somebodyfamous
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Hi JDee!
Congratulations!
I'm one of the other two remaining twin moms-to-be! We're planning to have them at Adventist, our ob is Dr. Stevenson and he has lots of experience with twins. We are aware that twins have a higher chance of being born prematurely and need to get to that 36 weeks mark. However I've not registered at Tsan Yuk (not to tempt fate!) as our Dr has said he knows the QM doctors very well and would bring over my files etc and brief them on my background. I received great care from my doc & the Adventist during the first trimester when I had complications and was hospitalised twice.
I'm at 31 and half weeks now :banana:
I go to a great twins board online (you can google it - twin stuff) and know now that not every twin pregnancy has to be 'high risk'. Although it is MORE stressful and demanding than a singleton pregnancy.
Let us all know what you decide to do!
Congratulations!
I'm one of the other two remaining twin moms-to-be! We're planning to have them at Adventist, our ob is Dr. Stevenson and he has lots of experience with twins. We are aware that twins have a higher chance of being born prematurely and need to get to that 36 weeks mark. However I've not registered at Tsan Yuk (not to tempt fate!) as our Dr has said he knows the QM doctors very well and would bring over my files etc and brief them on my background. I received great care from my doc & the Adventist during the first trimester when I had complications and was hospitalised twice.
I'm at 31 and half weeks now :banana:
I go to a great twins board online (you can google it - twin stuff) and know now that not every twin pregnancy has to be 'high risk'. Although it is MORE stressful and demanding than a singleton pregnancy.
Let us all know what you decide to do!