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When is the earliest you can get started?
I am due on the 1st Dec and I can't wait to meet my baby. I lost a child nearly 3 years ago. My baby was 6weeks old and die with spinal muscular atrophy. This pregnancy was a surprise and am only getting my head around it. I have been dealing with it but I can't sleep atm with having nightmare and other stuff playing on my mind. Am going to ask consultation if I can get started as soon as it's safe for baby and I. I see my consultant every 4 weeks to keep eye on me. I count down the days so I can make sure my baby is ok. Anyone been in my shoes?
I am also do Dec 1st and had a miscarriage back in January at 6 weeks. I get checked every 2 weeks for cervical length my first child was 10 weeks early. Me and SO were in a car accident in May with a coal truck involved n I have nightmares about losing the baby all the time. It's rough but I get threw it. I still flinch at the sight of one today. Still fighting with insurance too we have lawyers involved :/ it *****!
You need to be atleast 37 weeks so baby is considered full term
To start labour!
Earliest to start what?
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