I really haven't been around this board much since DS1 has outgrown most of his preemie related issues but I will soon be joining again.
I am on day 16 now of hospital BR for PTL & placental abruption. I am currently on magnesium to try to keep the contractions at bay. We lost our second son last September at 22+6 due to an abruption as well, so this has all been terrifying. I am 24 wks today & got steroids for her lungs last weekend.
Nobody really can tell us how much longer they can keep her in but they don't think my placenta will hold out much longer. I am so grateful to still be pregnant & am just hoping to beat the odds.
I would love to hear stories of other 24-26 wkers, especially any with IUGR or placental issues. I am trying hard to be hopeful but it is so hard after what we've been through.
Re: Re-intro & will be joining again...
DS1 was born at 24w5d due to incompetent cervix. He was in the NICU for 98 days and then on home oxygen for another 4 months, but he is 3 now and a completely amazing preschooler with no developmental issues other than a slight speech delay.
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My ds was born Dec 28th at 26weeks. The docs are not sure if he was really earlier or just a little behond in development because of placenta issues but his eyes were still fused for almost two weeks after bi
I'm so sorry for all that you are going through. One of my very good friends delivered her son at 25 weeks and he is now a fearless, energetic, amazing two year old.
You and your baby will be in my thoughts.
Thank you everyone for all the positive stories! It really helps to read how well all your kiddos are doing now! We are prepared to deal with disabilities (ds1 has some special needs) & I am trying to prepare for issues that micro preemies tend to
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I am so sorry that you and your family are going through this. Just wanted to let you know that I will definitely add you to my prayer list and hope that LO will stay in for much longer. I didn't have placental abruption, but my best friend did at 28 w
Im sorry you are going through this. Take one day at a time and know that EVERY day even every nursing shift that you make it is HUGE. Each day is a victory. I was on hospital bed rest starting at 21.5 weeks and really no one thought
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