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caseybev - Saturday, 27 September
I have the same concern but my doctor is taking the wait and see approach. Originally they were worried that my Leep (done twice, several years ago) would cause an incompetent cervix. i had weekly ultrasounds up to 25 weeks and my cervix never changed. Now I am 36 weeks and one centimeter dilated. I asked her about the possibilty of scar tissue but she thinks I'll be fine. Good luck and keep me posted, =) Casey

mama-bear-thompson - Friday, 26 September
hey your hands will only get worse as time goes on. i have it, you have carpul tunnel brought on by pregnancy..basically your hands start to swell more and it puts pressure on some nerve in your hand. what helps me is wearing a "hand wrap" or band or whatever you can get it at Target for like 18 bucks. i have to wear them on both hands. and they feel much better in the morning,cause then at least you can grip things. ;)

brockgirl - Wednesday, 24 September
I had one internal exam where the doctor intentionally "stripped my membranes" where he was aggressive to start my labor. Usually it doesn't make you go into labor, however, if you are close, insertion of just about anything can make you start labor. Any internal exam can make you bleed a little too...which is normal. I haven't had either my ex or my current husband not interested in me after giving birth. Trust me...you won't care if you have a packed stadium watching you give birth. The baby is going to come out regardless and you will be so excited to see it.

JsMomAndOneMoreComing - Tuesday, 23 September
I think they period like cramps we are having are BRAXTON HICKS!!! They're annoying, but I am sure we are all going thru them... At least I can say that I am too

JsMomAndOneMoreComing - Tuesday, 23 September
Oh, thanks for getting to me with that info :D I was HOPING somethin wasnt wrong :D

hereinparadise88 - Tuesday, 23 September
Im with you there hun. I feel really achy down in my womby area. It's apparently your body preparing for labour and the start of braxton hicks!

heart strings - Monday, 15 September
Work is harder and harder! Just a little longer is what I keep telling myself.

mummiedebz - Monday, 15 September
Im the same sooooooooooooooooooo uncomfortable and ive got SPD pelvic problem so in alot of pain. Finding this pregnancy alot harder than the first, but hey it will be worth it when we hold our babys. Im so excited, but still nervous, just wish i new when he is gonna pop out lol. x

mummiedebz - Monday, 15 September
Hiya thanx for your reply it could possibly be that, its disgusting what ever it is lol. I have to change my undies 2 times a day too, the joys of pregnancy eh lol. I will ask the midwife of fri but i would imagine she would just say its discharge. How are you doing is the pregnancy going ok? x

hideehohouse - Saturday, 13 September
I did talk to my doctor she put me off work and switch my meds from prozac to wellbutrin. It has helped a bit. I have found the most helpful thing is knowing I am not the only one. thanks for your support.

dyamond - Wednesday, 3 September
its never too early to wash the baby stuff. Trust me it makes you feel really good when you do it. I did it when i was around 24 weeks pregnant!

manda1834 - Thursday, 28 August
Thank you so much for answering my question! We have out-of-state family that is wanting to be home for the birth, but I was not sure how to approach my doctor about maybe setting an induce date??

Mystical5150 - Friday, 22 August
Im sure he will snap out of it once the baby's born, but I agree that you have every right to be upset!!

mamatess - Thursday, 21 August
I feel the same as your husband right now! haha! But seriously, I think it is very healthy that he is expressing himself to you, as heartbreaking as it might be. It's a GOOD thing that he is communicating his fears with his wife. (I know that this isn't the most consoling post, but I thought it might help to hear the good points about what he is saying.) And you know what? He'll come around. I have faith!

stone - Thursday, 21 August
I feel your pain when it comes to the DH. I know several men, including mine, who had a hard time with the idea of a new baby. Every single one of them said the same thing yours has and I SWEAR that every single one of them changed their mind when they first saw their babies. I can't promise he will be helpful after the baby arrives, but I am pretty sure he will change his mind about that baby. My DH has turned into a wonderful and very helpful father. My friend has a 4 month old and her husband adores his little girl, but he isn't very helpful when it comes to taking care of her. But he does love her very much.

KarenVG - Thursday, 21 August
Regarding your hubbie comment... I know alot of guys get like that at first, but if not before when they see their baby in the flesh they usually come around. They often are overwhelmed with the repsonsibilty and do not know how to handle it. If his mum or dad are close enough maybe get them to put a flea in his ear to get a grip!
Otherwise hang in there and try and understand his feelings they can seem big to them at this stage... Will pray for you both...


suhana - Wednesday, 20 August
Thanx for claming me down..I was real tensed yesterday with all this

But now I'm all happy
Thanx for taking time and responding to me...

Hope things are going good at ur end too...

Take care,

CCQ - Wednesday, 20 August
It was a gift, I'm not sure. It's by evenflo and it came with a stroller too.

jblueyes17 - Monday, 18 August
Sounds good to me! Thanks for remembering to tell me! How was the rest of the appointment? Just a quick checkup for the most part?
My doc said that's pretty much all it will be for now til the weekly appts start after week 35. I go again on Thursday morning.
Btw...think I had my first major BH or something today. I had a cramp, like a menstrual cramp that lasted for a bout 2 min! I had to get up and walk around to get it to go away! Ugh! Hope I'm ready for this!

jblueyes17 - Thursday, 14 August
I know...sorry, didn't mean to freak you out too. Let me know what he says, I don't go til next week. It's only happened a few times since then so maybe it was just the way he was laying or something. Now my belly is just kinda sore. I like being pg, but these last 10 weeks are killer!

vipbaby68123 - Monday, 4 August
 Um, I'm really not sure there, but then again, in mine, I couldn't exactly tell either (which is why we are doing a 3D ultrasound) hubby is paying for it, so hey!

BabyEby3 - Sunday, 3 August
 I cant tell it looks like baby is on the side, Either way congrats on your baby.

keren field - Sunday, 3 August
 wow thats not very clear is it im a bit like you i dont even know what im lookin at and ive had two boys this time around im havin a little girl well that is if they got it right lol i hope so

mommy-at-home - Sunday, 3 August
 In my opinion there is NO WAY to tell the gender by looking at this picture. It appears to be a side view of the baby.

incubator - Sunday, 3 August
 Wow, I've no idea...when I had my ultrasound the tech got a good shot right between the legs of his winky dink...too bad they didn't label more of his parts for you. I have my u/s posted on my profile if you want to have a peek.

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