Pregnant post for new baby sister

I wanted to do a pregnancy post for the new baby because most of these pictures I posted in 2013 but since she is born in 2014 that is when I will start getting her her own blog book. This pregnancy has been fairly similar to my others. Some of the things I have been craving a lot are Pastrami and Swiss sandwiches with mustard and extra tomatoes from corner deli, Chocolate, Vanilla milk, and Black licorice (aka good and plenties). I haven't retained a bunch of water like I did with Alyssa (I was so swollen everywhere especially my legs and ankles.) So me weight gain has been more "normal." I have had to do the P17 injections this time, just like last time. I'm currently 36 weeks as of tomorrow. (Yeah!) I've been on bed rest for 2.5 week but I will probably start doing a little more now. I am dialated to 3 cm and 80% effaced and have been for 2 weeks. I have received steroid injections for her lungs at 33 weeks and the next week was hospitalized overnight for too many contractions along with another cm dialated and a blood clot in my leg but it turned out to be superficial. (Which is not worrisome just painful!) Thank heavens! One of my bigger trials this time around is very painful and unsightly spider veins. I feel very grateful to have made it to this point and we are hoping for 1 more week at least. Can't wait to meet this new little person, and all the kids can't wait to see her and play with her. Hailey thinks we should name her Cristle, Troy likes the name_____(can't remember right now), and Alyssa likes Rockabye. Although the girls also agree the Elsa is a good name as well!

                                                       15  weeks?

                                                                 20 weeks- Its' a girl!!

                                                                        27 weeks

                                                                    30 weeks

                                                                      32 weeks?

                                                                    35 weeks