Thank you @babydavis915

@dianne0825 you're welcome and I will be praying for you 😘😘

thank you both! I'm slowly relaxing now!!! you both are amazing :) @babydavis915 @fallwithautumn

yes, since he is the daddy he can stay over night if needed or wanted. (: I would bring some comfy loose fitting sweats too in case you get chilly. I'm sending you lots of love mama 💞💞💞💞💞💞

*wore

@dianne0825 yes he can even stay over night....I know I was on a gown for majority of my stay and about after three days I was told I could we at my own clothes.

thank you ladies :) guess I should start packing a little bag before I start crying again lol and I will keep you all updated!! oh one other question week my fiancé be able to visit while I'm there? @fallwithautumn @azmommy85 @babydavis915

I would bring your phone, charger, something to keep notes and questions in, a book or iPad for entertainment and cozy socks. (:
They can check your A1C now for the last few months, it'll give you, a dietician and the doctors a better idea of what you need as far as nutrition and changes that can be made to better help your body adjust.
just relax mama I know this is hard and scary but you're a bad ass! you're creating a whole other human right inside you! you can do this.

Depending on how many days you'll be there just essentials. Comfy clothes, pj's (if staying over night) toothbrush, slippers, some books, under garments. Hope everything goes well definitely keep us updated ☺ @dianne0825

@dianne0825 you will be fine just go in there with a positive mind and be ready for all of the information they are about to give you. I actually had a class on gestational diabetes with the diabetes department and the information I'm giving you I received from them. Everything will be GREAT!

wow ok thank you @babydavis915 I'm an emotional wreck now but I'm feeling better after talking to all of you lovely mommies :)

I hope so. what has me concerned is the nurse didn't say I have GD she said I have diabetes and I know they are very different so I'm hoping it was just a slip of the tongue. anyone know what I should pack for the hospital? @fallwithautumn @azmommy85

All they going to do at the hospital is start you on the medicine and show you what to eat and what not to eat. I was in the hospital for about a week with the same thing even though I also have a placenta previa. They will not look at your A1C until after the baby is born bc the diabetes can go away after. Gestational diabetes is different from Type 1 and Type 2. Yes you can have diabetes after the baby is born but they well take all the necessary steps to check to make sure. They want to monitor your blood sugar to see if the pills or insulin will be the best fit for you. I started off with the pills but it started increasing my blood sugar so now I'm on the insulin and if have improved a whole lot. Just get ready for them to prick your finger a lot and check your blood pressure a lot.

Honey sometimes we get it because the Placenta can be in the way so we can't absorb all the sugar. It'll go away as soon as the baby is out. You didn't fail as a mom. Just think that you'll be eating healthier for you and your baby. A little diet and exercise is ok. You'll be eating more veggies, you can use Truvia for tea, coffee or oatmeal. Also another good sweetener is agave. You'll want to be careful with fruit, no cereals, very little milk (fat free if you have a craving for it) if you do bread do 100% whole grain. You can do a little peanut butter etc. Just way smaller amounts. You can do this mama. @dianne0825

you're not a horrible mom!! I have a friend who is a fitness and nutrition nut and a had GD. It can really happen to anyone!
you didn't fail anyone ❤