So I am really getting tired of the uncertainity of everything with this pregnancy.
I had my doctor's appt today and was really hoping to get some answers, instead I am left with more questions. When I went to give the urine sample I noticed my pad was pretty full with brownish red blood. This is after only 2 hours and a larger amount than what I have been spotting for the last 4 days. I would only spot a little bit on the pad over 24 hours. I told the doctor this when I first saw him so he did a pelvic exam which all he did was confirm yes there is some blood, but it is brown so he wasn't very concerned. No answer on why I am having this. I am pretty sure this is a sign my cervix is changing since it is totally different from the bleeds I had the last 2 months, but he never measured or checked anything. That was pretty much it for my doctor's appt.
I was hoping the monitor would show some signs, maybe contractions or something, but nope it was another normal NST with no contractions at all so I don't know what to think.
The good news is I only have to wait until Monday to be seen again since the doctor is away next week I will be put with my old doctor. The bad news is that then the following appt means I will have to wait 10 days to be seen again so I will have two 35 week appt and no 36 week appt. Not very happy about this. It looks like the only way I get any help is to keep going to the hospital and monitor things at home.
In other bad news, Saturday's plans are now cancelled due to the storm coming tomorrow. I am so pissed because I wanted for this class for dd since November. They rescheduled it for the 23rd, but I am not sure if I will make it to then. Also not sure what to do about dh's course. This storm couldn't come at a worst time. Of course it also means if anything happens to me I will have to go to St. Luke's since there is no way I will be able to drive to Providence in a blizzard.
On better news, my cold is on the mend, thank goodness. Still feel sick, but at least I don't feel like death like yesterday.
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