I've done so much research that I don't think the specialist could possibly tell me something I'm not already aware of. Here's the situation... the level of Anti-Kell that's in my blood will determine what treatment is going to be needed to rectify the situation. If it's a low amount I will be put into Zone I which will require amniocentesis every 3 to 4 weeks so the doctors can monitor the level and the baby. If it's a higher level then I will be put into Zone II. Now a low Zone II is not too bad and will require amnio every 2 weeks for monitoring and I should still be able to carry the baby to term. If it's mid or above Zone II it will require either blood transfusions (for the baby in utero) and possibly delivering the baby early. The objective is to keep the antibody from crossing the placenta and attacking the baby's red blood cells. Whatever the situation I'm glad that they caught it and can do something to keep the baby from developing fetal anemia. Fingers crossed that all will be ok.

Jeremy and I are trying to keep ourselves busy until our appointment on Thursday. We went to pick out the top for our wedding cake today (the bride and groom for the top) and then sat at Borders looking through bridal magazines for pictures of hair styles. We are going to the salon tomorrow for a "trial run." Debbie is going to spend an hour playing with my hair until we decide which way we like it. That way, when I go in the morning of our wedding day, no one will be stressed out trying to figure it out then. We are also going to call the organist at our church on Thursday to see if we can schedule an appointment to discuss music. At that time we will pick up a book from our priest (specifically for engaged couples) so we can choose the two readings and the gospel that we want read during the ceremony.