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Oh and A qualified for 1-1 pyschotherapy so he'll have his first appoint in a couple of weeks.
Are you pushing for an ultrasound?I’ve been crazy busy with the kids while my hubby is away. DS and I made 3 loaves of banana bread for the freezer and a loaf of asiago bread. We love to eat it with butter & marmite. So good!
@shaescott that treadmill sounds great. I always felt like improvement happens when one consistently says no to something, almost anything. Even intermittent fasting just saying no between the hours of X and Y. Idk, maybe I oversimplify.
In terms of what my body is up to, cryptic doesn’t fit. I’ve been feeling pregnant and got positive urine tests just negative blood work. If anything, it could be twins causing the hook effect with my bloodwork. Diluted urine makes my test show rather than concentrated. Also, my first pregnancy was twins that ended in miscarriage right before I got pregnant with my son.
I know the odds are slim, but honestly I dont pay attention to odds after last pregnancy. Fewer than 1% of pregnancies have polyhydramnios yet I did and it was severe! I had triple the normal amniotic fluid at 36 weeks. Hence the section at 38 weeks. Also unique, a lot of polyhydramnios is caused by genetic abnormalities or physical problems. Nope, thank God we beat the odds and it was simply that our girl drinks a lot and pees a lot.
I’ve fallen behind on the thread since dh is away so im day & night with the kids. I’ll be trying to catch up. Dd is doing well with crib training and night weaning. That’ll help me for sure!
Nah, he wont be back for another week yet. But he returns the same day his parents will be getting into town also so there will be plenty of adults to take the kids for me to relax! Yay! HahaThat’s so annoying. I’ve had ultrasounds just to check for cysts or weird symptoms. It’s not like they don’t have the machines and people and time to do it. Glad hubs is back and you hopefully get some rest now.
Replying a little more since my first reply was super quick haha. I’ve never heard of a hook effect on bloodwork, I’ve seen hcg levels of like 30,000 on my patients, so I’m not sure it’s that, but with the hook effect on your urine tests I’m wondering if something else is preventing your hcg from being picked up in bloodwork, like a protein or something.Nah, he wont be back for another week yet. But he returns the same day his parents will be getting into town also so there will be plenty of adults to take the kids for me to relax! Yay! Haha
I feel the same about ultrasounds though. They don’t have to be used to a ridiculous amount, but with weird things happening and trouble diagnosing, there’s more of a reason.