well i had another dr.'s appointment today. the baby's heartbeat sounded good. it was in the 150's. my doctor wants me to keep a close eye on fetal movements. especially with the whole GD thing. so I am going to start charting it, or at least keeping a close eye on it. I am sure there are charts online I could download or something. anyways, i also am going to have to start driving about an hour away every few weeks to have ultrasounds and some monitoring done each week. my doctor is very concerned about the babies size since my 3 previous babies were all 9 + pounds without gestational diabetes. so even being monitored she is thinking this babe might be a chunky monkey. They also want to do some checking into the whole cleft palate thing. So my first round of test should be in two or three weeks and then it will be on a more regular basis from then till delivery. I am just ready to have this baby and know that everyone is happy and healthy!!
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I had GD too with my last one. Makes it a wee more interesting, but just count carefully and walk as much as possible. It really does help! That and my biggest hurdle, try not to stress.... You are such a good Mommy!
So, did I miss something? What's up with the cleft palate thingy?
Good luck hun. I hope every thing goes well and that you and baby #4 are both safe and healthy!
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