I've been feeling like my water was about to break any second for about two weeks now. And now I'm getting a lot of pressure from her bearing down, it seems like. I mean, I feel like a baby could fall out of my vagina any second now--but anything resembling actual labor, nope I don't have any of that.

Also my mw didn't do a pelvic exam at my appointment earlier this week (I'm 38 weeks) and I did the GBS swab myself, so since my next appointment isn't until my EDD, I don't know if I've actually made any progress (even though it doesn't mean much, I know). And I can't seem to find my cervix, so I have no clue.
I went 10 days over with DD, so I should really be used to this, but I'm still bummed that labor seems far away.Just lots of uncomfortable late pregnancy stuff going on.
Feel free to vent if you're feeling this way too.

Also my mw didn't do a pelvic exam at my appointment earlier this week (I'm 38 weeks) and I did the GBS swab myself, so since my next appointment isn't until my EDD, I don't know if I've actually made any progress (even though it doesn't mean much, I know). And I can't seem to find my cervix, so I have no clue.
I went 10 days over with DD, so I should really be used to this, but I'm still bummed that labor seems far away.Just lots of uncomfortable late pregnancy stuff going on.

Feel free to vent if you're feeling this way too.






Every morning I wake up and think "damn, I'm still pregnant! I made it through another night" I just wish that telling my husband I think this is it and making him stay home would be enough to make it true. I don't think I've ever been so done before. I just want to crawl into bed and not get up until something exciting is happening, and I want dh to stay home and bring me food and take care of the kids and everyone else just go away until I have a baby in my arms.


I just want to fast forward until i'm in labor. I feel like i'm going to be pregnant forever...lol.

(we need an emoticon for that). I just saw your thread in new posts, and I remember that bearing down feeling pretty well with my second. I assumed it was Braxton-Hicks because I never really felt them and thought I never had them. At one point my midwife told me I was having a bunch. But I remember I'd get up and I had this bearing down feeling, like she was getting ready just to punch right out from between my legs, but then after walking around awhile it would go away. I just figured it was part of labor, and every little bit of that would be counted against real labor. I don't know if it was or not, but I did have a shorter easier labor the second time around, so I like to think it did.
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