87 days to go!
We have arrived at Week 27! Absolutely amazing how quickly this time is going but Steve and I both are getting more & more anxious about meeting our little one! With each passing day the anticipation grows - as does my tummy! :)

This week Little Miller weighs almost 2 lbs (or more...) which equates to about the size of a head of cauliflower.
LM is measuring around 14 & 1/2 inches long and wakes & sleeps at regular intervals now. Although I must say - this little angel at times feels like the acrobatics never stop! Makes me wonder just how much/how little he/she is actually sleeping! I was thinking I would keep a log for a day or two to track this so look out next week for that. LM is also opening and closing his/her eyes and possibly sucking on his/her fingers. I also read that along with opening & closing of the eyes he/she can see shadows which is pretty wild. Brain tissue is rapidly developing and active now! The lungs are still pretty immature but if born now they would be capable of functioning with lots of help...but this little one has a little ways to go - keep growing LM! I can now say I have experienced baby hiccups...little funny feeling but exciting too as it means that LM is doing exactly what he/she should be at this point in time. As for me - still feeling very good overall. The only new thing is some uncomfortable feelings in my lower back and I did have a little leg cramping the other night but that was probably attributable to not drinking enough water that day. :/ I am still walking most days and trying to stay as active as possible. We have our next doctor's appointment Wednesday, September 5th. At that point we should have a better idea of my placental location and possibly know if we'll be a scheduled c-section or will be able to labor normally. Either way - long as Little Miller gets here happy & healthy - that's all that matters to us. Plus - we'll get another chance to see our angel.
On that note - we hope you all have a wonderful week! Love to all!














































