Gone.

Gone. Gone. Gone.

Oh no :/ Hope everything ends up being okay.

Oh wow! I hope you're okay!

that sounds like a lot to be handiling   im sorry that happened,praying everything is okay and baby stays in longer  

Right now just concerned about his heart beat and the contractions/back pain. His HB is going from low 120's into the mid 130's. It's usually always in the 160-170 range.

Quoting Mr's&Family*:" Right now just concerned about his heart beat and the contractions/back pain. His HB is going from low 120's into the mid 130's. It's usually always in the 160-170 range."

I had that happen with DD last year and they said it was fine as long as it didn't drop below 120, if I remember correctly. She was always higher before but they said it was fine for her to drop like that.

I was in for low fluids. Ultrasounds on Mondays and NSTs on Fridays every week once they found out my fluid levels dropped. I had to have her at 36 weeks because I couldn't keep her fluids up consistently.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Mr's&Family*:</b>" Right now just concerned about his heart beat and the contractions/back pain. His HB is going from low 120's into the mid 130's. It's usually always in the 160-170 range."</blockquote>


Hope everything is okay. I was in a bad accident while pregnant, its scary. just to let you know 120 bpm is not a low hb, my daughters always went from 120-170. Baby is probably sleeping.

Ughh, I'm sorry. Im sending you good vibes!

oh no! I'm so sorry. are you at estrella? where did it happen? keep me posted! will keep in my thoughts!

<blockquote><b>Quoting Man. Bear. Pig.:</b>" oh no! I'm so sorry. are you at estrella? where did it happen? keep me posted! will keep in my thoughts!"</blockquote>




I was at Thunderbird hospital in Glendale. We were on our way to hang out with friends. It happened literally right in front of the hospital.
Everything turned out fine besides back pain and contractions. They finally stopped and turned into bad BH. I'll be calling my doctor tomorrow and letting him know what happened so he can check me out. The hospital I went too, the L&D was not very good at all.
I'm just happy Chloe is okay. She was so scared.

Quoting Mr's&Family*:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Man. Bear. Pig.:</b>" oh no! I'm so sorry. are you at estrella? ... [snip!] ... can check me out. The hospital I went too, the L&D was not very good at all. I'm just happy Chloe is okay. She was so scared."

Very happy to hear you guys are all okay. Hopefully everything checks out with your OB too.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Blair Waldorf (SuperKink):</b>" Very happy to hear you guys are all okay. Hopefully everything checks out with your OB too."</blockquote>




Thank you.
I'm waiting for his office to open and I'm hoping to get in today at some point. Just to be on the safe side.
All I kept thinking about was going into labor for some reason. Yesterday, at 34 weeks & 6 days is when I had DD when I was pregnant with her. She was healthy and all, no NICU stay (which was surprising), but I was thinking the worst the whole time. Which I stupidly always do.

Quoting Mr's&Family*:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Blair Waldorf (SuperKink):</b>" Very happy to hear you guys ... [snip!] ... healthy and all, no NICU stay (which was surprising), but I was thinking the worst the whole time. Which I stupidly always do."

Oh I understand. I was diagnosed with low fluids at 33 weeks and put on bed rest. At 34 weeks, I was yelling at my belly, telling her to stay in there because her brother was born at 34 weeks. And he was relatively healthy, too. He did end up in the NICU for 8 days because he needed to learn how to juggle breathing and eating. But at first they were going to send him home with me because he scored a 9 and a 10 on the APGAR and he seemed to be doing fine in the room with me. He just wouldn't eat and they FINALLY believed me after they took him for a night so I could rest.

Thankfully, DD stuck it out to 36 and 4 and she got to come home with me.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Blair Waldorf (SuperKink):</b>" Oh I understand. I was diagnosed with low fluids at 33 weeks and put on bed rest. At 34 weeks, I was ... [snip!] ... me after they took him for a night so I could rest. Thankfully, DD stuck it out to 36 and 4 and she got to come home with me."</blockquote>




Ah that's so scary. I couldn't imagine having a NICU baby  
I'm so scared to have another premi. She was actually "large" from what the nurses said for being born the. 6 pounds 2 ounces. She only had latching issues but I personally believe that's because she was immediately given a bottle and I wasn't able to give her the breast until about (guessing since I hardly remember) 3 days post pregnancy since I had surgery right after I had her.
I'm glad the nurses finally believed you!

Quoting Mr's&Family*:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Blair Waldorf (SuperKink):</b>" Oh I understand. I was diagnosed ... [snip!] ... I hardly remember) 3 days post pregnancy since I had surgery right after I had her. I'm glad the nurses finally believed you!"

I was too. He ended up being in there for 8 days and on a feeding tube for a while. Can you imagine if he had come home with me unable to eat? I dread to think about it. And we ended up not breast feeding at all because of his issues. He was bottle fed from the start. I got about 6 months of breast feeding this time around before my supply quit.