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mucos plug, cramps: birth soon?"

I'm 38 weeks tomorrow and due on November 16th. I think that I passed my mucous plug this morning, it was a clear sticky substance unlike my normal discharge but without any red...could this have been my plug? I hope so because I am so ready to give birth already! I also have been having crampiness for a long time, nothing makes it go away, not even abstaining from sex. I know its not contractions, am I still just stretching?
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2193601 tn?1392460637
Congrats :)
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She was born on the 9th, the same day that I lost my plug I my water broke!! Watch out for your water because mine was only a little and it looked like pee...hope that you get to enjoy your baby soon...there is nothing like it in the world!
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1519983 tn?1401046428
Hey, I'm due the same day. Are you dilated? Or effacing yet? I was 1 cm and 50% effaced last Thursday. I go back on Wednesday again. I think I lost at least some of my mucus plug on Friday. I feel all sorts of pain in my pelvis and know shes getting lower. We will see. Unfortunately there is no real telling when labor will start.
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1519983 tn?1401046428
Hey, I'm due the same day. Are you dilated? Or effacing yet? I was 1 cm and 50% effaced last Thursday. I go back on Wednesday again. I think I lost at least some of my mucus plug on Friday. I feel all sorts of pain in my pelvis and know shes getting lower. We will see. Unfortunately there is no real telling when labor will start.
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