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ETA: I just went back and read your previous post about having been to the L&D for limited fetal movement at 35 weeks. That might have spooked them even though everything checked out fine at the time. Hell, it would have spooked me too. Have you talked to them about your concerns about what they are requesting?
The request though, or the mention was made before I went to L&D, so at 34 weeks, 2 weeks after I had my 32 week u/s, they told me I would need one by 36 weeks and more until I deliver. At 35 weeks, I went into L&D, and then I wasn't crazy about my treatment during that time, so at that point I started looking at other providers. So my original post was made like 2 weeks ago, and around that time I started thinking maybe this midwife (in a group of about 6) was trying to risk me out of a vbac for whatever reason. She is the one that gave me the stat that 5% of women over the age of 40 have a stillborn from low fluid. I am not 40 though 
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There are many midwives in the area, they are mostly hospital based, but I think I found one on a doula's recommendation that will not be so worrisome with all the u/s. And funny thing...they work at a high risk hospital, so the doula said they deal with high, high risk so often that if someone has no health issues, they treat them as low risk. So I am meeting with them on Monday and hoping they will be a little more hands off then the current group I am seeing. And they are supportive of a vbac, so vbac and 40 is not a concern to them since I have no other issues related to my age like GD, high blood pressure, or anything other issues. So I am crossing my fingers things go well 
and they will take me as a patient this late.
