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It'll take about 12-15 business days for US orders and around 15-20 business days for international orders.īut since we're a small, up-and-coming company, we appreciate your patience as we work to improve our systems! How long will it take for my order to arrive? If you have any questions about our shipping policies or costs, please don't hesitate to contact us.

LET FAITH BE BIGGER THAN YOUR FEAR FREE

We also offer FREE shipping on orders over $69. International shipping rates are $9.95 for the first item and an additional $3 for each additional item.

LET FAITH BE BIGGER THAN YOUR FEAR PLUS

The cost of shipping depends on the weight of your order and the destination.įor US orders, it's $7.95 plus $3 for each additional item. No, we don't offer a gift option for the bible covers at the moment. It is a good alternative to animal-based leather because it doesn't involve any harm to animals.ĭo you offer a gift option for the bible covers? Vegan leather is a man-made material that is made to look and feel like real leather. Our Bible covers are made of vegan leather. What materials are the bible covers made of? If your Bible falls between two sizes, I suggest choosing the larger one. Once you have those dimensions, look for the corresponding Bible cover size on the chart. You need to measure your Bible and find its dimensions on the size chart below. I'm not sure which size of bible cover to buy - can you help me choose the right one? Most of our bible covers are personalizable, so just fill your name on Personalized option on the product page. Yes! You can personalize your bible cover with your name or initials. You don't have to worry about your Bible getting wet in the rain!Ĭan I personalize my bible cover with my name or initials? And may whatever faith I have lead us to make the right choice on Thursday.Yes, it's made from vegan leather so it's water resistant. Right now, I just want us to make the best, informed decision. Day and night I’ll think through every word they’ve said, every opinion they’ve given. The information they feed me consumes me. Part of their job is to inform patients of all the risks and that does scare the crap out of me. I’m not even afraid of the after-pain followed by a c-section even though I have pretty low tolerance of it.Ĭonsultation time with doctors can be scary. However, over the past few months I realised that I no longer fear that unimaginable pain. I was terrified of labour and the pain that came along with it. When we found out about the pregnancy, I was excited but scared. The only comfort I have is that Frankfurt’s Uniklinik specialises in breech natural births and there will be 3 Professors on-site to ensure a safe delivery if we did go for it. I’ll be undergoing a MRI to see if it’s possible to have a breech baby naturally. The constant worry has now turned into important decision making time. So much for saying that he won’t be flipping around, because he obviously is throwing some sort of party in there! But he did in week 35! Yay!!! By the 37th week, our boy decided that a head stand isn’t what he likes and is now a breech baby again. All went well.īy the third trimester, doctors weren’t optimistic about Theodore turning head down.

They then started to scan us more regularly. Doctors started filling me in on the possible consequences of it. It stressed the both of us out so much until the 5th of Feb when we felt his first kick on the outside.įor the first time in my life in my second trimester did I learn of my lovely heart-shaped uterus. In my first trimester, the gynaecologist couldn’t detect Theodore’s heartbeat in Week 9. And each time, I learn something new about myself (thank God Theodore’s fine!). Most women have only one anomaly scan to check the baby’s organs and development around their 20th week. I’ve lost count of the number of ultrasounds I’ve got. Apparently there’s some sort of German word play to the saying. We’re that sort of parents who want to know EVERYTHING going on inside so we paid for the extras.Īccording to my midwife, and I quote her, “The more checks you have, the more shit you get.” She said it in German and translated it for me. Did you know that in Germany, the public health insurance covers only 3 scans during the entire pregnancy (unless there’s a medical need)? So unless your gynaecologist is very interested in scans, you’ll probably have to fork out of your own pocket for extra checks.

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