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My husband is a twin. They were born at 33 weeks and have no problems.
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I am 32 weeks today but not doing so well!
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hopesiris
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My husband is a twin. They were born at 33 weeks and have no problems.
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hopesiris
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My husband is a twin. They were born at 33 weeks and have no problems.
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hopesiris
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My husband is a twin. They were born at 33 weeks and have no problems.
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hopesiris
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My husband is a twin. They were born at 33 weeks and have no problems.
Scarlett81
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Judging from what I've seen and heard it doesn't seem like premies stay in hosp more than 2 weeks these days, and that seems to be on the long end. I mostly hear a week or so.
You are doing really good and sound determined. Just stay calm and know that doing that is best for not only you, but the babies too. Your o2 is about what it would normally be for any 'healthy' mom carrying twins. Mine went down to 94 hon-and I only had one in there! I was all worried but the docs said its normal for it to go down.
As cfers being preg, I think we have a tendency to look at every single thing thats not usual for us, (bc we are so in tune with our bodies,) and assume that this is a warning sign, or that is a warning sign...when most symptoms preg cfers get-are the same symptoms non cf preggers get.
I was out of breath, short of breath, coughing more...and often worried that my cf was acting up, or maybe I would go early bc I was short of breath, when most docs reminded me that I was feeling the same symptoms that occur in 'normal' pregnancies.
You are doing really good and sound determined. Just stay calm and know that doing that is best for not only you, but the babies too. Your o2 is about what it would normally be for any 'healthy' mom carrying twins. Mine went down to 94 hon-and I only had one in there! I was all worried but the docs said its normal for it to go down.
As cfers being preg, I think we have a tendency to look at every single thing thats not usual for us, (bc we are so in tune with our bodies,) and assume that this is a warning sign, or that is a warning sign...when most symptoms preg cfers get-are the same symptoms non cf preggers get.
I was out of breath, short of breath, coughing more...and often worried that my cf was acting up, or maybe I would go early bc I was short of breath, when most docs reminded me that I was feeling the same symptoms that occur in 'normal' pregnancies.
Scarlett81
New member
Judging from what I've seen and heard it doesn't seem like premies stay in hosp more than 2 weeks these days, and that seems to be on the long end. I mostly hear a week or so.
You are doing really good and sound determined. Just stay calm and know that doing that is best for not only you, but the babies too. Your o2 is about what it would normally be for any 'healthy' mom carrying twins. Mine went down to 94 hon-and I only had one in there! I was all worried but the docs said its normal for it to go down.
As cfers being preg, I think we have a tendency to look at every single thing thats not usual for us, (bc we are so in tune with our bodies,) and assume that this is a warning sign, or that is a warning sign...when most symptoms preg cfers get-are the same symptoms non cf preggers get.
I was out of breath, short of breath, coughing more...and often worried that my cf was acting up, or maybe I would go early bc I was short of breath, when most docs reminded me that I was feeling the same symptoms that occur in 'normal' pregnancies.
You are doing really good and sound determined. Just stay calm and know that doing that is best for not only you, but the babies too. Your o2 is about what it would normally be for any 'healthy' mom carrying twins. Mine went down to 94 hon-and I only had one in there! I was all worried but the docs said its normal for it to go down.
As cfers being preg, I think we have a tendency to look at every single thing thats not usual for us, (bc we are so in tune with our bodies,) and assume that this is a warning sign, or that is a warning sign...when most symptoms preg cfers get-are the same symptoms non cf preggers get.
I was out of breath, short of breath, coughing more...and often worried that my cf was acting up, or maybe I would go early bc I was short of breath, when most docs reminded me that I was feeling the same symptoms that occur in 'normal' pregnancies.
Scarlett81
New member
Judging from what I've seen and heard it doesn't seem like premies stay in hosp more than 2 weeks these days, and that seems to be on the long end. I mostly hear a week or so.
You are doing really good and sound determined. Just stay calm and know that doing that is best for not only you, but the babies too. Your o2 is about what it would normally be for any 'healthy' mom carrying twins. Mine went down to 94 hon-and I only had one in there! I was all worried but the docs said its normal for it to go down.
As cfers being preg, I think we have a tendency to look at every single thing thats not usual for us, (bc we are so in tune with our bodies,) and assume that this is a warning sign, or that is a warning sign...when most symptoms preg cfers get-are the same symptoms non cf preggers get.
I was out of breath, short of breath, coughing more...and often worried that my cf was acting up, or maybe I would go early bc I was short of breath, when most docs reminded me that I was feeling the same symptoms that occur in 'normal' pregnancies.
You are doing really good and sound determined. Just stay calm and know that doing that is best for not only you, but the babies too. Your o2 is about what it would normally be for any 'healthy' mom carrying twins. Mine went down to 94 hon-and I only had one in there! I was all worried but the docs said its normal for it to go down.
As cfers being preg, I think we have a tendency to look at every single thing thats not usual for us, (bc we are so in tune with our bodies,) and assume that this is a warning sign, or that is a warning sign...when most symptoms preg cfers get-are the same symptoms non cf preggers get.
I was out of breath, short of breath, coughing more...and often worried that my cf was acting up, or maybe I would go early bc I was short of breath, when most docs reminded me that I was feeling the same symptoms that occur in 'normal' pregnancies.
Scarlett81
New member
Judging from what I've seen and heard it doesn't seem like premies stay in hosp more than 2 weeks these days, and that seems to be on the long end. I mostly hear a week or so.
You are doing really good and sound determined. Just stay calm and know that doing that is best for not only you, but the babies too. Your o2 is about what it would normally be for any 'healthy' mom carrying twins. Mine went down to 94 hon-and I only had one in there! I was all worried but the docs said its normal for it to go down.
As cfers being preg, I think we have a tendency to look at every single thing thats not usual for us, (bc we are so in tune with our bodies,) and assume that this is a warning sign, or that is a warning sign...when most symptoms preg cfers get-are the same symptoms non cf preggers get.
I was out of breath, short of breath, coughing more...and often worried that my cf was acting up, or maybe I would go early bc I was short of breath, when most docs reminded me that I was feeling the same symptoms that occur in 'normal' pregnancies.
You are doing really good and sound determined. Just stay calm and know that doing that is best for not only you, but the babies too. Your o2 is about what it would normally be for any 'healthy' mom carrying twins. Mine went down to 94 hon-and I only had one in there! I was all worried but the docs said its normal for it to go down.
As cfers being preg, I think we have a tendency to look at every single thing thats not usual for us, (bc we are so in tune with our bodies,) and assume that this is a warning sign, or that is a warning sign...when most symptoms preg cfers get-are the same symptoms non cf preggers get.
I was out of breath, short of breath, coughing more...and often worried that my cf was acting up, or maybe I would go early bc I was short of breath, when most docs reminded me that I was feeling the same symptoms that occur in 'normal' pregnancies.
Scarlett81
New member
Judging from what I've seen and heard it doesn't seem like premies stay in hosp more than 2 weeks these days, and that seems to be on the long end. I mostly hear a week or so.
You are doing really good and sound determined. Just stay calm and know that doing that is best for not only you, but the babies too. Your o2 is about what it would normally be for any 'healthy' mom carrying twins. Mine went down to 94 hon-and I only had one in there! I was all worried but the docs said its normal for it to go down.
As cfers being preg, I think we have a tendency to look at every single thing thats not usual for us, (bc we are so in tune with our bodies,) and assume that this is a warning sign, or that is a warning sign...when most symptoms preg cfers get-are the same symptoms non cf preggers get.
I was out of breath, short of breath, coughing more...and often worried that my cf was acting up, or maybe I would go early bc I was short of breath, when most docs reminded me that I was feeling the same symptoms that occur in 'normal' pregnancies.
You are doing really good and sound determined. Just stay calm and know that doing that is best for not only you, but the babies too. Your o2 is about what it would normally be for any 'healthy' mom carrying twins. Mine went down to 94 hon-and I only had one in there! I was all worried but the docs said its normal for it to go down.
As cfers being preg, I think we have a tendency to look at every single thing thats not usual for us, (bc we are so in tune with our bodies,) and assume that this is a warning sign, or that is a warning sign...when most symptoms preg cfers get-are the same symptoms non cf preggers get.
I was out of breath, short of breath, coughing more...and often worried that my cf was acting up, or maybe I would go early bc I was short of breath, when most docs reminded me that I was feeling the same symptoms that occur in 'normal' pregnancies.
hopeforever601
New member
Thanks so much for all of you! I think of you all as friends and don't know what I would do without your encouragment and advice.
I did an overnight O2 test where you wear the pulse omiter on your finger all night while you sleep. The results showed the median number all night was 95% so I guess that is good considering the extra weight in my belly and the fact I am 32 weeks..
MommatoAlexa: Did they let you hold your daughter when she was born or was she rushed off to the NICU? Did you go into labor naturally or was it csection?
Kelly
I did an overnight O2 test where you wear the pulse omiter on your finger all night while you sleep. The results showed the median number all night was 95% so I guess that is good considering the extra weight in my belly and the fact I am 32 weeks..
MommatoAlexa: Did they let you hold your daughter when she was born or was she rushed off to the NICU? Did you go into labor naturally or was it csection?
Kelly
hopeforever601
New member
Thanks so much for all of you! I think of you all as friends and don't know what I would do without your encouragment and advice.
I did an overnight O2 test where you wear the pulse omiter on your finger all night while you sleep. The results showed the median number all night was 95% so I guess that is good considering the extra weight in my belly and the fact I am 32 weeks..
MommatoAlexa: Did they let you hold your daughter when she was born or was she rushed off to the NICU? Did you go into labor naturally or was it csection?
Kelly
I did an overnight O2 test where you wear the pulse omiter on your finger all night while you sleep. The results showed the median number all night was 95% so I guess that is good considering the extra weight in my belly and the fact I am 32 weeks..
MommatoAlexa: Did they let you hold your daughter when she was born or was she rushed off to the NICU? Did you go into labor naturally or was it csection?
Kelly
hopeforever601
New member
Thanks so much for all of you! I think of you all as friends and don't know what I would do without your encouragment and advice.
I did an overnight O2 test where you wear the pulse omiter on your finger all night while you sleep. The results showed the median number all night was 95% so I guess that is good considering the extra weight in my belly and the fact I am 32 weeks..
MommatoAlexa: Did they let you hold your daughter when she was born or was she rushed off to the NICU? Did you go into labor naturally or was it csection?
Kelly
I did an overnight O2 test where you wear the pulse omiter on your finger all night while you sleep. The results showed the median number all night was 95% so I guess that is good considering the extra weight in my belly and the fact I am 32 weeks..
MommatoAlexa: Did they let you hold your daughter when she was born or was she rushed off to the NICU? Did you go into labor naturally or was it csection?
Kelly
hopeforever601
New member
Thanks so much for all of you! I think of you all as friends and don't know what I would do without your encouragment and advice.
I did an overnight O2 test where you wear the pulse omiter on your finger all night while you sleep. The results showed the median number all night was 95% so I guess that is good considering the extra weight in my belly and the fact I am 32 weeks..
MommatoAlexa: Did they let you hold your daughter when she was born or was she rushed off to the NICU? Did you go into labor naturally or was it csection?
Kelly
I did an overnight O2 test where you wear the pulse omiter on your finger all night while you sleep. The results showed the median number all night was 95% so I guess that is good considering the extra weight in my belly and the fact I am 32 weeks..
MommatoAlexa: Did they let you hold your daughter when she was born or was she rushed off to the NICU? Did you go into labor naturally or was it csection?
Kelly
hopeforever601
New member
Thanks so much for all of you! I think of you all as friends and don't know what I would do without your encouragment and advice.
I did an overnight O2 test where you wear the pulse omiter on your finger all night while you sleep. The results showed the median number all night was 95% so I guess that is good considering the extra weight in my belly and the fact I am 32 weeks..
MommatoAlexa: Did they let you hold your daughter when she was born or was she rushed off to the NICU? Did you go into labor naturally or was it csection?
Kelly
I did an overnight O2 test where you wear the pulse omiter on your finger all night while you sleep. The results showed the median number all night was 95% so I guess that is good considering the extra weight in my belly and the fact I am 32 weeks..
MommatoAlexa: Did they let you hold your daughter when she was born or was she rushed off to the NICU? Did you go into labor naturally or was it csection?
Kelly