Well 37% of you were wrong...no twins. There is one, tiny, healthy heartbeat at 171 bpm. We had our first sonogram today by pure luck. Normally, our doctor doesn't send patients for their first sonogram until week 18, but when I told him how great I felt, I guess he wanted to make sure everything was okay! I've hardly felt pregnant so far. This picture above is a great side view. This was so exciting! At first, the sonogram machine was facing the doctor where only her and Ronnie could see it. I
just watched Ronnie's face as he saw our baby for the first time. He just kept smiling. Finally, the doctor turned the screen towards me so we both could watch and I couldn't believe my eyes. This picture above is a very good picture of the side/frontal view of the baby's face. You can see its nose, mouth and chin. Its hand is up by its face. It almost looks like its about to suck its thumb. The baby was moving quite a bit during the entire sonogram. Its little arms were waiving and its legs were kicking. I started crying which made me shake, which in turn
make the screen unclear, so I had to keep myself under control so we could see everything in the little time that you have in there. It was by far the most amazing thing I have ever seen. That little tiny life is my and Ron's flesh and blood and it was definately having a party in there. I'm sure it was dancing and singing too....
Well 37% of you were wrong...no twins. There is one, tiny, healthy heartbeat at 171 bpm. We had our first sonogram today by pure luck. Normally, our doctor doesn't send patients for their first sonogram until week 18, but when I told him how great I felt, I guess he wanted to make sure everything was okay! I've hardly felt pregnant so far. This picture above is a great side view. This was so exciting! At first, the sonogram machine was facing the doctor where only her and Ronnie could see it. I
just watched Ronnie's face as he saw our baby for the first time. He just kept smiling. Finally, the doctor turned the screen towards me so we both could watch and I couldn't believe my eyes. This picture above is a very good picture of the side/frontal view of the baby's face. You can see its nose, mouth and chin. Its hand is up by its face. It almost looks like its about to suck its thumb. The baby was moving quite a bit during the entire sonogram. Its little arms were waiving and its legs were kicking. I started crying which made me shake, which in turn 
make the screen unclear, so I had to keep myself under control so we could see everything in the little time that you have in there. It was by far the most amazing thing I have ever seen. That little tiny life is my and Ron's flesh and blood and it was definately having a party in there. I'm sure it was dancing and singing too....
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