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Are you as confused as me yet? After I made a decision, I thought a good decision, to stay with my original doctor, some new information came to light, and I was able to make an appointment with a high-risk doctor. Everything went great with my visit. I felt comfortable, respected and that God truly opened this door for me. She confirmed that she thought I was in the right place, and delivering at Hermann was definitley a better choice. She reviewed all of Noah’s records and agreed with many, many others that we just don’t know what happened. Tough to hear even 10 months later. But we feel good that this pregnancy will progress as normal. <\/p>\n

My due date is estimated for Oct 3. I will continue to see her monthly until week 32, then do visits more often. I will have an ultrasound at 20 weeks, then maybe one more before 34 weeks. At 34, we will do them every week. I am hoping that checking on the baby every week at that point will be enough. <\/p>\n

Today, we were able to see the baby. He was moving all around like he was dancing or something. We even saw the casual wave to the parents, like to say, “Hey mom. Everything is cool in here.” We saw and heard the heart beating. Overall had a wonderful visit. I may not have any more news for 4 weeks, so don’t check back too often, GiGi. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n


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