Thanks ladies!! My appt. in Jan. is confirmed. So I will just stick with my midwife now and then tell her in a month or so what my plans are. Also, this new place will see me tomorrow to draw blood for pre-natal screening and HCG levels. Also they are trying to squeeze me in for another U/S in the next week or two to see how the growth is growing. Hoping they can! Things seem to be going well for now. No more spotting, which is good. I'm still worried of course, but my morning sickness is still here, which is a good sign.
Honestly, if you can I'd stay with your midwife and switch over in January...you can always go to the hospital or try to squeeze in with the other midwives if there's an emergency or something comes up. I wasn't seen with this pregnancy until 15 weeks, but with your history I'm sure you'd feel better getting checked out before 19 weeks.
book the appoitment and then switch over in JAn.... week before break the news to your midwife... bc if you wait til jan w/o appoitment then they may be backed up til march.....
I would stick with the one you have now until Jan, when you can get into the other. Good luck hun! :)
I too have never been in this situation...But, personally, I would stick with your midwife now, just in case you need her, and the make the "official" switch in January...Basically, if they can go ahead and make that appt for Jan. take it and then come Jan. 20th or so I would call your current midwife and tell them you are not longer accepting their services, if that makes sense???
It is better to be safe than sorry, and if that means double covered then so be it...
You go girl, checking on seeing someone new, who will take you more serious and see you quicker
I'm 15 weeks and I havent been in to see a Doc yet. I havent even made an appointment for first prenatal check up....my first pregnancy i satyed with my communitys health clinic, until it was time for the once a week check up then they switched me to a different place because I didnt want to deliver in a Community Hospital, I wanted to diliver in the Big City hospital, because they could deal with any complication that could/did happen during delivery, the community hospital would have had to air lift me to the city hospital.
What I'm saying is its better to be in a place that WILL be able to take BETTER care of you and has ALL the technology needed.