I also have been feeling the baby kick all the time.  After the Marshawn Lynch scored a touchdown in the Seahawks games last Sunday, I have been craving Skittles.  Well, my amazing husband picked me up a 2lb bag of Skittles at Wal Mart the next day (yes, I know a little overkill, but it was so sweet of him and he wanted to make sure I had enough).  So Monday night I was eating Skittles and baby girl was kicking like CRAZY!  So crazy I decided to watch my stomach and to my surprise I saw it move!  Of course I just kept eating Skittles until I felt so sick I physically could not eat anymore. Davey got to feel her move too.  It was amazing.

So to update everyone on our last post:  I got my test results back and they were negative - which is good!  It turns out that the chances of baby having down syndrome is 1:12,800 (and for my age group it is usually like 1:1,000) and the chances of Trisomy 18 are 1:150,000.  The doctor said with results like this it is most likely nothing but for peace of mind she could refer me to Maternal Fetal Medicine to do further testing.  I decided to do that just to make sure.  

On Tuesday, I went in for another ultrasound.  And the findings...NORMAL!  Everything looked as though it should and they did not even see the CPC or EIF.  The genetic counselor told us that it was possible the CPC could have already resolved itself and that EIF's don't usually resolve this quickly so it must have been the difference in machines or operators of the machines.  I definitely feel like the guy who did this ultrasound was way more experienced.  Not only was he not a student (the other lady who did the first was being supervised by her teacher), but it only took 20 minutes to do this ultrasound instead of over an hour like the last one.  He knew exactly what he was looking for and told us he has been doing this for many many years.  Side note:  I had him double check the gender just to make sure.  She is a girl!