I Had Pregnancy Complications
No, thankfully I don't but my doctor is constantly warning me of what [i]could[/i] happen at my last appointment he [b]suggested [/b] I go on bedrest starting January 17th right at the start of my 3rd trimester.
His reasoning
*I'm diabetic
*My son was premature
*I've had miscarriages in the past
His summary, I'm high risk, which is what I have heard all along, and so far baby J is doing wonderfully. :)
I dragged myself to those weekly visits during the first trimester
I was relieved to get the all-clear for the bi-weekly visits the second trimester.
He wants me to reduce stress, he is stress!
I don't need to be on bedrest.
I don't work a job that requires a lot of physical work. I am planning on working right up to mid-March or right up until April (I'm due on the 12th of April) I don't see it being a problem.
Hubby wants me to listen to the doctor.
There's no way on this side of the moon I'll do that, unless when that day gets here, I have reason to believe that it is necessary. I would never endanger my child but it seems so unnecasary right now to even imagine why he would suggest it. Hubby pointed out that from what he knows about my first pregnancy I got no warning before I went into premature labor with my son. He's right I didn't, and everything seemed perfect during that pregnancy too, but the thing is this time feels different almost as if I know there's not going to be a problem.
His reasoning
*I'm diabetic
*My son was premature
*I've had miscarriages in the past
His summary, I'm high risk, which is what I have heard all along, and so far baby J is doing wonderfully. :)
I dragged myself to those weekly visits during the first trimester
I was relieved to get the all-clear for the bi-weekly visits the second trimester.
He wants me to reduce stress, he is stress!
I don't need to be on bedrest.
I don't work a job that requires a lot of physical work. I am planning on working right up to mid-March or right up until April (I'm due on the 12th of April) I don't see it being a problem.
Hubby wants me to listen to the doctor.
There's no way on this side of the moon I'll do that, unless when that day gets here, I have reason to believe that it is necessary. I would never endanger my child but it seems so unnecasary right now to even imagine why he would suggest it. Hubby pointed out that from what he knows about my first pregnancy I got no warning before I went into premature labor with my son. He's right I didn't, and everything seemed perfect during that pregnancy too, but the thing is this time feels different almost as if I know there's not going to be a problem.
