe every woman would love to experience
    dat lovely scenario u painted but as we all knw, reality sometimes
    (....well most of d time) plays out differently. I would still love to
    surprise my husband wit "d news" as i believe most women would want but i
    don't anticipate morning sickness and nausea or anyother discomfort
    that usually accompanies pregnancy rather i focus on having a "blissful
    pregnancy", a "supernatural childbirth" (which will not exceed 15max)
    and bringing up my children in d way of the Lord. In conclusion i would
    like to recommend "supernatural childbirth" (which has confessions @ d
    back dat covers ur pregnancy, ur baby and u!) and "Everywoman" (a must
    hav for every woman)

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  3. Lola! Great one here! I am not yet and do look forward to being pregnant someday. However I am also fearful atimes! God dey sha

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