39+4 today and planned induction to start 40+2 on Monday. But today found out from community MW that they would admit me on Monday, for as long as it takes (from reading about induction I indestand it can take several days to work through all the steps of pessary, gel, syntocin drip).
I'm realising now that this would mean that I would have my whole labour at hospital, no hanging around at home with home comforts. (Or the stress of "when to go in" and a 45minute trip across town in rush hour, to be fair). But does anyone have any experience of inpatient induction and how it went? I was expecting to be sent home after each stage.
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Inpatient induction
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Taura · 10/12/2014 23:00
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