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Mrs. A (no login) Posted Jun 4, 2012 8:46 PM
because of this (well there were several things but this was at the top).
I found my next OB pretty much not by choice. He was the only OB in the immediate area that was a solo practitioner, delivered out of a particular hospital I wanted and also took my insurance (which isn't a common plan in my area). But as it turned out the gods were looking out for me because he is a high risk OB and completely 150% understood my situation and while he wasn't recommending that I remain on P4, he told me he had NO PROBLEM staying out of Dr. C-heck's way in that regard and that he would be completely fine with monitoring my P4. There was never a "discussion" or "negotiation" or "defense" needed. He simply was a compassionate doctor who understood I'd been through my own personal hell and he wasn't about to allow something so stupid as a $100 blood test get in the way of my sanity.
Here's my info I posted to Amy not too long before she gave birth.
FYI - Amy and I both [responsibly] stopped our P4 support before hitting 36 weeks. She and I both went into pre-term labor. Coincidence? Maybe. BUT - maybe not. I'd stay on the P4 support all the way through if I were you.
Here's some more info:
http://www.network54.com/Forum/264844/message/1331909894/Mrs+A+--%26gt%3Bprogesterone+question
http://www.network54.com/Forum/264844/message/1333058753/congrats%21+%28in+regards+to+progesterone%29 |
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