Does anyone else have this happen? He's so close to being here, I'm just terrified of something happening to him before he gets here, or realizing at birth that he is unhealthy. :/
I had that fear off and on. I guess, I just prayed that everything was okay and if it wasn't, for the strength to get through it. There wasn't much else, I could do. 8^/
Why might you have these worries, is something going on?
Have you been seeing a provider for prenatal care?
Quoting doulala:Why might you have these worries, is something going on?
Have you been seeing a provider for prenatal care?
I had that fear with my first, but not my second or this one. I feel that it's all in God's hands and things will be how they're meant to be.
I just posted about the same thing a day or 2 ago. Completely normal. I'm 34 weeks and it looks like we're probably going to induce maybe at 37 (if her lungs are ready), because she's just getting too big too fast and we want to try to avoid a c section (gonna be over 10 lbs if I go to 40 weeks). But the closer I get regardless, I just get so anxious about something being wrong with her! But my doctor told me I'm doing everything right as far as being pregnant, and there are just some things you can't control, so to try to relax and just go with it. And she's not worried about there being something wrong, so I just trust her and do a lot of praying. *hugs*
I'm 25 weeks & I fear the same thing. I have for awhile. You're not alone!
I do, I'm sure it's normal though. I'm still super worried about a stillbirth, and if she doesn't move for a few hours I freak out.
You're doing a good job, doing the normal Mamma Thing.
;-)
GL!
Quoting MommyIsMyName90:
I have no reason for these worries at all! Happened to me with boy pregnancies as I got close to my due date :/
Quoting doulala:Why might you have these worries, is something going on?
Have you been seeing a provider for prenatal care?
Birth is not only about making babies. Birth is about making mothers ~ strong, competent, capable mothers who trust themselves and know their inner strength.
~Barbara Katz Rothma
When you change the way you view birth, the way you birth will change. -Mongan



- MommyIsMyName90
on Feb. 16, 2012 at 3:27 PM