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[Khourtniey]

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surprise still!!! Arent I mean


So, things are still looking ok. Cervix is ok. Still dilated but nothing too big. Didnt look at the baby today, only cervix.. (So I have no clue what Im having.. and still dont want to find out) Mind you I froze my hooha and my booha off! It is COLD out there!!!!!

I go back in 2 weeks. Ill be right at 22 weeks then. They will look at the baby again to make sure the spine still looks ok and all of that good stuff... And if my cervix has changed any they will do surgery, otherwise at that point they will no longer do the surgery.... Which is very scary.. If I go into labour I will just have the baby. Sure, 22 weekers survive but Id rather not take that chance. So Im pretty bummed about that, but glad that things arent changing much down there, though I have no hope of it staying that way.

[jessiemom]

Glad to hear that there were no changes and that you and baby are still hanging in there. Maybe this one will surprise you and go full term, must be a girl then....

[Tiffanoodle]

You're so sassy. Glad everything's looking good!

[so_blessed]

It's great to hear your good news. I was surprised to see your post....thinking maybe you actually found out!

[imsubrosa]

That's great to hear that everything seems stable.

I'm really surprised, given your history, that they don't just go ahead and do the cerclage (ok, I'm too tired to look that up). My sil miscarried her first at about 4 1/2 months and they do one for her everytime now (she has had five children since).

But then I'm in no way a medical expert, so I'll just keep sending those sticky baby vibes

(I almost typed sticky buns and now I've made myself hungry,lol)

[mrs rockstar]

Tease!!!

Glad to hear there's been no change though. Fingers and everything else crossed that it stays that way for a good long time.

[Khourtniey]

Originally Posted by imsubrosa

That's great to hear that everything seems stable.

I'm really surprised, given your history, that they don't just go ahead and do the cerclage (ok, I'm too tired to look that up). My sil miscarried her first at about 4 1/2 months and they do one for her everytime now (she has had five children since).

But then I'm in no way a medical expert, so I'll just keep sending those sticky baby vibes

(I almost typed sticky buns and now I've made myself hungry,lol)

They do want to do the cerclage, but with my history they think if they do it that it will set me into labour So they dont want to take any risks as long as my cervix is "Ok"