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39 Weeks 1 Day -- THIS IS IT!!!

narmstrong56 posted:

Tonight at 5:00 pm I call over to the hospital to make sure they have room for me over there. If so, then we arrive there by 6:00 pm and check in. By 7:00 pm they'll get me all hooked up on the cervidell and I'll spend the night hooked up to that for 12 hours. At 7:00 am they'll take me off the cervidell and let me shower and eat and everything and then get me started on my cytotec, which is also a cervix ripening agent, but it may be enough to throw me into labor. At least, that's what we're hoping. So, by tomorrow(Monday) night or Tuesday we'll have a baby girl in our arms.

This is so very exciting and it's hard to believe that the day has come. That after we make that trip over to the Hospital the next time I'm in the car coming home we'll have a baby in the back seat. It's so crazy to think about. We're going to parents sooner than we can even fathom.

1 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:39 Weeks 1 Day -- THIS IS IT!!!Tonight at 5:00 pm I call over to the hospital to make sure they have room for me over there. If so, then we arrive there by 6:00 pm and check in. By 7:00 pm they'll get me all hooked up on the cervidell and I'll spend the night hooked up to that for 12 hours. At 7:00 am they'll take me off the cervidell and let me shower and eat and everything and then get me started on my cytotec, which is also a cervix ripening agent, but it may be enough to throw me into labor. At least, that's what we're hoping. So, by tomorrow(Monday) night or Tuesday we'll have a baby girl in our arms. <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/grin.gif" align="top" border="0"> <br /><br />This is so very exciting and it's hard to believe that the day has come. That after we make that trip over to the Hospital the next time I'm in the car coming home we'll have a baby in the back seat. It's so crazy to think about. We're going to parents sooner than we can even fathom.

booklvr04 responded:

Just wanted to wish you luck! Hope everything goes well! Can't wait to hear 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:39 Weeks 1 Day -- THIS IS IT!!!Just wanted to wish you luck! Hope everything goes well! Can't wait to hear your birth story!!

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