Hi everyone, 

there's 31 days more to the arrival of baby Adelphea! 

I'm both excited and nervous at the same time. 

Already experiencing quite abit of fake contraction and 

cramps recently especially in the night. 

Sometimes it's so unbearable that I keep tossing and turning 

and couldn't get to sleep throughout the whole night. 

 All I can do is look at hubby enjoying his sleep!

I have been told that once you start to experience
fake contraction it means that you are not far from
giving birth, not sure of how true it is but I always
have a feeling that Adelphea is gonna pop out anytime now.
Have gotten my hospital bag packed,
baby stuffs prepared and now just patiently waiting for the arrival
of my Princess Adelphea!  

Want to share a little bit more about my story here.
Adelphea was a surprise/miracle gift from God.
The only reason I am saying this is because most of you should know
about me having cancer twice.
Once when I was 16 years old and had a relapse when I was 19 which was
3 years back.
The second time was quite serious that my doctor actually
wanted to do a bone marrow transplant for me.
Having gone through so many chemotherapy,
my doctor had actually told my family and I that
it will be very very hard for me to conceive
a second factor to me having irregular period.

I didn't even notice the symptoms of me being pregnant..
I even went to do a full body PET-CT scan (Click to see what it is)
without knowing the existent of baby Adelphea in my stomach.
Because of the PET-CT scan,
I was very worried that I couldn't keep Adelphea due to the risks.
But thankfully the doctor actually told me that the risks are
as low as 1%/.

When I went to see my doctor who is doing regular check ups
with me in KKH for my past condition.
She actually told me that it is a miracle that I am able to
conceive so soon after finishing my course of chemotherapy.
So I strongly believe that Adelphea is a gift from God.

I used to tell my hubby that I am so afraid that I could not be able
to bear a child for him.
Having the thought that him being the only son in his family and that
his love for kids, it really kills me inside having know that I might not be
able to conceive.
Yet God works in ways so amazingly that it all turns out well.

Alright shall just stop here as it's a long and wordy post!
Shall post the ultrasound photo of Adelphea when I go
for my check up this coming Thursday!
Bye! 

Hi everyone, 

there's 31 days more to the arrival of baby Adelphea! 

I'm both excited and nervous at the same time. 

Already experiencing quite abit of fake contraction and 

cramps recently especially in the night. 

Sometimes it's so unbearable that I keep tossing and turning 

and couldn't get to sleep throughout the whole night. 

 All I can do is look at hubby enjoying his sleep!

I have been told that once you start to experience
fake contraction it means that you are not far from
giving birth, not sure of how true it is but I always
have a feeling that Adelphea is gonna pop out anytime now.
Have gotten my hospital bag packed,
baby stuffs prepared and now just patiently waiting for the arrival
of my Princess Adelphea!  

Want to share a little bit more about my story here.
Adelphea was a surprise/miracle gift from God.
The only reason I am saying this is because most of you should know
about me having cancer twice.
Once when I was 16 years old and had a relapse when I was 19 which was
3 years back.
The second time was quite serious that my doctor actually
wanted to do a bone marrow transplant for me.
Having gone through so many chemotherapy,
my doctor had actually told my family and I that
it will be very very hard for me to conceive
a second factor to me having irregular period.

I didn't even notice the symptoms of me being pregnant..
I even went to do a full body PET-CT scan (Click to see what it is)
without knowing the existent of baby Adelphea in my stomach.
Because of the PET-CT scan,
I was very worried that I couldn't keep Adelphea due to the risks.
But thankfully the doctor actually told me that the risks are
as low as 1%/.

When I went to see my doctor who is doing regular check ups
with me in KKH for my past condition.
She actually told me that it is a miracle that I am able to
conceive so soon after finishing my course of chemotherapy.
So I strongly believe that Adelphea is a gift from God.

I used to tell my hubby that I am so afraid that I could not be able
to bear a child for him.
Having the thought that him being the only son in his family and that
his love for kids, it really kills me inside having know that I might not be
able to conceive.
Yet God works in ways so amazingly that it all turns out well.

Alright shall just stop here as it's a long and wordy post!
Shall post the ultrasound photo of Adelphea when I go
for my check up this coming Thursday!
Bye! 

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