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@jcrook People just don’t understand and sometimes them offering compassion comes packaged as an inappropriate question. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had to vent to my husband during my high risk pregnancy when our parents ask questions or make statements about our diagnosis that knock...

@archeologistica I had PPROM at 19w and stayed pregnant until 36w.

@thfdoc I wouldn’t “address it” as you’re essentially trying to coach a personality flaw. If you have a good relationship and trust her I would share how it made you feel, but addressing it comes across as coaching someone on something which is not clearly a behavior issue. If you don’t have...

@finallyfree77 That’s a really great response. Its succinct, direct, and is a subtle clap back - literally the trifecta.

@jul1a For the few weeks we bed shared prior to getting our Snoo, using the Owlet gave us peace of mind. It monitors baby’s pulse ox and heart rate. It’s not a perfect device but it helped us feel we were bed sharing as safely as we could.

@mark730 I found out at 19w that my daughter had severe IUGR and we also had oligohydramnios which complicated matters. Long story short, I ended up being admitted once I hit 21w and stayed at the hospital until I was 27w when my fluid suddenly was in the normal range overnight. She remained...

@samanthamathis I can’t agree more with the listening to yourself. I can’t tell you how many times I tried talking myself out of going and my husband was the one to make us go in just in case. And it was always the right thing to do.