Yay Teds, glad to hear your scan went well!
Lexie- Definitely do day 3 bloods. That's all I was ever told.
lucy- Glad your scan went well, too. I confess, I'm still wearing my own clothes at 34 weeks (except for a pair of maternity jeans from Old Navy I got while I was in America), but then again, everything is worn BELOW the belly, and has elastic waistbands.
pocket- I really admire your strength and attitude, and I'm so happy that you'll be trying again.
Mojangles- Hope your 2 WW is very zen. I know, I know, rest and let others do for me, but this flat was such a tip that there was no way I could relax until everything was put in its proper place. Thankfully, we're 95% back to normal, and clean, which is quite a relief.
weller- Back on the horse! Woo-hoo! Keep us posted and hopefully everything will go very smoothly.
bugsy and keziah- How are you feeling?
sunny- Good that your appointment went well, and even better that your consultant is so supportive of your egg sharing. It's just one more person in your support network, isn't it?
scrummy, Italian, Josie- How are you? Sending you big hugs...
AFM, appointment was ok. Found out I have a bladder infection, which explains the cramping pains, pressure, and nausea that I've been feeling the last few days. On antibiotics for the next week. Because of the bladder infection, the docs needed to take a gander at my cervix, since I'm a high risk for preterm labor, so in the speculum went...not pleasant. Thankfully I'm not dilated at all. Insulin dose was raised again, and hopefully this will be the end of medication adjustment. Was put back on cyclogest pessaries, again because of the risk of preterm labor, and I'm having another cervical measurement done on Tuesday. That's an important measurement, as it will determine whether or not I will be admitted to the hospital until I give birth. I'm really proud of myself, as I haven't felt an ounce of panic about this whole situation. Mainly because I know if the baby was born now, it would be completely fine, and also because the consultants have reassured me how normal this whole situation is....the gestational diabetes is a very common thing, and having a short cervix raises the risk for preterm labor.
Have a lovely weekend everyone!