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Mother of an April '15 baby
Due December 16
Re: ****December 2016 Birth Announcements****
@BumpAdmin can we please get this pinned?
Me: 33 H: 36
Married: 12/14/13 DS: 1/29/09
BFP2: 10/9/15 MMC: 11/12/15
BFP3: 4/6/16 DD: 12/12/16
Please Sticky!!
Together Since 04/21/2009; Married Since 05/29/2013
Baby Boy born 11/30/16
Baby #2 Due December 4
TTC since June 2015
September Football Siggy
natural pregnancy: 2008
Me: 28 (Hypothyroid), DH: 35
Together since: 2010
Married: 2013
TTC: 2013
Infertility: severe MFI, low AMH (0.5)
Met RE: January 2016
ER: 3/14 (4 follies, 6 eggs retrieved, 2 fertilized)
fresh 3dt of 2 embryos= BFP (1 implanted)
EDD w/ baby boy= 12/6/16
TTC #1 January 2016
BFP April 18 2016 | EDD December 29, 2016
Welcome baby A! January 9, 2017
TTC#2 March 2018
BFP March 30, 2018 | EDD December 12, 2018
• Born via C-Section at 2:57 p.m. on 10/12/16 at 32+2 weeks gestational age.
• 4 pounds, 2 ounces, 17 inches long, and wailed like a siren!
• Generally rocking at life so far.
❤️
FT posting photo, sorry if it is huge.
TTC #2: Jan 2019
DS: 2.5 yo
EDD: 12/2/16 DOB: 10/22/16
(Previously MBS2016 Dec 2016 board
TTC #2: Jan 2019
DS: 2.5 yo
EDD: 12/2/16 DOB: 10/22/16
(Previously MBS2016 Dec 2016 board
TTC #2: Jan 2019
DS: 2.5 yo
EDD: 12/2/16 DOB: 10/22/16
(Previously MBS2016 Dec 2016 board
Due to low amniotic fluid my doctor recommended at 31 weeks that I start tracking kicks each evening. Little girl was normally very active so I became concerned when there was no movement for over 2 hours on Sunday night. We went to the hospital thinking a quick heart beat check and ultrasound would send us on our way, but it was confirmed that she seemed to be slowing down. Luckily we were able to delay the delivery for 3 days, giving us enough time for a Beta shot to help her lung development.
We have a few weeks in the NICU before we'll be able to bring her home, but they have a wonderful boarding program here so that we can stay in a private hospital room for only $25 per day to remain close. She's been on room air since delivery and she's eating well and gaining weight. It's certainly not the experience we planned for, but we're extremely lucky that she is as healthy as she is.
Olivia
Sophia
This is my son, Ash.ton Mave.rick.
After a long and honestly traumatic birth experience for me, he made his way into the world on Friday, November 11th around 8:30pm at 34 weeks and 4 days, weighing in at 4lbs due to IUGR and my Pre-eclampsia. Early, but perfect for us.
He will be in the NICU for some time to pack on some weight because of my Pre-eclampsia, but otherwise is functioning well, breathing on his own, and is honestly perfect. I didn't get to meet him until almost 24 hours after his birth...I fell instantly in love! After I process more what happened during the birth I will share, but for now I am still in the hospital. THANK YOU SO MUCH to everyone that was concerned and sending me well wishes... I wasn't ignoring you! I honestly love this community, and will work on sharing my story soon.
DH & I are both 28 Together: 12 years Married: 09/24/2011
BFP#1: January '12 - DD1 09/16/2012
Preterm labor 31 weeks. Monitored for Hellp and diagnosed with oligohydramnios July '12
BFP #2: 06/25 - EDD 03/05/15 MMC confirmed 8/1 - D&E 8/4 retained tissue discovered 8/20
BFP #3 11/24 - 12/15 Heartbeat detected - DD2 07/29/15
Emmaline Kate: born 7:29 am Nov. 18th via unmedicated (stupid fast labor) VBaC. She came in a whirlwind, water was broken at 6:23 am, and I was ready to push at 7 - had to wait for the doc to get back. Started pushing at 7:15, thought I was going to have my pelvis ripped in half, pubic bone splintered/broken, and my rectum shredded.
Ended up needing 3-5 stitches depending which nurse I ask, and a manual placenta retrieval (I got the good 'knock you out' drugs for that).
She is absolutely wonderful, has chubby cheeks, small thigh rolls, dark blonde/light brown hair, and is measuring 7lbs 2oz 20 in long.
Formerly known as Kate08young
August '18 Siggy April Showers:
Married: 7/22/14
Baby L: 8/4/2015 August 2015 Moms
Baby E: 11/18/2016 December 2016 Moms
TTC #3 08/2017 BFP 11/27/2017.
Twin B lost 11/22/2017, Twin A doing well.
Since we got home yesterday, I figured I'd update here. Scarlett Grace, 36 weeks 2 days. 12/16 5#13 oz, 18.5" long. Tons of hair.
Born November 14, 2016 at 37 weeks and 2 days. She was 7 pounds and 4 ounces. 20.5 inches long. We are in love!!!
He came very quick. My water broke at 2:15am and I started having sever back pain. After an hour of that and realizing that my mucous plug was coming out, we headed to the hospital. When I called to let them know we were on the way, they didn't seem to think it was urgent but could come and get checked out. Well, I was 6cm dilated (was 1.5 cm last Tuesday), so it was time.
I got an epidural due to the extreme pain I was in, but it was too much. I couldn't help push so they let it wear it off, which was 2 hours but has also gave me some picotin to help with contractions cos they ad slowed down, after being so fast for awhile... but stopped that as it dropped his BP. So, I pushed with the epi wearing off for 3 hours and he finally arrived.
We feel so blessed, and now have a Thanksgiving baby instead of a closer to Christmas Baby. He also has a good set of lungs, ha.
He does show signs of jaundice so we have to go back to the hospital tomorrow to get it checked out. Also, have a meeting with lactation Friday as he's lost some excessive weight and they're concerned. He's not latching that well, and my nipples hurt so much that I don't even want to try. But, we got some supplement formula in the mean time and hope that will help until I can work on the boob problem. I am renting a pump, but that even hurts. My milk has started to come in. FTM, so everything is new to us.
I also only had one NB outfit at home, so that freaked us out. Thankfully, my MIL bought us one and my mom picked up some more today from a baby consignment store. Lots to do around the house since we weren't expecting him this early.
Oh, and DH got home from hunting in MT Sunday afternoon... so we were lucky he was back when it all started.
TTC Since: November 2015
BFP: March 31, 2016
DS: November 21, 2016
Rhett Wilder, born at 12:10 pm on November 23, 2016. Weighing 6lbs 15 oz and measuring in at 18.75 inches. He was brought into the world by c-section due to polyhydramnios (excessive amniotic fluid) and not practicing his breathing on two different BPPs. He is an absolute dream. Hardly ever cries and is so good at breastfeeding!
HSG - All clear, ectopic kidney didn't affect uterus (yay!)
CT Adrenal Scan - no tumors!
SA - sperm count excellent, 2% Morphology
March/April IUI scheduled - surprise BFP w/ help of Progesterone - 3/18/2016
Beta #1 @ 11dpo - 45.7 #2 @ 14dpo - 163 #3 @ 18dpo - 997 #4 @ 21dpo - 3799
EDD 12/1 based on O, 11/28 per Ob/Gyn (but he's wrong lol).
*TEAM BLUE!*
Cooper Grey born 11/27/16 (39 weeks) at 11:45 a.m.; 7 lbs 6 ozs, 20" long.
I woke up off and on early Sunday morning and finally got up for good around 4:15 a.m. or so due to contractions that I felt primarily in my lower back. We stuck around the house while I straightened up, completed some tasks (i.e. wrapped gifts, washed one of the dogs), etc., and went in around 9:00 when my contractions were between 4 and 6 minutes apart on a regular basis. Probably was a good thing that I didn't wait any longer since I was already at 7 cm when I got to the hospital and close to 8 by the time they checked me in labor and delivery around 10:00 or so. Since I was feeling contractions mainly in my back, I opted for the epidural and managed to get one right after my water broke. It had barely started kicking in by go time (just enough to make my toes start tingling and take the edge off my contractions a bit (they turned it off completely while I pushed). Cooper was born after about six pushes at 11:45 a.m., 7 lbs 6 ozs and 20" long at 39 weeks.
So far, things have gone pretty well post delivery, though Cooper has a bit of a reflux issue. Physically, for me, recovery has been really easy this time around, but mentally/emotionally not so much. I'm the type of person who needs sleep to function, and seeing as I've only had about 3 hours (maybe) since yesterday at 4:15 a.m., it's been a bit of a rough day. I can literally not wait until I'm discharged from the hospital this time around - I'm hoping at that point that I'll actually be able to rest, relax, and regroup since my parents are keeping our oldest boys for a few days.
DH: 36⎹ Me: 36