Well, it’s no molar pregnancy! And I’m pretty certain it’s only *one* baby in there.
We saw Dr. Brown this morning. I didn’t ask 1/2 the things I should have, but oh well. I’m thinking I may stay with them. For one thing, they have no problems doing a repeat c-section. In fact, I got the impression they’d prefer it. Plus, in the last month they’d have me see (?) an obstetritian anyhow to iron out the details. And, I’ll be seeing Dr. Brown for the duratoin. Yep, no resident!
They know me there, I know them. They know my history. I think I’ll feel more comfortable if I stay at the Family Medicine Center.
We did get an ultrasound. Unfortunately, it was too early to see much more than the sac but at leat that was enough reassurance it’s not a molar pregnancy. And that was enough all in its own.
Then of course came the blood draw. Hoo boy. *FOUR* vials! Course, they had to add the TSH to the regular prenatal panel. And there I was, practically kissing the floor. Pretty pathetic, huh? It took me a little longer than usual to come out of it too. And I’ve felt kinda weak and shakey as a result all day.
We picked up my vitamin prescription and K bitched about the money some. I know it’s tight. But we can’t do much about this, can we? Just gotta suck it up and do as best we can.
So doesn’t look like any twins or triplets. I know, it’s a little early yet but I htink there’d been more than one, that we’d have readily seen more than one sac, right?
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