I have "early" in quote bc I know almost all twins are at least a tiny bit early but my questions is has anyone had a picture picture pregnancy and still go on to deliver before say 36 weeks???
Just wondering....
Thanks!
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Re: Anyone WITHOUT pregnancy complications still deliver "early"
Thanks exactly what I mean...going almost to "full term" but still ending up having them earlier than expected.
"I have four children. Two are adopted. I forget which two. -Bob Constantine
"All for Love,' a Saviour prayed 'Abba Father have Your way. Though they know not what they do...Let the Cross draw men to You...."
I was great until 35w3d and at a dr appt my liver enzymes were high and my platelets were really low, by the middle of the night they decided I had HELLPS and they delivered me at 35w4d.
So no complications until the last day
I never had a problem. I woke one day and took Emerson to school and just wanted to crawl back into bed. When it was time to go get her I didn't want to get up. When I did I had weird sensation down tops of my legs. It didn't hurt but, weird. I called my H and asked him to get Em so, I could go to the dr...I just had a feeling I needed to.
Turns out that I was having regular contrax. Since I was a repeat section and I was 34.6 wks they decided it was in my best interest to deliver that evening before I really got into the heavy labor. : ) Hudson was 5.9 lbs and Landry was 4.2 and both in the NICU for 14 days for eating/growing....Hudson was burning to many calories trying to keep warm.
I had an uneventful pregnancy until 29ish weeks when I supposedly had fluid issues with my girls and some contractions (which I never really felt), but I never felt like they were terribly "eventful" complications. Like pp though, I delivered at 35w6d because one girl hadn't grown since the previous growth scan and at that point, they consider them better off out rather than in.
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I had a happy, healthy, very active pregnancy. My OB thought baby A hadn't grown much since my previous appt at 33w. Went straight to an MFM for another u/s. Both docs thought A was IUGR and we needed to deliver the next day at 34.4 weeks. It was a bit of a false alarm since they were 4.9 and 4.13, but I'm glad they were cautious.
Don't stress yourself out about maybe going early. Yes, sometimes it happens and sometimes is doesn't. Relax and just baby cook.
Yup, no complications at all and I went into labor at 35.5 weeks and delivered fine. 5 lbs, 8 oz and 5 lbs, 6 oz. No NICU. Apgar 9s. My OB had predicted I would make it to 38 weeks.
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"All for Love,' a Saviour prayed 'Abba Father have Your way. Though they know not what they do...Let the Cross draw men to You...."
I didn't have huge complications (GD). At my NST at 32w I was diagnosed with PIH, then pre-e and put on hospital bed rest. I didn't deliver until 36w1d though.
Not sure if that's what you mean.
Lily born at 27 wks: 2 lbs 4 oz.
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Count me in this group. I felt fine and things were going great and then my water broke at 33w 3d and I had my girls 5 hours later at 33w 4d.
My feet were getting pretty swollen and the only thing I could wear were flip flops. My mom even said I didnt look right and I was planning on staying home from work the next day. Hours later my water broke and after getting one steroid shot and being told they were going to stop contractions, the girls were born anyway.
Yes, I had a very uneventful pregnancy. I had one very minor PTL issue when I was about 29 weeks...I wasn't having contractions, but had an irritable uterus. It was so minor that I didn't even receive steroid shots. My doctor took me out of work at 26 weeks as a preventative and I was mainly housebound from then until I delievered (again, purely as a preventative measure).
My water still broke at 32w1d and we were all shocked. I got the steroid shots then and made it 4 days with Baby A's sack ruptured. My twins were born at 32w5d.