Guest guest Posted October 27, 2005 Report Share Posted October 27, 2005 Ladies, So, after we had that wonderful visit to the hospital yesterday to see the facilities, last night I actually got to " practice " what I learned. We went to the hospital at 2:00 this morning because I had what I thought might be contractions. I made myself go because I knew that's what I would advise anyone else to do, even though I hated to drag DH out of bed if it were nothing. Well, I was contracting at 4 minutes apart. No infection present, fortunately, and my FFN test was negative. So, they gave me the tributilin (sp?) to stop the contractions and went ahead and gave me the steroid shot to develop the lungs. They felt like there was enough risk to go ahead with the steroid (FFN is only 96% accurate and cervical changes as well as contractions are also deemed indicators of PTL). We were so glad that we had gone for the tour the day before! Poor DH got lost in the parking garage when we went for the tour, so it was good for him to get that figured out before we needed to go there last night. Lastly, I'm supposed to talk to my boss tomorrow about my work & medical situation. Thank you so much for the feedback everyone has given me! I have to tell him that I can not go into the office at all anymore (not even for a few hours once a week). I'm going to practice what to say w/DH tomorrow so that I will not be nervous and be able to stay focused. Your thoughts, prayers and support are sincerely appreciated! Mikell, 34, t-shape (reconstructed) 27 wks, 6 days 1 m/c 2/04 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 28, 2005 Report Share Posted October 28, 2005 Mikell, Wow, how scary! I pray that with continued bed rest you will be able to go many, many more weeks. Good luck with your boss today! I definitely had butterflies just telling my boss about all the upcoming dr appts and needing the occasional day, 1/2 day off, but he was very understanding. I decided to tell him a few details, just that we were actually pursuing IF testing. I think that it helped because he has daughters around my age and one just recently had her baby and the other is ttc. I've been at the co. for 9yrs now and it's a small office. He's kind of seen me " grow up " from an intern, thru my wedding and now starting a family. Good luck!!! - In MullerianAnomalies , " Mikell Awwad " wrote: > > Ladies, > > So, after we had that wonderful visit to the hospital yesterday to see the facilities, last night I actually got to " practice " what I learned. We went to the hospital at 2:00 this morning because I had what I thought might be contractions. I made myself go because I knew that's what I would advise anyone else to do, even though I hated to drag DH out of bed if it were nothing. > > Well, I was contracting at 4 minutes apart. No infection present, fortunately, and my FFN test was negative. So, they gave me the tributilin (sp?) to stop the contractions and went ahead and gave me the steroid shot to develop the lungs. They felt like there was enough risk to go ahead with the steroid (FFN is only 96% accurate and cervical changes as well as contractions are also deemed indicators of PTL). > > We were so glad that we had gone for the tour the day before! Poor DH got lost in the parking garage when we went for the tour, so it was good for him to get that figured out before we needed to go there last night. > > Lastly, I'm supposed to talk to my boss tomorrow about my work & medical situation. Thank you so much for the feedback everyone has given me! I have to tell him that I can not go into the office at all anymore (not even for a few hours once a week). I'm going to practice what to say w/DH tomorrow so that I will not be nervous and be able to stay focused. Your thoughts, prayers and support are sincerely appreciated! > > Mikell, 34, t-shape (reconstructed) > 27 wks, 6 days > 1 m/c 2/04 > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 28, 2005 Report Share Posted October 28, 2005 I'm so glad your boss is cool and that the hospital scare was just a scare (albeit a bit early for Halloween)! Take good care! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 28, 2005 Report Share Posted October 28, 2005 I'm so glad your boss is cool and that the hospital scare was just a scare (albeit a bit early for Halloween)! Take good care! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 28, 2005 Report Share Posted October 28, 2005 I'm so glad your boss is cool and that the hospital scare was just a scare (albeit a bit early for Halloween)! Take good care! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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