GD BABY BORN HEALTHY 2013 - ANY QUESTIONS LADIES PLEASE ME.HERE TO HELP

[GDBABYBORNHEALTHY2013]

Hello Ladies!

My name is Michelle, on October the 3rd i gave birth to my lovely little girl after developing gestational diabetes late on in my pregnancy.
I was told that she would be born heaviest 9lb, they also said that she had excess fluid within her sack and although she passed the downs test this could be a sign that she may end up with a problem. but after diet control and watching my levels i managed to reduce the fluid and she was born a healthy 6.8lbs. she has continued to progress really well. at 6 weeks ( yes thats right) she rolled over on to her front, she smiles, and gurgles every day, grabs her rattle and dummy and now wants to sit up. shes only 3 months old.

i wanted to help any one with any questions or worries they may have because this is a scary time and unfortuneatly the nhs way to deal with this issue is to scare the bajebers out of you. please feel free to contact me via this post or a message.

good luck ladies.xx

 

[Andy12345]

Congratulations and thankyou for thinking of others too

 

[paul-1976]

Nice one and big congratulations on the safe arrival of your precious baby daughter

 

[NicolaB70]

Congratulations on the birth of your new daughter

 

[dawnmc]

Congrats, she's gorgeous.

 

[GDBABYBORNHEALTHY2013]

thank you all.x

 

[popsy]

Wonderful! And well done you on taking control of your situation, protecting this precious wee bundle and having such a fantastic outcome!

 

[GDBABYBORNHEALTHY2013]

Wonderful! And well done you on taking control of your situation, protecting this precious wee bundle and having such a fantastic outcome!

Thank you.x

 

[annelise]

So good to read this. I am so happy for you.

Both of my lovely grandchildren were born under dramatic circumstances. Their mother had gestational diabetes on both occasions and was constantly supervised from the leading hospital here (Denmark).

But nevertheless, she each time had to be rushed off to hospital - wanted to have a natural birth - but each time the life signs of the babies became low, and she was rushed to ceasarians. The last time they had hardly time to properly anaestecize her before they wanted to take to baby out. - But both children are now lovely, bright, thriving, and a pleasure to have about.

You can look forward to the best and hardest times in your life now. A mother will never stop to worry ...

annelise

 

[GDBABYBORNHEALTHY2013]

So good to read this. I am so happy for you.

Both of my lovely grandchildren were born under dramatic circumstances. Their mother had gestational diabetes on both occasions and was constantly supervised from the leading hospital here (Denmark).

But nevertheless, she each time had to be rushed off to hospital - wanted to have a natural birth - but each time the life signs of the babies became low, and she was rushed to ceasarians. The last time they had hardly time to properly anaestecize her before they wanted to take to baby out. - But both children are now lovely, bright, thriving, and a pleasure to have about.

You can look forward to the best and hardest times in your life now. A mother will never stop to worry ...

annelise

Thank you wish your grandchildren all the best.x

 

[Beachbag]

Congratulations! It's lovely to read some positive news, thank you for sharing it with us all. Good health and happiness to you and your beautiful daughter xx

 

[chubbyian]

WOW what a wonderful outcome, well done, I wish more people would take the same responsibility as you have, to get there bloods sorted. Congratulations

 

[Thundercat]

Congratulations on the birth of your daughter. Long life and good health to her.

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[GDBABYBORNHEALTHY2013]

Thank you all for your kind words.