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Maggz: I have a few chick lit books to read as I have no concentration for anything deeper. I recently read the pile at the bottom of the stairs...I didn't like it much but it was okay. Right now I'm reading love from both sides by nick spalding which is kind of like chick lit but written by a guy. And two more books for later the latest in the shopaholic series & one called never Google heartbreak.
Amelie: that's so cute of your dd2! My dd has hugged and kissed my bump when I told her there's a baby in it. But I don't think she understands beyond that.
I decided to go to the nearby walk in clinic for an ultrasound to check fluid levels as I always feel like I'm leaking. The dr there said the fluid is ok but she could see grade 2-3 calcification in the placenta. I guess this is to be expected at close to 40 weeks. She added that baby is engaged but looking left. And that apparently his bowels are ready to pass meconium. Ultrasounds are too much info!! Maybe he still won't pass it till he's already out in the world? This dr offered to check for dilation and effacement, and said she could do a sweep if I wanted but I declined.
My own dr didn't check for dilation as the head isn't low enough yet. But honestly I didn't feel like I needed to know. I decided to ask about episiotomies since I had one last time though I don't know why. I was glad to know this dr doesn't do them as a standard practice.
Amelie: that's so cute of your dd2! My dd has hugged and kissed my bump when I told her there's a baby in it. But I don't think she understands beyond that.
I decided to go to the nearby walk in clinic for an ultrasound to check fluid levels as I always feel like I'm leaking. The dr there said the fluid is ok but she could see grade 2-3 calcification in the placenta. I guess this is to be expected at close to 40 weeks. She added that baby is engaged but looking left. And that apparently his bowels are ready to pass meconium. Ultrasounds are too much info!! Maybe he still won't pass it till he's already out in the world? This dr offered to check for dilation and effacement, and said she could do a sweep if I wanted but I declined.
My own dr didn't check for dilation as the head isn't low enough yet. But honestly I didn't feel like I needed to know. I decided to ask about episiotomies since I had one last time though I don't know why. I was glad to know this dr doesn't do them as a standard practice.