That certainly sounds like things are getting ready. 35 weeks is okay, most babies lungs mature by 34 weeks. After 28 weeks or 1500 grams, the chances of survival are pretty good up to around 90 percent, with babies around 33 weeks being strong enough to breastfeed.I have been getting alot of pains in my lower back along with some blood streaked thick snotty type muscus today, and alot of BH, but I thought women who experience loose bowl movements only do so for a couple of days.
It could be another week or two yet. Wouldn't surpise me if it was only another week since you are losing the plug, having BH's, back pains and loose bowels.
Most midwives will homebirth from 36 weeks so if you make it to 36 thats only one week short of what is considered "term" : )




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There are phenolic compounds present that inhibit the growth of human gut pathogens, and raspberry jam has other antimicrobial and antiviral properties as well.
When I was hospitalised at 32 weeks, I had 2 shots of steroids while I was given the nethedapine, incase it didn't work. Luckily the contractions become irregular and stopped and he didn't need the steroids to work at all, but I have been warmed of having a baby with a healthy set of lungs now

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