Oh an eventful day. Me and babies had our checkup, yep, 2 babies still in there, duh doc, I have a belly full of babies, again, duh doc. Can you tell I'm irritable today, lol? We are measuring 44 weeks, I asked specifically about the chances of the kids flipping at this point, he says if there was just one then yeah, they could still flip, but with there being 2, not a chance, haha. I love my doctor. The UAB report confirmed everything we were told and that both babies are doing great, and my OB is happy that the high risk doctor is happy. In other baby news, the doctor has placed his money on us making it to 35 weeks, we have already started to dialate plus my blood pressure is on the rise. So he is going to continue to monitor the blood pressure and make sure everything is still looking good, but still doesn't think we will see 36 weeks. Now because they are Andy's children, they will decide to show the doctor and stay put until 38 weeks, making their mother miserable. So 18ish more days....
In Andy news, he had his follow up this morning and in condensed form, the doctor is sending some of his blood off to Sam Houston for more testing/re-testing and he has to do a fasting glucose tomorrow morning; she is worried that there is something wrong with his kidneys since he drank so much water sunday, but monday they had to pump him with 1500ml of fluids. We should get the results from Sam Houston next week, until then he is on a light profile and isn't allowed to run.
He did fail the PT test, apparently he did finish the run even though he doesn't remember it, but not in enough time; if he had come out of the run prior to the finish line he would have been able to just retest in a couple of weeks. But because he finished it, he is on remedial PT for at least the next month, so kinda throws a lump into his paternity leave. His schedule now is PT at 6am-7am, BCo. 9am-11am, BCo. 1-230pm, PT 3pm-430pm. They run a diagnostic test every tuesday afternoon and you have to pass 2 in a row to be able to take a PT test. He won't take a diagnostic test until July 14th so he has a couple of weeks to condition himself some more, so the earliest he will be out of remedial is the end of July.
So now the agenda consists of me cooking some babies for a little while longer and Andy working out.
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