"Researchers have found that a woman's brain-cell volume actually decreases during pregnancy. And- for reasons unknown- women pregnant with girls are more forgetful, on average, than those carrying boys." What to Expect When You're Expecting (aka The Pregnancy Bible)
I thought I had gotten off pretty easy on this one. Given my lack of brain-cell volume I have been able to function quite well for the past 8 months. Until this afternoon. I left to get a haircut and I set my book (remember this one) on top of the car while I was putting other stuff in the car. I drove off and when I got to the salon I couldn't find my book. That's when I remembered that I had not remembered to take it off the car before I left. On my way home I watched the other side of the road to see if I could find my book. Sure enough, there it was in the middle of a busy intersection. I watched sadly as it was trampled by ignorant car after car. Of course it is a hardback and borrowed from my parents (at least they are nicer than the library.) Luckily I jumped on amazon when I got home and a replacement is on its way, but what am I going to read until then?!?!
10.13.2010
Forgetfulness
Posted by Rachel at 5:12 PM
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2 comments:
Here's the bad news: when you give birth to your Little Miss, you may likely give birth to your brain too. I seriously felt like I was missing half my brain for like six months. (Probably something to do with lack of sleep.)
The good news: you couldn't care less in those first months. Baby lovin' bliss does that to you, and it's seriously the best. :)
Welcome to Motherhood. :)
can't wait to see your haircut!
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