It's so exhausting going in thinking you might have a baby (weather you're ready or not) and then just come home thinking "well that was fun".
I came home and just started sobbing. I hate that one headache that won't go away equals a four hour trip to L&D. I know they still want me to come in because headaches are a bad sign with pre-e, but it's just frustrating.. why can't I just be checked at the clinic? (trust me I asked!)
Thanks so much for all your support these days, I feel like this has been the best pregnancy and I'm sort of falling apart at the end
And now I am not even going to pass out candy like a big grinch (even though I have it!) cuz I shouldn't really be getting up and I never got to shower today and I have swollen eyes from crying, not the way I want to meet new neighbors...
Boo.
Re: I hate L&D
Rachel,
I haven't been on all day and was getting caught up. I'm so sorry that you had to go to L&D only to be sent home.
However, I am glad to hear that things are fine for you and Bob right now. I hope that the next couple of weeks fly by and Bob will be here before you know it.
Rest, relax and take care of you and Bob. ((HUGS))
Ugh. The curveballs we are thrown really aren't fair.
I had a bad day too--but the chocolate has got to be given out--I can't be trusted!!
hang in there, bob is coming soon!
After 21 cycles, and severe MFI, we finally did it with IVF #1 w/ICSI! Nico arrived 12/3/08!!!
TTC for #2: IVF w/ICSI #2-4/17/10-BFN; IVF w/ICSI #3; 7/4/10-BFP!!! Beta #1- 96; Beta #2-528; Beta #3- 7371; 6w,5d-blited ovum=D&C
IUI #2 1/10/11-BFN; IUI #3 2/18/11-BFN
IVF #4 w/ICSI & PICSI ER 5/13/11, ET 5/1/118-BFP!! Natalee arrived on 1/23/12!!!!
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"When it comes to sleeping, whatever your baby does is normal. If one thing has damaged parents enjoyment of their babies, it's rigid expectations about how and when the baby should sleep." ~ James McKenna, Ph.D., Mother Baby Behavioral Sleep Center, University of Notre Dame
I'm mostly a lurker, but I've been following your story and the Trouble TTC boards and SAIF boards since last year. I have PCOS, and my DD was born in February - before her I had 2 miscarriages.
Anyway, with my daughter, I was hospitalized overnight at 34 weeks due to high BP, then on bedrest with twice weekly doctor appointments and non-stress tests until I was induced at 39 weeks with VERY high BP that wasn't responding to meds. I know it is SO HARD to wait when you're so uncomfortable and on bedrest, but every extra day inside mommy is so much better for baby. I was finally induced at 39 weeks and my daughter was born perfectly healthy.
Looking back now, every ounce of discomfort those last few weeks was SO WORTH IT. Our DD is our joy. I would do it again in a heartbeat. (As a matter of fact, we're going to start trying for DC#2 in a few weeks!)
Anyway, I just wanted to offer encouragement. Even though every day goes by so slowly right now, in a few months when "Bob" is two months old, you'll be wondering where the time went...trust me.
Take care,
Lisa