Can I go into early labor

Re: Can I go into early labor

• pelorunningmama member

  July 2016

  Nope. Not possible. 

  
  
  

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• bearsandbeets7 member

  July 2016

  You could but we have a few moms on here who had their babies early and I'm sure they don't reccomend it. While I can't speak for them I'm sure they would much rather still be pregnant than have to visit their baby in the NICU. 
  
  Pregnancy is hard. Its what you sign up for when you have unprotected sex. 

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• SkiChic626 member

  July 2016

  

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• ballofmeat member

  July 2016

  @Lydiadiane Yaaaaas girl! 

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• ballofmeat member

  July 2016

  MrsCardoso85 said:

  I lost my mucus plug at 31 weeks and my belly dropped at 30 I've been having Braxton hicks here and there but not frequent I'm only 33 week I  have a Dr appointment on the 25th I'll be 35 weeks 

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• MrsCardoso85 member

  July 2016

  I accidentally put the 25th for my Dr appointment it's the 18th that marks my 35 weeks
  
  

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• Car0liiine member

  July 2016

  MrsCardoso85 said:

  I accidentally put the 25th for my Dr appointment it's the 18th that marks my 35 weeks
  
  

  
  In that case, you should go to L&D right now!!!
   
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• AliKay20 member

  July 2016

  Lynnlove28 said:

  You could but we have a few moms on here who had their babies early and I'm sure they don't reccomend it. While I can't speak for them I'm sure they would much rather still be pregnant than have to visit their baby in the NICU. 
  
  Pregnancy is hard. Its what you sign up for when you have unprotected sex. 

  This!! Even though Avery was close to full term, she still ended up in the NICU hooked up to a bunch of things. She may not have needed other interventional support given her size and weight but when I saw her distressed because of the cpap up her nose and what not, I couldn't help but feel sad for her. She didn't ask for any of this. I instantly thought of my vents on even some threads saying I'm so over this pregnancy and feet swelling.
  
  Trust me, if I had known what she would have gone through, I would take feet swelling, pelvic pain, and all the discomfort that comes with esp. at the last trimester ANY day to keep her in my womb longer.
  
  Hope this gives some perspective. Even if I know it's not my fault for water breaking early, I really just cannot get over the guilt of getting discharged tomorrow while she's still hooked up to machines, away from her mom & dad.

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• Mfuller76 member

  July 2016

  @AliKay20 Sending creepy internet hugs your way. I can't imagine how hard it must be to leave her hooked up to machines. And no, it's definitely not your fault and I'm glad you recognize that, even if you do feel guilty (which I'm sure we all would). 

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