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Hello. I am currently 35 weeks and 6 days with twin girls. I have had a rough couple of months with them. I was hospitalized for 2 days and told that they hadn't grown in a month, only to be told the next day that "oops, we made a mistake, everything is fine." Two days later I went into PTL and was hospitalized for 4 days. Then everything stopped. The nurse at the hospital told me she would be really surprised if I made it 2 more weeks. That was 3 weeks ago. I am happy to have made it this far, but sooooooooo uncomfortable. I am beginning to feel that this will never end. I just wanted to vent. Thanks for listening. (And I know that every day they spend inside me is better for them) I just want to be able to breathe, sleep, eat without heartburn, bend over, etc... again.
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Great job on making it to 35 weeks! You're really in the home stretech! I read something once that always encourages me when I'm feeling like this will never end: Every day in the womb saves them 3 days in the NICU. Try to keep those babies cooking as long as possible! You're doing a great thing for them, good luck!!
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I delivered my last daughter at 35 weeks and 4 days. She was unable to breath on her own, but 4 days in the NICU and she was ready to go home. You are incredibly lucky to have made it this far, you are past the danger zone! I would guess that you won't make it to 37 weeks. Good luck!
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Rhiannon, I think you know most of my story... was induced at 38 w, 1 d. I just wanted you to know that you have done such a great job making it this far. I know how uncomfortable you must be and wanting those babies out. Just a bit longer. Hugs!! (MLH)
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Thank you so much for your kind words. I am trying to keep it together. Just knowing that people understand is great.
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