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38.5 weeks -- midwife appt. and EXCITING NEWS!!

narmstrong56 posted:

Went to my midwife this morning and did the NST again as usual... lol... Blood pressure was good today

Roselynn was reactive on the strip which is awesome and I'm still 1-2 CM dilated and 50% effaced. Although, there is exciting news that almost brought me to tears in the office.

We are starting our induction Sunday night or Monday and will most likely have our baby girl in our arms by Tuesday!!!!

It's so exciting but soooo scary!! WOW!!! We're going to be parents in a week!! It's so crazy to think about and I'm not sure how to emotionally handle it. lol... I mean I'm freakin' excited that this is almost over and she'll be here soon, but at the same time I'm scared that it's almost over and soon there will be bigger responsibilities... It's going to be a big change, but I think we'll be alright. I love my growing family and can't wait for our number to go from Two the THREE next week!!

2 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:38.5 weeks -- midwife appt. and EXCITING NEWS!!Went to my midwife this morning and did the NST again as usual... lol... Blood pressure was good today <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/smile.gif" align="top" border="0"> Roselynn was reactive on the strip which is awesome and I'm still 1-2 CM dilated and 50% effaced. Although, there is exciting news that almost brought me to tears in the office. <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/smile.gif" align="top" border="0"> We are starting our induction Sunday night or Monday and will most likely have our baby girl in our arms by Tuesday!!!! <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/smile.gif" align="top" border="0"> It's so exciting but soooo scary!! WOW!!! We're going to be parents in a week!! It's so crazy to think about and I'm not sure how to emotionally handle it. lol... I mean I'm freakin' excited that this is almost over and she'll be here soon, but at the same time I'm scared that it's almost over and soon there will be bigger responsibilities... It's going to be a big change, but I think we'll be alright. I love my growing family and can't wait for our number to go from Two the THREE next week!! <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/smile.gif" align="top" border="0">

UGAmomof2 responded:

Praying you and Roselynn are doing great!!! It will not be much longer now!!!

Nicki(35) DH(35) DS(10) DD(2) THANK YOU LORD DD2-EDD 08/18/10 (PINK TEAM) CLOMID BABY (C9)- MADISON GRACE. blog:onelittletwolittlethree.blogspot.com

Report This| Share this:38.5 weeks -- midwife appt. and EXCITING NEWS!!Praying you and Roselynn are doing great!!! It will not be much longer now!!!

booklvr04 replied to UGAmomof2's response:

Sounds like a great appointment!!! Can't wait for your birth story!

Emily(31); DH(31) - After 4 failed IUI's we conceived on our own prior to our IVF cycle! EDD of Alexander Edward - 8/29/2010 Praise God! Next Appt: 8/20/2010

Report This| Share this:38.5 weeks -- midwife appt. and EXCITING NEWS!!Sounds like a great appointment!!! Can't wait for your birth story!

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