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Don't get your hopes up too high ladies lol...
I felt liek this little guy would come early as well but here I am 37 1/2 weeks and the dr is showing very little progress in that direction. My DS1 was exactly a week late so maybe it was just wishful thinking that this little guy would come early, but I feel like if he had his way I would be stuck like this forever!...
Well happy & healthy pregnancies to you!!!View Thread

This isn't much help to you but from my experience DS1 has a heart rate that they said was very high for a boy, staying around 165 the whole pregnancy... with this pregnancy I have been told another boy DS2 - the heart rate has stayed low as in 125-140.
My pregnancies have been very different from one another. With the first, I had nausea in the beginning but never actually got sick, with this one I got sick rather often. With the last I had problems passing out because of where the baby was sitting and my blood levels, with this one I had minor dizziness but nothing too bad. Last time I carried very high until delivery and with this LO I dropped around 34 weeks. Also with this one I hve develope some minor acid reflux which I never experienced with the first.
They say this one is another boy and I 2 have had my doubts but I should know for sure in about 3 weeks...
This probably didnt help you much but I want you to know that things can be very different but the gender outcome may be the same...
If you are still doubting the u/s tech findings you could probably request to have another u/s done, however you may have to pay for it out of pocket.. Some other girls on the boards have done that and it doesn't seem too expensive but I guess it depends on where you live and whether you have a reg u/s or a 3/4D u/s done...
Well good luck and lmk what you decide or find out!
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Thanks for the tip! H&H 9months!View Thread
Glad everything is going well for you!
The doc said swelling in a summer pregnancy is very hard to avoid but sounds like the pool is working for you! Congrats! I havent had any swelling yet, but if the pool keeps it from coming then the pool is where i'll be when I can! lol...View Thread


1. 28w 2d
2.this will be #2
3.would like a girl, but not anytime soon, if ever
4.ICE
5.Boy
6.my grandma used to tease me and say I should name DS1 hezekiah so I shortened it and changed the spelling to Zakiyah, turns out its actually her grandfathers name

7.havent spent much time crying, maybe over the show I didn't knwo I was pregnant just sooo glad that I didnt have to go thru that! lolView Thread

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Happy to hear the LO is healthy in there! Any names in mind for the little man on the way?View Thread

and the fact that it has meaning is the icing on the cake!
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