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writes: Hey guys!~ I'm about to have a baby! she's almost here.. two weeks until the due date. I was looking online for signs that you'll go into labour soon and i found only the basic contractions, water breaking stuff. But what I'm really looking for is how to know further ahead of time. So i think i just need pesonal experiences said here instead of online facts.Did anythign start to feel different a couple weeks or days before you went into labour? Was here any sort of weird "feeling" that any of you got, where you just "knew?" I'd really like a heads up, lol. Somehow. Because the hubs is overseas and i guess it'd be nice to be able to tell him when i think it's going to happen, because there's no gauruntee i'll be able to reach him while it's happening. Also, any military spouses out there? I know of a couple.. i'm always searching for a little more companionship every now and then, someone i can help and someone to help me. Anyway.. thanks for your time! Oh.. and read my aritcal! I put it there to see if it could make anyone laugh but no one is noticing that it's there. ~SY.
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reader, anonymous, writes (18 June 2009): This is verified as being by the original poster of the questionThanks guys, for taking the time to answer!
Anon you are vey helpful with the plug thing.. sounds gross but alright.. and the lower back pain. I guess because she dropped?
But other then that and judging by what the other two said, I guess there really isn't too much else I can look our for. I'm sure you all know the feeling of jsut wanting to have it!
I'm excited.. anyway.
thanks again!
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reader, anonymous, writes (18 June 2009): I had several signs myself.I week before I went into labor, I "passed my plug", your doctor I am sure has told you about this, its like a snotty bloody clump that comes out when you go to the bathroom; it is what keeps germs and whatnot from getting to the baby via the cervix;I had low back pain, and got to where I was so uncomfortable I couldnt sit , walk or do much of anything!My water didnt break either..it was a slow trickle kinda like if you laugh too hard and you pee a little bit..I took a shower, and got dressed and sat around.but I couldnt stop "peeing".I had my son 9 hours after I was admitted.I wish you the best, mama!
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reader, laura585  +, writes (18 June 2009):
Hm I didn't really have any signs or feelings the days or weeks before. Just one night I was up late watching a movie and started having minor pains, the movie was good so I ignored them but they kept getting more intense and more often... but I was so interested in the movie that I kept trying not to think about it (lol) finally i wasnt able to ignore it anymore so I woke my boyfriend up and told him to take me to the hospital because "it was time' my water never broke the dr had to break it for me both pregnancies so idk what that feels like. But anyway, no signs the days or weeks before for me. Just the day of!
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