So good to hear from you as I have been thinking of you. I'm really glad to hear that the damage has not worsened and that they are able to wait a bit longer, although I know the wait is really tough and you just want to get on with what needs to be done.
DP and I had our first antenatal class this week and the midwife said at one point "So, how does everyone think they will feel once the baby is born and in your arms?" Fair enough question but I did feel tears spring to my eyes and I thought you have no idea lady and wanted to walk out of there for a second! LOL! For us gastroschisis mums (and dads) it is only the beginning!
My next scan is due next week so I will let you know how we go. The last one reported that there was no dilation of the bowels which is great and I hope to get a good report about my little man this time too.
I have been feeling ok besides the usual daily worrying which I am becoming used to, but lately its been counteracted by having really nice dreams about the baby. Like walking hand in hand when he is a toddler and last night I dreamt I had a C-S, then I jumped up to have a look at the baby who had a mop of black hair and huge blue eyes and no gastroschisis!! Imagine that!
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