My only piece of advice is this far along, if you start to feel weird lying on your back during the ultrasound ask if you can roll onto your side. By weird I mean faint, dizzy, hot, or nauseous. All that talk about how the extra weight can compress your main artery and cut off blood supply to important things like your brain is true!!
Meanwhile, a different doctor called me from my obgyn office to say that she DOESN'T think I need to see a nutritionist about my blood glucose levels until we get more data. This may be due to the fact that my level for 2 hours after eating was 80!! So LESS than my fasting level. (And I ate a piece of applesauce cake, a pint of milk, two fried eggs, and 4 slices of bacon.) I need to post this question separately to see if anybody else knows more about home testing... But does anybody here know what the margin of error is for some of these home tests? Since this morning was my first time doing it I did it 3 times about 10 minutes apart to see if I was doing it right (i.e. - getting the same/similar result). My results, in order, were 95, 90, 103. If my doctor's office cutoff level is 95, there's obviously a big difference in there in that if my only result was 90 I would be fine and if my only result was 103 they would be freaking out. Anybody know anything about blood testing?
At least the crib is set up and the rest of the baby's room is at least 85% ready. I also have to start looking for a pediatrician. Anybody else done that yet?
