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Pressure anyone???

So im 38 wks 4 days and midwife said his head is right down but im not feeling d pressure i  hear ppl talk about ?? Is anyone d same im not waddling and no signs of labour yet ftm by d way .. midwife said not everyone feels d pressure but from what i read its like a bowling ball between your legs ??
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Were due the same day. I feel it only a few times but not really. I have a feeling she going to come late. Cause I havent felt much of anything really
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My doctors dont check me so havnt a clue whats going on down there .. i kinda want to feel d pressure so i feel im progressing somewhat but nothing i think i may be preggers forever..
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Im due on the 19th also woodsey2013 :) congrats! My doc says I'm 2 cm dilated and 30% effaced and baby's head is down pretty low. .. but not engaged. Which is probably bc this is my 2nd and that normally happens right before labor begins. However, I do feel a bunch of pressure down there but not enough to make me waddle lol
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The head could be down but prob not engaged and thats why.yesterday the babies head engaged for me and its like ive a basketball between my legs.i. definetly waddling like a duck.
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Ok so everyone different i suppose
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My baby has been head down for awhile and I do waddle but I don't have extreme pressure except when going from a laying to sitting position. I'm 36+3
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