FFS, I need to pull myself together. I have just spent the last half an hour upset on the phone to my doula She is such a nice lady, worth her weight in gold, though I bet she dreads the days I have midwife appointments.
At today?s midwife appointment baby measures two weeks more than he/she did two weeks ago. Still bigger than expected but I think that is fair enough baby is growing in a steady way.
But no, the midwife wants me to go to hospital for more prodding, maybe GTT, maybe a sizing scan and further discussion
I am babbling about what I have read about big babies and GTT etc and the midwife stops me by being very curt with me but I am very upset.
I am just confused if my wee samples still test clear how can I have GD if I have no sugar in my wee...or can I ? I did ask the midwife but she didn't know. Plus I have no history of diabetes and I test clear on the GTT test last pregnancy.
Apparently a more senior midwife will be coming to see me later this week to discuss my refusal to go to hospital.
Oh and the midwife thought I looked pale, so took blood for an iron test which I will fail as I always have on the low side of iron. Well if she looks hard enough she can find something wrong with me.
Now I have a massive headache from crying so much and thinking of going to bed as soon as my toddler will.
It would be nice to have ONE midwife appointment where I don't come home in tears.
I don't want to risk any thing with my baby but I don't want to endure loads of hospital appointments (which scares me stupid) just to be told my baby is big, which I knew he/she would be anyway.
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Do I NEED to go to hospital for more tests ? :(
BabiesEverywhere · 03/06/2008 16:05
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