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Date: 1/21/2009 7:25:59 PM
Author: Blenheim
Date: 1/21/2009 5:19:05 PM
Author: Pandora II
Regarding cervix length, is that the length of the part that sticks out (that you can feel) or is it a total measurement that can only be seen on a US?
I only wondered because I checked my CP and it''s pretty much how it is around O - very, very high up, soft and about 1.5cm long max. It''s not something I have really checked often - once every 3/4 weeks maybe, but it was definitely firmer and much lower before.
I''m not worrying about it - but wondered if I perhaps ought to.
That''s about what mine feels like, but my m/w and the OB at the hospital could tell by manual examination that it was ''long''. U/S showed it was 4.6 cm. I''ve been wondering what it feels like when it''s beginning to efface, but I guess I''ll know within a couple of months here. It''s probably best just not to worry, unless you have other signs of PTL.
Nyc - listen to DD''s tough love. I think she''s completely on.
As for me
I just broke down earlier. I''m sick of bed rest. I''m bored and my whole body is aching and the baby is invading my lung space, and I just feel done being pregnant - and guilty for thinking that, because of course I want a full term baby. My mw called to see how I was doing, right when I was sobbing on DH''s shoulder, and she said that she knew that everything was physically ok or she would have heard from me, but that she knew it must be really hard emotionally and wanted to know how I was holding up. She''s making me schedule myself a massage to help with all of the aching. Hubby and I went out to see a movie this afternoon to get out of the house, which also helped a ton. My OB appointment is late tomorrow morning, so hopefully everything''s doing okay and I''ll be allowed to do more things.
Big hugs Blen! I have totally been there. Fortunately the first week on bedrest is the hardest. If you find yourself needing to be on it for longer it does get easier, I promise. And it''s completely ok to be feeling how you are feeling. I''ve been there myself, it is COMPLETELY normal.