Hey, everyone, welcome to bless this mess in the True Crime podcast.

I'm Carrie here with Stu.

Say hey, Stu.

Hey.

All right.

I'm going to try not to sound out of breath, okay?

You look like you're out of breath.

Any type of movement at this point in my life, I am now, I will be 37 weeks by the time you hear this. And I am out of breath.

Yeah, you are. I am. Trying to get out of bed. It's kind of funny watching you. I went to work this

morning and I ended up having to leave because I got like nauseous and I don't throw up during my pregnancies like it's not it's never been a thing but today I just got I couldn't sleep this morning I woke up you guys wanted the chit chat here's the chit chat well somebody I'm miserable

woke up did some Amazon shopping went back to bed went to work There's the chit-jap. Well, somebody did. I'm miserable.

Woke up, did some Amazon shopping, went back to bed, went to work.

I woke up.

So last night I went to bed, the baby wasn't moved.

Like, he's real active, like, at nighttime, like, to the point where it's super annoying and keeps you up.

Sorry, we had an interruption.

I'm out of breath again because I had to stand up.

Anyway, so at nighttime, he's very, during the day pretty mild or whatever, but at nighttime, very, very active to the point where it keeps me up. So last night, he wasn't that active.

I mean, he moved or whatever, so I did my kick counts. I was tired. I went to sleep, but they were pretty muted kick counts. All right, we were just interrupted again. This is going to be a long thing. That's going to be a four-hour podcast. So I went to sleep. I was a little concerned, but anyway, so then I woke up at 4.15 this morning.

And a panic.

Yes, because he wasn't moving, so I'm like, okay, so I'm like, so I go up, get up, go to the restroom,

and then I, he's big enough now, like, I shove him or whatever, you know.

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