40weeks. and nothing at all

16andpregnant16andpregnant
edited February 2011 in Pregnant
My cervix is closed tight and I am tired of carrying this ten pound bby and every one gets annoyed if I say something about my bby I'm just tired and depressed

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  • ourfirst1ourfirst1
    It's just not ready yet :) and you can talk on here about it baby all u want
  • mommysBabygirlmommysBabygirl
    Damn 10lbs? What is your dr say?
  • txmoorekattxmoorekat
    edited February 2011
    @16andpregnant - I know how frustrating that is. I didn't have my first child until I was 42weeks. Hang in there!
  • soon2b3soon2b3
    For whatever reason this lil one need to bake a little bit longer
  • kkmommykkmommy
    At least you know he/she will be born soon, most doctors won't let you go past 2 weeks overdue, I'm sorry we can't be of more help
  • 16andpregnant16andpregnant
    Its just hard for me and I don't want to get cut. Diabetics don't heal fast..
  • soon2b3soon2b3
    So were u diabetic prior to pregnancy or have gestational diabetes
  • michelyamichelya
    @ 10 lbs, i'd probably have an elective c-section.

    If you're not up for that, I'd call your OB and beg to get your membranes scraped.
  • 16andpregnant16andpregnant
    Before the pregnancy but my dr is a nazi I've been begging for 3 days now
  • soon2b3soon2b3
    Well voice your concern, however I would be a lil concerned about passing a 10 lb baby as mentioned above out my hooha
  • 16andpregnant16andpregnant
    Lol I know I will do a c section. Did you know a majority of bbys tht stay in the womb pass there due date end up with cerabal palsy and other defects
  • michelyamichelya
    Er.. who told you that?
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    80% of first time mommy's go overdue....its not abnormal and its very safe to go a week to 12 days past. But I would be very much expressing my opinion if I were you. It is perfectly safe to be induced or have a c-section at 39 weeks if there is a big baby, high blood pressure, etc.
  • 16andpregnant16andpregnant
    Nurse practitioner Kelly Parsons. My second opinion came from her
  • ashesashes
    I read that cerebral palsy cases are almost always caused by an indistinguishable event, that they think some are caused by illness or injury postnatal but they now believe most are caused by prenatal event or lack of care. Idk though I just remember reading it on my news app a few months ago
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