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The pressure/pain I in my cervix/lower abdomen is do bad that I can lay down for long without the pain being hard to bear. And forget trying to get up, is a whole ordeal! When I first get up and try to walk is impossible. Last night i was able to get only 2 hours of sleep. Is 4am and I'm sitting on my couch and still can feel the pain/pressure . I know this may be me over worrying but all i want is for him to be ok. I live alone with my 14 month old (dad is not with us but that's another story) and mom and sister had said to call them when is the real deal. Since I never experience going into labor naturally I have no idea how it feels like. Sorry ladies if I'm winning but i needed to vent. The pressure is so severe that is keeping affecting my daily functioning.  

Im due may 16th and have already been to the hospital last week from severe pain and pressure in my back, pelvis, crutch area and they werent too concerned but they did book me in for an ultrasound tomorrow to see if she is growing properly and how my fluid levels are. I never experienced this pain with my first and he was 9lbs 6oz!!

I was told at my 33 week appointment that my 33 week ultra sound was showing him to be 37 weeks. That depending how big he gets that was how far they were going to let me go.i was getting An ultrasound on a monthly basis and lady one 33 weeks he was over six pounds. This coming Wednesday am suppose to get an nst. I believe they also do an ultrasound as well but from now until Wednesday is a long wait.

Do you have any more kids? Just rest as much as possible!

I have a14 month old.

Ahh yeah that sucks...i have a 20 month old and he is the most active child i know. My husband works full time so its been hard being pregnant and dealing with a bossy kid! Atleast youre not far off!!! Ive still got 3 months  

When i get to this stage of I'm sorry to say but can' wait for it to be over. As of you having a toddler you know how much attention they require of us. I hope time pass by fast for you. Its amazing when we get to hold our little one for the first time.