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Tomorrow is the big day!
FTM here.. I'll be 41 weeks tomorrow and I'm also getting induced at 5pm! So my little girly will be here on Tuesday! I am beyond nervous, scared, excited, happy, and blessed! I cannot wait to finally have my baby girl in my arms!I'm just not thrilled I have to be induced but baby girl is just being to stubborn and doesn't wanna come on her own.. So induction is the only option now..
I ended up having him at 4:30 pm Monday. For the 4 days during my inducement his heart rate never dipped once and my blood pressure was a healthy low the entire time (which is why they never went to a c section). The first 2 days were just cervical rippening and were actually comfortable and pain free other than the Foley bag which they tried to place after the first day and after several failed attempts at 4am I told them to stop and I refused it when they brought it back the 3rd day. Luckily by the third day I had finally started dialating and was now at a 3 up from my admittance dilation of 1. My hospital starts pitocin at 3 dilation. He was delivered vaginally. How did yours turn out???
There's no way I'd put my baby in that stressful of a situation and its not good for you either..
Oh ick that *****. Every one of my friends and my sister all of them that have been induced its only taken about 12 hours for them to have baby. Your doctor is a whack job for letting you go to 50 plus hours I will not tolerate that! By than the baby is so stressed out its not healthy.. They should have give you a c section! There's no way I'd let that happen.. I'll be getting a c section if its anything over a day..
Tomorrow is my big day also 41weeks and I will also be getting induced...pray all goes well and smooth!! Good Luck Ladies
I did not know until I got here, inductions routinely take 3-5 days. Bring reading material!!!
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