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hotLadi13

I woke up to wetting myself this morning. I went to the bathroom and saw my plug was coming out. I have been wetting myself for over and hr now and the flow gets worse with contractions. I think my water broke but then the contractions stopped for 15 minutes! Did my water really break? Should I go the hospital?

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martysquirrel27

Yep. Sounds like your water! =) good luck

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Ms_Jenkins919

Sounds like your water broke. I would go to the hospital just to make sure.

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Ms_Jenkins919

Sounds like your water broke. I would go to the hospital just to make sure.

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