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Glad baby and mama are doing well, sorry to hear about the break-in, the stealing of the laptops and everything else.
She has no health insurance yet (she is getting state insurance in about a week once we have the last of the paperwork), and we were unable to get her an appointment to get her first prenatal exam until the 1st of August.
According to her, this is much, much more painful than either of her two other pregnancies.
Awesome. Which state do you live in so I can get in on prison stock on the ground floor.
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Without having read anything other than the OP, have her checked for a tubal pregnancy. She's showing symptoms of this according to my nurses.
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Without having read anything other than the OP, have her checked for a tubal pregnancy. She's showing symptoms of this according to my nurses.
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Completely picturing Yacko on that one. Helloooo Nurse.
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Please take her to the doctor...i had pain like you are discribing, and i lost my baby due to it. I did not think anything of it, and then it was to late. I beg you to take her in. Hope she is ok. Keep us updated.
Glad everything is ok!
On a note though while just browsing and finding this. If the insurance wasn't active yet, and the hospital didn't take any information on it pending, most of the state health insurances are retro-active for up to 3 months for major medical bills.
So when you take the paperwork in, just let the caseworker know that she had to go to the emergency room. I am sure they will have the info to let you know how to get the bill taken care of when it comes in :) One less bill to worry about with the new baby on the way!!
On a note though while just browsing and finding this. If the insurance wasn't active yet, and the hospital didn't take any information on it pending, most of the state health insurances are retro-active for up to 3 months for major medical bills.
So when you take the paperwork in, just let the caseworker know that she had to go to the emergency room. I am sure they will have the info to let you know how to get the bill taken care of when it comes in :) One less bill to worry about with the new baby on the way!!
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Thank you again for the advice... I can sleep peacefully tonight.
LOL, wait til the child is born, and try to get a peaceful nights sleep, enjoy them now while you can^^
I had the same things happen when my girlfriend was pregnant with my child, minus the fever. She had spotting, abdomin pains etc, and I was scared sh*tless for the 2 months leading up to her birth due to these things. And it was all due to stress, the stress even caused her to give birth to my daughter a month early, thankfully she was a little bigger then expected for a month early premie, and only needed to stay in the hospital for a week after she was born^^
But trust me as a new dad myself, the worry you experience during pregnany when things like this happen, are nothing compared to after they are born. I still check her every morning/day several times to see if she's breathing, if she isn't moving at all while sleeping. And all the new dad sh*t you go through like am I holding her wrong, am I hurting her, am I doing this correctly, is she alright while I'm at work, etc.
Even this morning before work my daughter was passed out like a ****, and she didn't move so I sat there for a good 5 minutes listening for her breathing, just to be sure she was alright. Cuz now she's finally sleeping through the night, and that in itself is a strange experience after 2 months of screaming every 2-3 hours 24/7, lol.
But glad to hear your woman is doing ok, and enjoy the quiet now while you can, cuz even if there are other children in your house(We have a 4 year old and a 2 year old living with us, not my biological children but hers), the screaming the newborns can dish out drowns out anything the other kids can dish out, lol. But the smiles and some of the faces they make, make it all worth it^^ And when they start speaking like my daughter is doing now, it makes it even better.^^
Good luck to you^^
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