M2C - that is fantastic news!

not a lot of personals from me today - have a fuzzy head and can't get my head around who is where. i think i read one post three times before it sank in!

had GTT yesterday - ended up having to lay down for nearly an hour - was feeling so damn ill - i'm one of those lucky people that suffers for DAYS after GTT's. have felt like crud ever since - i just can't seem to stabilise myself on the ms front - it's awful - but hopefully we'll not hear from the Ob and i won't have to worry about it for another 10 weeks. i've really noticed that the sugar hit both me and bubs hard - i guess automatically restricting sugar intake myself over so long with the PCOS has paid off

on the gremlin front - i think it will be a looooooooooong time before gremlin is given any form of sugar after it's born - it was going NUTS last night! i've been used to gentle movement, feeling rolls and little kicks - nothing where i've been able to define legs from hands - well, last night, i went to bed (exhausted) thinking we'd crash out - not happening - as soon as i hung up from DH and rolled on my side, i started getting rather hard little kicks - not painful, but enough to distinctly feel two little legs going ballistic - and just when i was starting to smile at how sweet it was, i got a punch a couple of inches away - and that was the pattern for the next hour - lots of little kicks, then a punch a little way away. i couldn't help but smile! was telling DH this morning that it's no wonder pg women are always tired - you have to sleep for two (or so i like to tell him) but when things first get specific like that, you lay awake in amazement - and then after that, the kicks get too hard to sleep through, until you have bub - and then you never sleep again!