We're having a baby! The "bubbles" are the umbilical cord.
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Oh my gosh. I am so excited. I saved all my kids sonograms and put them in the baby book. I have to say that I still get weepy looking at this and its not even mine! Awwww.
I don't know how it is for you, but for my wife and I, we never feel comfortable until we get the picture and everything is there that should be. I think being scientists, we feel more like we're playing the odds on fetal development. A good picture is very reassuring.
And, you got a bubble blower!
Wow! That is incredible! Are those really bubbles? Your little one might be singing or something. Wow.
Way cool- congratulations, again!
Super cool! Glad everything is going well.
Oh my goodness! How wonderful!
This is awesome! I bet you and your husband had a great time in radiology. I remember we did. People would ask us if we knew what it was and we would say, "Human". Yay!
This made me happy, so I'm sure you're thrilled. Congratulations! Yay for you! :)
Congratulations! My research adviser just had her baby.
congratulations!
congratulations!ima so jealous (ina good way)i long to get pregnant!just waiting for my significant other to get his butt here in december!and then we burn a hole on the ground!hehehehehe!
Congratulations! (Sorry to be late with them--I'm catching up on my blog reading.)
I'm thrilled for you, and delighted to see you'll birth the dissertation first, then baby. That's the way to do it! :)
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