Wow, WTB, that's a lot of baby for triplets, there.
THe thread sure does move fast. I'm doing my best to catch up, but I'm also failing because I skipped most of the morning at work and am trying to figure things out here, as well.
We had an appointment this morning, so here's what I posted in my journal as well. Sorry about the long post (I'll just horribly copy-paste it all):
31w4d
Weight: 1900 grams a.k.a. 4lb 3 oz.
Oink.
I know it's just an estimate, but... aaaa? He's on the 75th percentile, all's good, everything measures right. He was very active so his HB was a bit higher than it normally is, but the doctor said that was good, too.
Head down. For now. Because there's more than enough room for him to keep turning. I hope he doesn't.
The icky pain/burn in my crotch/pelvis area is normal. He said the name of the nerve, but I forgot what it was. Either way, it happens because pretty much all of my weight gain has gone into the bump, and I'm carrying low, so when I stand still, the gravity doesn't treat me nicely, pretty much. The doctor suggested a support belt for housework (cooking/cleaning), or any other occasion where I'll just stand for a while. I might give it a try.
This was our last monthly checkup and I need to be back in two weeks (October 3rd is the appointment). We'll track the little guys weight/growth and act accordingly. If he keeps growing at a steady rate, there should be no issues with pushing him out, since my body shape, so far, looks favorable.
Still low-risk, not expected to deliver prior to the due date. I could, and should, go to the pool to get some floating exercise. Yoga is fine, since I've been doing it all along. My blood pressure was 120/58, so I'm doing very good there, too. Overall weight gain in my chart now, for the past 34 days is listed as 7 lbs (3175 grams), which made me angry! Not because of the weight itself (yup, I gained it), but because it's under 5 lbs, actually. They disregarded the fact that it was barely above freezing this morning and that I came in wearing a lot more clothing than ever before. Hmph.
I do feel better that it's not all my fault, though, because the kiddo has gained a lot, too. My home scale says 8 kilos total, from the day I found out I was pregnant (and that day, I recorded my lowest weight ever in years and years, anyway). That's about 17.5 pounds, which I guess is okay.