Due Sept/Oct/Nov 2017 (5)
Awe, you ladies look so cute! I don't think you look huge at all, but I know it feels different! I too feel like I'm gigantic, but I'm sure I don't to other people!
Here is my pic taken at 24w2d:
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Here's a fun comparison. My daughter in the left and this baby on the right :) both 24 weeks
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Due Sept/Oct/Nov 2017 (5)
Your bump looks different this time, Nann! Mine does too this time around.
I can't believe we have to wait until birth to know what you're having [emoji30][emoji6]! I completely understand though!
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Due Sept/Oct/Nov 2017 (5)
I've been plagued by Braxton Hicks! Of course they would have to wake me up and keep me awake from 12am-2am! Uncomfortable cramping! My OB said that they are perfectly normal and help "tone" the uterus. I use it as a way to practice breathing and getting my mind right for labor. But at 12-2am?!? I have a feeling she will make her appearance mid-late morning! All of my boys I had BH in the evening/early night time, and they were born 4-9:21am. We will see if my prediction holds true!
How is everyone else feeling?
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Due Sept/Oct/Nov 2017 (5)
Love everyone's bump pictures and hope everyone is doing well!
I had my 20 weeks ultrasound yesterday and they saw brightening of the bowel which is a soft marker for cystic fibrosis, downs and other things...or it could be nothing. I had the panorama which gave me a <1/10,000 risk for downs. Husband and I were both tested to see if we were carriers for CF and we are not, thank goodness. They did labs while I was at the hospital yesterday to test for numerous viruses that could cause this...CMV, parvo and toxo. No results yet. They said it could be because of my size...being small can sometimes cause bright bowel to show? I'm a nervous wreck. The next step is an amnio if anything shows up abnormal or if I want to 100% rule out any genetic chromosomal abnormalities. They said I'd need frequent ultrasounds to follow the issue and it could just go away?!
On a positive note, everything else looked perfect. This little guy was so cooperative and absolutely adorable! If anyone has ever had this issue or has any advice, I'd love to hear it! Thanks ladies!
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(((Huge Hugs))) Roe! I too have not heard about this before, but I'm hoping it's just a one off thing. With my DS2, he had soft markers for Downs Syndrome (I did not have an NIPT). I can't remember what was abnormal on the scan though. I do know it was 2 different things, which made me super worried. I had a scan 4 weeks later along with tons of blood work to test for different things. Long story short, he is perfectly healthy! I'm hoping and praying that the same will hold true for you! We will all be here for you if you need to vent or to process things!!
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Oh Roe, I'm sure that was very frightening. I honestly believe everything will be perfectly fine due to your other tests being negative. Hope the upcoming tests give you some relief! We will be thinking of you.
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Yes. I have an anterior placenta, which I was told is in the front of my uterus. This had caused me to feel movement consistently at 18 weeks!!!
an·te·ri·or
ˌanˈtirēər/
adjective
1.
ANATOMYBIOLOGYtechnical
nearer the front, especially situated in the front of the body or nearer to the head.
"the veins anterior to the heart"
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I would pay attention to movements, be on the look out for any spotting, and any pain that persists. You can always notify your OB and let them make the call.
Hang in there! I'm sure baby is fine! When I was 18 weeks, I slid down 4-5 wooden stairs really hard. I had cramping off and on that evening. My hip, wrist, and ankle hurt so bad! My OB had me come in the next day and get a scan. All was just fine! I hope the same for your sweet baby!
(((Huge Hugs)))
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