Twins, Triplets & More Support Group
Triplets & More","This community connects people seeking information and experiences about multiple births. Different names for multiple birth are used, depending on the actual multiple. Common multiples are two and three, known as twins and triplets respectively. Share your thoughts and find whatever support you need."
So I will be 29 weeks tomorrow and the count down has begun. I am so excited to meet these little guys but so very nervous at the same time. My OB said that once I hit 36 weeks he will let me go but if I start to contract before that he will try and stop it. He also said most mom's of multiples have their babies by 38 weeks. So I am just wondering how far along everybody was when they went into labor and how did your labor start??
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36 weeks 2 days.
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I was 34 weeks 5 days, and my water broke. That was at 11 p.m., and by 11 a.m. both girls were born naturally :)
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29 and a half weeks and both girls are happy and healthy:)
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I carried my triplets to 36 weeks 2 days.
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I'm 36 weeks on Mon. & still going!:O)
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37 weeks and 5 days, I was put on bed rest at 31 weeks and it was not fun.
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i was 37 weeks, waters went at 5am i had them both by 8 am with the help of forceps they r 13 min apart :)
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29 weeks exactly.
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31 weeks on bed rest after 20 weeks. Healthy boys.
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30 weeks... I have a healthy baby boy and girl (8months)
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I went into pre-term labor at 29 weeks, spent a few weeks in the hospital, went home, and had a scheduled c-section at 37 weeks, 5 days. Good luck! I know how excited you are!! You are in for a wonderful adventure raising twins!!!
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36 weeks 3 days. I was in the hospital already to have my blood pressure monitored and my water broke. I delivered by c-section.
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35 weeks 1 day. My boys are almost 11 months now!
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In my 39th week and ready to go postal!
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37 weeks exactly tomorrow and going for a c-section.
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