Pregnancy Complications

Those nine months of a pregnancy can be an exciting time but it can also be nerve-wracking for those dealing with a pregnancy complication. Women can be affected by a variety of pregnancy complications, including gestational diabetes, pre-eclampsia, bleeding during pregnancy, and premature labor. As scary as these issues can be, hearing how other women have contended with and overcome their complications can help ease a woman's fears. So write to us and tell us your encouraging story about your pregnancy complication.


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Cholostasis


Just wanted to let you know I had cholostasis with my first daughter diagnosed at 30 weeks and delivered c-section at 37 weeks. I am pregnant again at 35 weeks and have been tested for cholostasis and it has been negative. So there is hope that you might not get it again. I am still being monitored because of developing gestastional diabetes, and the history of cholostasis. But, I was scared to get it again and so far so good, so there is hope!

Shannon






premature babies


I (17) was pregnant and i was 5 1/2 months. I had a seger and they had to do a secerean because they said me and my son wasn't going to make it ! But we both made it but i was in the hospital for 6 days so i coldnt see my baby!

My bay was 2pounds and 14oz and he was in westchester hospital for 2 to 3 months. When he was in the hospital he was a strong baby and catch common dieases like bood and stomach problems. when i woke up i didnt remember shit and i just started to cry that i didnt remeber .

but now iam ok and my baby is fine he is 8 pounds and 4 oz and i say he is a gift from god.

i am thankful that god that angels was above us !

booboo






Preeclampsia took my best friend's life

My best friend died a few days ago due to preeclampsia. She was never told me that she had this condition. She was getting prenatal care, doing everything the doctor told her to do, she was only 34 years old and that was her first baby.

Baby was delivered early by c-section and she was recovering pretty good and suddenly she never woke up. Why did the doctor never tell her that she was at risk? Could symptoms pass without being noticed? I just don't understand why they couldn't save her life!!! or do something about it to prevent her death.

maria






My little miracle

I was 19 and my fiancé and me had just split up after two years and I was devastated. Needless to say the separation lasted for about 3 weeks. So when we got back together of course things happened and about 4 weeks later his cousin (my best friend) Erica told me I was pregnant, keep in mind she has 4 girls. I was in such denial but when we got the test and it showed positive I was amazed and it was such a rollercoaster of emotions all at once.

So I told my husband (we got married a week after we got back together) and he was so surprised. Since we had tried for a year and nothing ever happened we just accepted the fact that when it happens it happens but neither of us expected it so soon. So I spent the next 7 months going in and out of the hospital because of my blood pressure (I was pre-eclamptic) and they decided to induce me 5 weeks early. My labor went really well but I quit breathing a few times during it. And when it was time to push I was so drained that I couldn't push the way I should have.

So after 4 hours of pushing he finally came, they rushed him right out to the nicu because he wasn't breathing the way he should and he was put on oxygen and all kinds of monitors they found that he had a premature lung and pneumonia in the other. After about 10 days he finally got to come home (on Easter day) and it was such a blessing and he saved my life in so many ways, he helped me become a better person. And I never thought I could love someone so much but just seeing him the minute he was born I fell in love like I had never before in my life. So still to this day I call him my miracle baby, he is so strong and he has overcome so much this early in his life that he is my hero and my little man. So good luck to all and just know that you think you love something a lot now just wait till that one special person comes along, they will show you what true love really is everyday when they smile at you.


Tasha Schluterman






My Life As A Teenage Mother

I was only 16 years of age when I found out I was with child. My boyfriend was 4 years older then me and we were clueless on everything from sex to love. We had a great relationship. We were best friends and knew each other for a very long time. I loved him dearly and he loved me to. I had known him since I was about 12. He had my heart and I had his. When I was 13 he was 17 turning 18, which meant that we couldn’t have sex if we wanted to. We would spend long nights together and no matter how bad I wanted to have sex with him he would tell me no. Which let me know he wasn’t in this for the sex.

When I turned 16 it was a big change for me. One day it just happened. I lost my virginity to him. I did not get pregnant the first time, but I came back for more. That's when I started getting signs. I was scared and he was to. He promised never to leave me or his beautiful son Za'Faire Bland. I am now 23 and my husband to be (my first love) Is 28 years old. We now have a nice home and the joy of or life. Za'Faire. We are happy. Not every pregnancy story ends happily.

Just know I was alone nights and day out. No one at all to help me but I came through. Yes, it wasn’t the best experience but my mom was supportive and my boyfriend was too. My dad and grandmother thought it was wrong to bring Za'Faire in the world but instead of listening to my head I listen to my heart. I am a famous Fashion Designer. I work with artist and entertainers. It's much fun. I have time to maintain a good family and a great business!


mercedes







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