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Topic: Light at the end of the tunnel

merrygirl
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 12041

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well at least one of my many tunnels....

I am going to be 34 weeks pregnant on sat. I am almost done! My docs wanted me to get to 36, and baby will be full term at 37. They will not let me go past 39 weeks which is on aug 13th.

This has been prob the hardest journey ever. The surprise of being pregnant, the uncertainty, the pain, the nausea bedrest the endless meds and doc appointments-

Too much for anyone to have to deal with. I am still dealing with all of those things but I can see the finish line! I cant wait until she is safe and sound. I cant wait to get my tubes tied [lol]

I am anxious but hopeful.

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penguingirl
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Glad you are almost at the end of this tunnel! I hope the next few weeks go well for you and your daughter. You are in my thoughts!

[Smile]

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kam
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Member # 3410

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Hurray!

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momindeep
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A blessing indeed!

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katiebobatie
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i am so glad to hear your baby seems healthy so far!

hang in there!!!

i know pregnancy has to be especially rough when you have lyme!

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kidsgotlyme
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Member # 23691

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Merrygirl, it will be worth it when you hold that sweet little baby girl.

I hope your last few weeks go well. Being pregnant in the summer was one of my biggest nightmares... [lol]

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symptoms since 1993 that I can remember. 9/2018 diagnosed with Borellia, Babesia Duncani, and Bartonella Hensalae thru DNA Connections.

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kam
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34 Down

35 Weeks in progress

4 more weeks to go

Wow

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Runner17
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 30272

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Congrats! I truly admire your ability to be pregnant while dealing with Lyme and co. I just hope I can be as strong as you and have a baby someday.

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merrygirl
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Member # 12041

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thanks everyone. Things seem different since friday. Maybe the baby dropped or is in a diff position? I have had a few contractions which I havent had a single one until sat.

I just feel gross!

hopefully i will delivwe in 3-4 weeks.

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