Re: Becky

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This would never happen to me because of my diabetes, but I

think if I were in your shoes and decided I was uncomfortable

waiting that long I'd find another doctor. It makes sense that they

might not want to check on the baby itself until then, but I'd think

they'd want to get you checked out for your Pap smear, STD

screening, and so on earlier. It also might depend on when you

last had your labs done -- if it's been ahile, you should have them

soon so that you can address any deficiencies or anomalies

immediately. Anyway, a lot of doctor's offices will schedule you

earlier if you ask.

--darla

> Hi Becky! Congratulations! I have to tell you that I was just as

> shocked as you that my ob doesn't typically see his patients

until

> they are 10-12 weeks either. He delivered my daughter 6

months ago,

> but I had switched to him about half way through that pg. So I

didn't

> know that this is routine for him. I just about fell in the floor

> when I called to make my appt for this pg. After asking around, I

> found that it is fairly common for ob's to do this. The last

several

> weeks have been so hard on me. I'm thrilled that my appt is

next

> Wednesday! I'm counting down the days!

>

> Best of luck to you!

>

> Janice

> Tessa 8/6/02

> #2 edd 9/10/03- 10 weeks today!

> Open RNY 3/8/01, -140lbs. (with about 25 left to goal)

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My so called son is staying at my sisters. So he can stay where ever he wants as long as it isn't here. When he came and took the cable he was dumb enough to forget his keys on the counter. I took the house key off so he can't get back in here.

YEAH SANDRA!!!! You go girl! Are you going to be able to stick it out if he wants to come back? I know it's awful hard, I have been there, smart thinking taking the keys off the chain.

a C