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late term pgal brain...

AmeliaKrisAmeliaKris member
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Baby is almost 35 weeks and measuring to term around 38 weeks. Obviously she is running out of room but it FREAKS me out that her movements have decreased. Don't get me wrong, I still get my kick counts but she has really slowed down compared to a few weeks ago. Anyone else get anxiety from this? I am so looking forward to worrying about her outside my body where I can see her instead of inside where I cant...kind of a vent post but was tossing and turning all night about this.
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  • bleusimpbleusimp member
    My guy is still active, but since he is out of room, its not the kicks any more. Just the turns and arm and leg...and butt movements. It made me nervous at first too. He has definite sleep and wake cycles now, and if he is asleep, he is out. God help me if I get worried and try to wake him with cold water or something sweet...then he is up and moving like crazy and I wish he'd go back to sleep, lol.
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  • AmeliaKrisAmeliaKris member
    Thanks ladies. While I know its normal, it still is scary. I suppose anxiety damping up close to the end is normal.
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  • LWilson82LWilson82 member
    I have major anxiety over movement. I'll be 34 weeks Saturday. This baby has been mellow through the whole pregnancy and add that to an anterior placenta and pgal brain = worried mommy. But like you I always get my kick counts so I try to stay calm as much as possible.
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  • MissuskeekersMissuskeekers member
    I totally understand. This little guy has definitely had a couple slow days recently. It scares the bejesus out of me. I couldn't get him to move for like 15 minutes yesterday no matter how much I prodded my belly. I finally whipped out the Doppler and of course he hates that so he immediately started punching at it. Little sneak.


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    BFP #1 March 31st 2011 Due December 10 2011 
    Missed m/c discovered June 2nd 2011 at 12w4d
    D&C scheduled June 7th 2011 at 13w2d
    Found out our baby boy had Triploidy XXY through embryopathology
    BFP #2 September 28th 2011 Due June 8th 2012
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    D&C November 29th 2011 at 12w4d
    Found out our baby girl had Monosomy X through embryopathology
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    Second ultrasound at 7w3d hb 143 bpm 
    Third ultrasound at 10w1d hb 167-170 bpm 
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