Can a woman really LOVE being pregnant?

On Monday, my hubby got our awesome babysitter to watch the Cupcakes and the two of us went for another ultrasound to check on the amniotic fluid level. We received the best news: Everything was fine & normal. I was so thankful-- thankful that God has my sweet baby in His hands. As I left the appointment (very happy), I realized that oftentimes we ask and pray for God to move in a particular situation, then, when He does move on our behalf, we go and find some "logical" reason as to why things turned out the way they did. We (maybe I'm just speaking for myself...) actually make up excuses as to why it just happened "naturally" and fail to take joy in the miracle. Unfortunately, it's so easy to take the glory away from Him. No matter what may have happened or by what sequence of events we arrived in this place, I believe God moved in my situation. With each of my seven pregnancies, I have never had a complication or unhealthy baby. A couple of umbilical cord difficulties were scary during delivery, but the doctor was always right on top of it. Everyday, I realize that even though I have not had a trial in this area, I am well aware that it does not mean that I never will or wouldn't have to face a faith testing circumstance. I am really thankful and amazed at how blessed we, as a family, are in this. I hold each pregnancy and baby sacred knowing that each pregnancy could be my last and each pregnancy is very special. I love being pregnant. I love allowing God to plan my family size. I love that God is our birth control, not us. I love that God has made us fruitful. I love that my husband and I both agree in this important area. I love that God makes each one of our babies. I love going to the hospital to have a baby (not the pain though!). I love cute maternity clothes. I love taking naps holding a newborn baby. I love having my husband next to me in the delivery room. I love being passionate about pregnancy. This may sound selfish because I have six cupcakes and one more coming, but I appreciate being pregnant so much that I think that the day God closes my womb I will grieve. There's something so special to me about finding out you're pregnant and having a little baby grow in your tummy. It's such an awesome privilege and joy to be a part of bringing new life into the world and waiting for their arrival. I don't know how many more Cupcakes we will have or when God will choose to stop sending us little blessings, but I do know that when He does, I will be so sad-- because I really do love being pregnant.