Do It On A Dime

First Trimester Recap | Baby #2

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I can’t believe I’m filming pregnancy vlogs again!  If you didn’t know the big new, yup, we’re pregnant!  I’m 15.5 weeks today, but here’s a recap of the first 13.  This pregnancy started off a bit rougher than the first, and I debated how and if I would share everything (or even what I would share).  In the end, I felt that both the highs and the lows sang in testament to God’s faithfulness and really the WHOLE journey in its completeness is our journey.  So in this video, I laugh, I cry, and I’m so grateful for all of it 🙂

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    Lisa says:
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    Congrats & good health!

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    Becky Wilson says:
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    Wow, So sorry you had to go through such a scare. Glad to hear you and baby are doing well. So happy for your family.

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      doitonadimeblog says:
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      Thank you so much, Becky!

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    Judy Roberson says:
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    Kathyrn,
    OH… what a wonderful blessing from God. I am so happy/thankful/excited for you and your family, that the sweet baby and you are ok. I can only imagine what a horrible nightmare you went through. God is so awesome.. I will be praying for you and baby.
    Know Carson is excited.. hugs and prayers. Judy

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      doitonadimeblog says:
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      He is indeed. Thank you, Judy!

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    Casey Johnson says:
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    Hey Kathryn,
    I cried so hard watching this vlog. Almost the same thing happened to me with my second pregnancy–a daughter we named Madison. My HCG never rose to what it should until the doc gave me hormones. Its so scary at the 1st ultrasound wondering if your baby will have a heartbeat. You want them to live so bad–you’ll cut off your left arm if it would help. The relief you feel is enormous when you see that heart beat. While our little Madison is in heaven due to other late term complications, I value every moment I had with her. I wish more women would be open with these experiences about pregnancy, miscarriage, and stillbirth. It happens more often than people think. So many women suffer in silent grief because it is treated as a hush hush thing you don’t talk about. Our God is faithful and he has carried me through this pain and pray everything else goes smoothly in your pregnancy.
    Kuddos to you for shining the light on this subject.

    And Congratulations!!!

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    Doris says:
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    That is very scary, but God has you in His hands and I’m certain things will be well.
    Merry Christmas, Kathryn!

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