Hello everyone. Sounds like we are all getting towards the end.
Button It is 35C in some corner of NYC. Where I am it is telling me it's 41C as the temperature moniter takes humidity into account. I have spent the day infront of an air conditioning unit.
Pesha Your contractions sound somewhat similiar to what I have been getting. I had them two weeks ago and found the whole thing uncomfortable. Since I stopped working last Wednesday things have really improved. I get 'normal' BH now.
The other news this end is that I woke up this morning at 2am with a splitting headache. It wasn't anything like a migrane and I started to throw up about 10-15mins after I woke up. After the first chunder I woke DH up and asked him to call the obn. The obn told us to go to the hospital right away.
DH outdid himself. He helped me get my clothes and shoes on and grabbed some tissues and ziplock bags for the short 10min drive. The nurses were fantastic. They told me they thought I might have preclampsia so they were going to fully admit me. As they were taking my admission history another nurse came in a hooked me up to a drip, blood pressure monitor and baby heart monitor. The resident came by just as the nurses were finishing. The resident did a full ultrasound of the baby (while I was throwing up) and had the nurses give me something through the drip to stop the throwing up.
The blood work took an hour and as soon as it came back they told us that I didn't have preclampsia but they were going to keep me in until the headache had gone. At 8am an obn from our group came by to check on me. She was wonderful and told me I am now to go to the maternity ward if I don't feel the baby move in two hours, have more than 4 contractions in an hour or get another headache.
DH was a gem though and spent most of the night holding my hand, stroking my hair and asking the nurses tonnes of questions about the results of the tests. He had the resident do a second ultrasound just to make sure everything was ok with the baby. While I was sleeping he called in to take the day off.