So my fellow co-workers have "assured" me Hayden will be here before the week is out! We'll see how true that is. If they're correct, I have MUCH to do school-wise before giving birth! Yikes!!
Hayden is steadily dropping a little each day; it's funny to watch him getting lower and lower. He's still pretty active and making it hard for me to breathe, but he's definitely not as high. Now I just have to get my principal on the bandwagon and get things taken care of. It was very difficult to go back to work today; another female teacher who had a baby in November asked why I didn't just go ahead and get my dr. to write me an excuse to just be out the rest of the year. 1. I need to work every day I can. 2. Nothing is ready for me to be out!
If I was a bettin' woman, it would be interesting to see who actually won the pool for Hayden's birthday! Mommy. WOW.
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2 comments:
Statistically speaking, it seems most first-time mommies deliver late not early. When it all comes down to it, you'll deliver when he is ready to come. I wish you the best delivery possible!
I didn't start dilating with Mattie Leigh until a few days before she was born. I was induced at 39 weeks but found out after being induced that I was already having regular contractions (I didn't feel them though). The fact that you're already over 3 cm may mean that you're going to deliver early, but I say no earlier than around next weekend.
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