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28 weeks and 1 cm dilated

xmasbaby78 - 08:56am Apr 16, 2008 EST

I went to the doctor yesterday and was told I had dilated 1 cm. I've been getting the progesterone shot thats suppose to prevent it. So now I'm really worried. I had my son at 24 weeks. I haven't been having any contractions but I'm really worried. Im to afraid to even sneeze!

Any advice out there?

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2 here 2 in Heaven - Apr 17, 2008 10:07 am (#1 Total: 1)  

Join us May 8 for a Mother's Day LIVE CHAT. 3pm ET, 2pm CT. Surviving 26 week triplet...2 angels, & a 36 week singleton.  

Has your doctor placed you on bedrest? That might be something to discuss with him. Hang in there.

Shonda



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