Angelfish-you will be ok and so will bub 35 weeks for a baby to be born is out of the danger period yes they are still small and might need a little care but they class 37 weeks full term.
The doctor told me yesterday my bub would have a good chance at 28 weeks but they do really well after 32 weeks so that is where i am aiming to get without anymore spotting the worst part is the bed rest it can get pretty boring but our little bubs are worth it i have not been put on bed rest yet just very limited in what i can do.
Angelfish - It's hard not to get nervous when they take your BP! Every time I see the big velcro strap my heart starts pounding, lol. My dr says I have 'white coat syndrome' hehe. Here's hoping that's all the high BP means, and try to get some good rest. It might be a blessing to be ordered to rest before bubby arrives. (boring, but a blessing all the same, I hope!)FX you can keep him/her in there another couple of weeks. If not, as Ferrals said, 35 weeks is just fine.
Sunshine - Enjoy your time with your parents, I only wish I had the same relationship with my mum. (long story)
Ferrals - How are you doing today, hun? No more spotting I hope.
AFM - Looking forward to visiting our newlywed friends for NYE tonight. Of course I'll be mostly an onlooker during the celebrations (drinking) but I'm just excited to get all dressed up! It's a rare occasion these days. Sometimes I miss getting up every morning and putting on my face and having my hair nicely done for work. I hope you all have a lovely night wherever you may be, and of course........ OUR BABIES WILL BE BORN THIS YEAR!! I just had to say it a bit early for practise.
thank you everyone i just want her to be okay. She has been so active for the past couple of days. I have to go in tommorow and get my bp taken at the hosptial i can say one thing that this dr office is taking great care of me. I have one thing to think of if the baby was at risk i would not be home right now. And BF actually cooked me dinner tonight
Tegam: Congratulations on the arrival of little Molly! Well done!
T-Hopes: So excited to join you here also. Praying i get to stay! So excited for you that you are feeling flutters now. I got them about 16wks with DD and there's no feeling like it. Very cool : )
Melster: Hope you are feeling better soon. There is help available if you need it. Depression can start in pg and it's good to get help if you find yourself feeling down for a while. Here's hoping it's just a bad week...
Ferrals: I know it was to be expected but still can understand why it is not nice to see actual spotting. I hope it eases up for you and your gorgeous little miss can hold off another few weeks for you. (Also, thanks so much for your persie about symptoms in pg: I know in theory i don't have to have lots of symptoms to have a healthy baby but it's great to hear from someone who's actually had that experience before with their pregnancies)
Kellbell: I've had some heartburn in the last few days. I thought Rennie's chewable tablets were ok in pregnancy. Anyone else know if that's accurate? (I suppose I should have double checked with pharmacist but i thought they were ok).
Forshelby: I remember feeling some of those discomforts like you are having when I was later in pg with DD. I remember feeling grateful that it was only temporary and I would get my body back at some point! But of course there were good bits too. I loved having a preggie belly and feeling baby move. I so hope i get to have that again. PS: Did you work out what you were craving?
angelfish: I hope you can get the rest you need. Glad your BF cooked you dinner. As Ferrals said you are very close to full term now and baby would likely do well from this time forwards but I can imagine you hope she's stay put for a little longer if possible.
Sunshine and Stars: Hello and happy new year.
Dory: I loved your idea about looking at baby's little fingers and thinking 'I made this!'
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