- You are pregnant for 40 weeks, which is not nine months but 10. (I mean, I guess it's a FULL nine months).
- You are two weeks pregnant the day you conceive. Or in my case, I guess I was three weeks pregnant since my cycles are 35 days, not 28.
- I am 33 weeks pregnant.
- But my baby is due the day after Easter.
- Lent starts this week which means there are six weeks until Easter.
- How do I still have seven weeks left?
- I am measuring one week ahead of schedule
Solve for X (as in, when the heck am I going to have this baby?).
4 comments:
My brain just exploded.
And wait... you're two weeks pregnant when you conceive? Clearly, I paid no attention in biology.
Your cycle is (was?) 35 days?? I am dying of jealousy here. I'm just in the midst of a text convo with a friend where I was complaining bc I'm about a 24 day girl (I range from 20-29).
This whole thing totally blows my mind. Always has. I also don't get why they say that when I'm 24 weeks, 5 days I'm 24 weeks. Really, I've finished 24 weeks so I'm in my 25th week. I gave up on the whole months thing... I don't know if I'm 4, 5 or 6 along. It doesn't matter. I am due June 4th. :)
LOL! Babies come when they're ready. The "due date" is also known as the "ESTIMATED due date" because it's an estimate. I never had a baby born on its "due date." Every one was "late." Patience...patience :)
Of course, some come early. Not always a good thing. Happy pregnancy :)
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