I went in and was monitored. I didn't have to go to ER, I went to labour and delivery. They remember us up there, and don't poo poo our concerns.
The monitor didn't pick up any contractions and I didn't feel any while I was there. So they sent me home, told me to drink plenty of water, and take it easy. Which is what I was doing. I guess I feel better knowing that I have done everything that I could.
The contractions haven't really come back, though there seems to be tightening when I move around. Maybe they are settling down for another month.
My poor husband. My poor nerves.
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4 comments:
I'm so glad you went and got monitored. Glad to hear that everything is fine!! Now BREATHE. ((hugs))
Sorry to hear you have had another scare, it is so nerve wracking, isnt it?? I found drinking heaps, and I mean HEAPS, of water helped to hold my ctx at bay, so its worth a shot taking their advice. I hope that things settle down and stay that way.
Hugs,
Kate xo
Thanks for the update! I am glad you went in and were monitored, and that L&D took you seriously. I hope the ctx don't come back again!
Phew!
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