Besides me? Anyone not mind being late or not due yet? I was due on Saturday, but still nothing and no reals signs, either. DD was 11 days late, so I think it's just in my nature to be a ten-month mama. I feel really good, no real complaints (sorry!!).
A few questions for those more experienced. I've been doing EPO for the last 2 weeks and I don't know if it's helping or not, but I seem to pee alot of it out in the am. I know where I'm supposed to be putting it, but when I pee when I wake up, it's very oily. I don't remember this happening with DD when I used EPO. Also, I'm using Dr. Weils' V-Caps (I'm a vegetarian and most EPO's have gelatin). My midwife suggested I poke a hole in it to release the oil. I haven't been and then I did last night to see if it made a difference and it didn't. Any suggestions? Should I just use gel caps?
Also, my midwife suggested starting caulifilum and cimcifuga (sp?) to help "stir things up". I'm reluctant though, bc I read in a homeopathy book I have that caulifilum can sometimes make the opposite happen if you've had straight-forward labors in the past. DD was late, but once labor started, she was born in 6 hours after only 20 minutes of pushing.
Anyone with advice or opinions-SPEAK UP!! I don't mind being "late", but I also don't mind helping mother nature along, esp. if it means not having to have a biophysical profile like I did with DD.
Thanks!!
A few questions for those more experienced. I've been doing EPO for the last 2 weeks and I don't know if it's helping or not, but I seem to pee alot of it out in the am. I know where I'm supposed to be putting it, but when I pee when I wake up, it's very oily. I don't remember this happening with DD when I used EPO. Also, I'm using Dr. Weils' V-Caps (I'm a vegetarian and most EPO's have gelatin). My midwife suggested I poke a hole in it to release the oil. I haven't been and then I did last night to see if it made a difference and it didn't. Any suggestions? Should I just use gel caps?
Also, my midwife suggested starting caulifilum and cimcifuga (sp?) to help "stir things up". I'm reluctant though, bc I read in a homeopathy book I have that caulifilum can sometimes make the opposite happen if you've had straight-forward labors in the past. DD was late, but once labor started, she was born in 6 hours after only 20 minutes of pushing.
Anyone with advice or opinions-SPEAK UP!! I don't mind being "late", but I also don't mind helping mother nature along, esp. if it means not having to have a biophysical profile like I did with DD.
Thanks!!







, to changing 2 kids and doing a lot after she leaves!




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