7:50pm - On meds (mag) to try to stop contractions and protect his little brain. Started another round of steroids for his lungs. Praying this little guy stays put for a few more weeks. 29 weeks 4 days today.
Our story of having a baby with posterior urethral valve syndrome. A small part is the journal of the diagnosis and fetal surgery, and my time in the Perinatal Specialty Unit waiting for his arrival. Mostly about his journey, his fight, and his strength in dealing with the struggles and hurdles his condition is throwing at him.
Sunday, April 10, 2016
Sunday, April 10, 2016
6:10pm - I've been having pretty strong contractions off and on since Wednesday afternoon. They've been able to get them to stop with a pill every 6ish hours, but that's not working today. I'm dilated about 3-4cm. They're putting me on magnesium to try to stop the contractions. If it doesn't work they'll move me up to labor & delivery tonight to keep an eye on things. If I keep dilating they'll do a c-section because the baby's heart rate is dropping with the stronger contractions.
7:50pm - On meds (mag) to try to stop contractions and protect his little brain. Started another round of steroids for his lungs. Praying this little guy stays put for a few more weeks. 29 weeks 4 days today.
7:50pm - On meds (mag) to try to stop contractions and protect his little brain. Started another round of steroids for his lungs. Praying this little guy stays put for a few more weeks. 29 weeks 4 days today.
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