I went back to work on Saturday for the first time after the labor Wednesday...well, for about two hours. I had been having random contractions since then (about 10 a day...ouch they hurt!!). But while I was working Saturday I was having about 4-5 contractions an hour. So I told my midwife and she sent me back to l&d to monitor contractions (the nice thing about being at work was that my midwife was right there working on my floor too and I only had to go downstairs to get to triage...makes it easy!) They monitored a couple contractions and then did an ultrasound. She's doing great...active and a good heartbeat...we even got to see on the ultrasound that she has hair (sorry, they didn't give me any pics!) So its bedrest for me until it would be ok to deliver (about another 4 weeks) and medicine to stop contractions. Hopefully I won't go crazy!
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
32 weeks
Last Wednesday, I went in to labor at 32 weeks. Though I had been having contractions off and on for the last several weeks, they had been irregular up until this point. We had just gotten home from lamaze class when the contractions started coming closer together. Soon they started coming every 4 minutes like clockwork. So we headed back to Kennestone (my home away from home!). The contractions kept coming while I was on the monitor so they gave me two doses of a medication to stop them. That worked so we headed home around 4am. I think when we were taking the tour of labor and delivery during our class that night she thought it was time to come!
Saturday, February 28, 2009
28 week pic
Monday, January 19, 2009
Saturday, January 10, 2009
24 weeks
Lots of movement! I started feeling her move at about 15 weeks (though I wasn't sure at first if that was the baby or my stomach!) and it keeps getting stronger every week! She moves the most right after I eat. Jason got to feel her kick at 21 weeks...a special moment! I've been feeling good except for being really swollen in my hands and ankles/feet (the 12 hour shifts on my feet definitely don't help!)
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