My girl decided she wanted her grandparents to see the hospital the day they landed. So from the day before she reduced get movements. Believe me it was very scary. I waited patiently for hey to stay get movements back for a whole day. I couldn't sleep the night due to anxiety. But I didn't feel her. So in 25th morning 5 o clock I drank about 3 glasses of juice to see get response. Got a very slight single kick in response whereas she usually would've given me a bruise with her kicks. Around 7 I again drank a cup of tea with nearly 7 slices of whole wheat bread. After that I fell asleep due to exhaustion. In my sleep I could feel her moving about 4 times.
By the time I woke up around 8 I wad in full panic mode. My hubby had taken the day of top pick his parents up. In my stress I had a roaring for with him which ended in me breaking down and crying and telling my husband of my panic. After wick I decided to call the doctor's office. I called them around 9.30am and they asked me come in immediately to monitor the baby movement. Since my husband had to drop a colleague of his in airport before picking up his parents, we picked him and took him to the hospital where the poor guy was waiting in the waiting room while I went in for check up.
And guess what I hear the moment am hooked to the monitor. ... A nice wonderful rhythmic heartbeat punctuated by a number of kicks. But I still wasn't feeling any of them. The nurse just told me. Don't worry you won't feel them this late in to pregnancy. She is to big to move as much.
Hubby left me in hospital to get monitored and went picked up his parents. My mom in law had the thrilling experience of hearing her granddaughter's heartbeat and listen to her move around.
After two hours I left the hospital feeling so much relived. The next day regular check up I learnt that my girl had gone up in weight by around .4lbs. But I still don't seem to be showing any kind of dilation. I think my doctor is coming to the conclusion that I might need a induction. But we are waiting till 41 weeks for any decision.
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