Ditch the Stitch!

Tomorrow I am officially 36 weeks pregnant!! Woo-hoo!
Also, this week on Thursday I will have my stitch removed at the office of Dr. Prieto, who put that sucker in. Super excited, nervous and overall curious how it is all going to go. Jim will go with me just in case they end up sending me to the hospital.
There is an 11% chance once they take the stitch out that I go into spontaneous labor within 24 hours.
I am betting that within a week I will be at the hospital in labor, but you never know!
My doctor said that at 39 weeks they would induce me.
So at this point, it is just a few weeks away from meeting Jack.
His furniture for his room is all put together. His room is mostly ready besides organizing.
I think we have most everything we need for him.
I officially have a week left of work before I start maternity leave, and I have been getting everything prepped for my team to cover me while I am out.
It is so exciting, and strange to know that in just a few weeks I will have a newborn at home.
My heart is full <3


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