A Quick Health Note
Things are quiet here at Chez Barbara, as I am camped out on the couch, “relaxing.”
I had my now biweekly prenatal checkup yesterday, and after months of my blood pressure being on the low end of normal, it hiked up alarmingly.
So while I am not on official bedrest as I was the last month of my pregnancy with Morganna, I am supposed to take it easy, which means no cooking.
Which also means less posting, most likely.
I will probably be back later today with a post about food in the news or some such, and I will start thinking of essays to write for a while to keep everyone informed and entertained, but for now, I am stuck on the couch and should probably rest some more, in the hopes that the blood pressure will chill out.
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Best wishes to you in the “home stretch”…. I know all your readers are wishing you the best as we await your next post.
Comment by Tammy — September 14, 2006 #
Give baby Kat all the warmth she needs in her last few days in your womb. Take care and all the best to you both!
Comment by Manisha — September 14, 2006 #
Feel well, Barbara, and do take it easy!
Comment by Hadar — September 14, 2006 #
Sending good energy your way today.
Comment by Lydia — September 15, 2006 #
Barbara, I’m sending chilled-out thoughts to you and Kat (and a strong image of a nice Britsh cuppa to you both)…
Steph
Comment by Steph — September 15, 2006 #
It is good to take a Omega-3 supplement during the last 2 trimesters of preg and during breast feeding for the brain development of the baby. A supplement that is approved for pregnant women is called Expecta by Enfamil, though there are plenty of Pre-natals now with DHA (a form of Omega-3). Coming to why this is relevant is that as a side-effect of taking this supplement, my blodpressure has now dropped to normal. Talk to your doctor about it. Good luck.
Comment by ash — September 15, 2006 #