Another Echo

And it went great! I was so nervous...again. I just keep waiting for there to be some more bad news. But, no bomb this time. WAHOO!
So, according to the echo, our girls squeeze (? I think that's what he called it) is still great. So her heart is pumping well. I'm still learning all this stuff so I may not know all the technical terms but I at least am understanding what the Dr's are telling me. I got all sorts of questions answered which was a nice relief. I met with another cardiologist (Dr. Pinto had a family thing and couldn't be there) and he was very straightforward but optimistic, which we really liked. His name was Dr. Su...I think. Anyway, he answered a lot of questions and went over some of the same stuff that Dr. Pinto had at our initial visit. The repetition was nice since we weren't on information overload this time. Then Kim, the "fetal heart coordinator" (I think her job is to hold the parents hand during all this) took us on a tour of the place we'll call home for 3-6 weeks. She's such a sweetheart. Kinda soft-spoken and just one of the nicest women you'll ever meet. The tour was so nice. Andrew and I were both really nervous about doing the tour since we knew chances of seeing some of these heart babies/kids were pretty good. Neither one of us really relished the idea of breaking down in front of a bunch of strangers. But it wasn't bad at all. If anything it was really nice. We did see some kiddos in the ICU and even with all the tubes and a couple of them intubated we handled it very well. I even got to meet a sweet little newborn with a TON of hair. The few nurses we talked to were super nice and also answered a few questions we had. At our next echo we'll tour the U hospital's labor and delivery. Kim will also take care of that tour.
It's so nice to be so well taken care of but all these Dr's appointments make time seem like it's going by twice as fast and it's really freaking me out. Between that and my delivery date being pushed into May I feel like Olivia will be here so soon. I guess one nice thing about our special circumstances is Olivia won't get "yelled" at like Ella did. During the last couple weeks of pregnancy with Ella I kept telling her to get out of me. With Livy, I'm wanting her to just live inside me, safe and warm for forever. Even though she has started reaching to my ribs. Oh well...even though it's scary, I'm so excited to meet this darling girl.