The meds are slowing down contractions, they took the babies off of continuous monitoring so now I only have to do it twice a day for 20(ish) minutes. I'm much more comfortable without them coming in every 5 minutes to readjust the monitors! I still have the cxn monitor and feet compression things on but it's not too bad.
We will be here until we deliver, which my OB figures will be this week. Every day counts so the longer the better but he doesn't think my cervix will hold out too long. I should get to move to a high risk room (rather than L&D) this evening or tomorrow and THEN I can see Nolan! ![]()
Baby A is breech and Baby B is transverse so it's a definite c-section. (Terrified!) I'm getting the antibiotics for strep B just in case, as the results won't be in until tomorrow. Overall, I feel a lot better. I am still feeling contractions but they are a 2/10 on the pain scale. I'm bedridden with bathroom privildges but at least I can get up every couple hours. The reason we can't go home (assuming cxns slowed down enough) is that with a breech presentation, they are afraid if my water broke the cord could prolapse and that would be an emergency... aka... better off here.
I think that's about it for now. I can't believe they're going to be here soon!!
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Wow! I know you're afraid of the c-section but it's really not that bad I promise. The recovery from my attempt at a vaginal delivery was much longer than my c-section recovery. I'm glad they are being cautious and keeping a close eye on the girls. Hope you get to see Nolan soon!
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Wow! Crazy. Exciting and scary indeed. As much as I'm sure it sucks to not be able to see Nolan (yet) try to enjoy the enforced down time Relax even if you aren't able to sleep. Enjoy that you're responsible only to yourself
The best thing you can do for that girls is.............nothing! 
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Eeee! So exciting!
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Tiff, so glad to hear that you are feeling better and the meds are working! Although it stinks that you will be there until delivery, I agree with you that its better to be there so no emergencies ensue. And yay to meeting baby girls soon! If you want to deliver on Tuesday, I would share a birthday with the girls...I would LOVE that update text:)
So glad you will see Nolan either tonight or tomorrow. I can only imagine how much you are missing him, although I am sure he is in great hands:)
Definitely relax as much as possible (at the hospital, nearly impossible!) and you have some time to mentally prepare more for the c-section.
Hang in there, mama! You are doing an amazing job!!
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Wow, amazing how quickly things can change with a pregnancy. Two days ago, you were just living your life as best you could in discomfort, and now you may only be days away from meeting your girls.
Hang in there! I'm sure all will turn out well in the end.
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