Tell me you’re in the final 4 weeks of pregnancy without telling me…

Dates and raspberry leaf tea mocktail 😂

Anyone else officially less than 1 month til due date?

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Posterior placenta

I’ve recently been told that in this pregnancy (my second), I have a posterior placenta that’s currently covering my cervix. If it doesn’t move by my 32-week scan in a few weeks, I’ll need to have a planned C-section.

To be honest, I’m feeling quite anxious about it. I had a natural birth with my first, so a C-section was never really something I imagined for myself. Has anyone been through something similar? I’d love to hear your experiences and hopefully get a bit of reassurance to put my mind at ease💛

Is it fair to assume a doctor will go over every single little thing that could happen in and after pregnancy? Did your doc/nurse/midwife do that?

Saw a tt where this girl was saying doctors should warn about something that happened to her. Someone commented that, while yes if theres any reason for concern then a doctor should talk to you about it. But they aren't going to sit there and lost off every little thing that could potentially happen even if you have a 100% healthy pregnancy. Which I think it fair, but people in the comments aren't happy. And some people were saying that their midwife did that and I'm like, i don't understand how or why? If they're genuinely going over every little thing that could happen, it's a long list. Plus i feel like that causes a lot of unnecessary anxiety for a lot of people. Ive also never had a doctor do that. Again, obviously if there's any small reason to suspect something then they should but outside of that i just don't see that happening. It's like when you go in for a surgery, yes they say there are risks but they don't list out every thing that could happen.

23-24 weeks pregnant

Did anyone else experience a tough time all of a sudden around this time? I’m feeling quite similar to the first trimester all of a sudden!