if you are only 35 weeks you should not be trying to induces labor knowing the risks simply because…

I had the same feeling with my first wanting her out. got my wish due to preclampsia and seeing her in the NICU for a week changed my mind. I will be as patient as needed and I hope I make it full term this go around

I keep asking my doctor how his lungs are cause my husband was born at 31 weeks and he put his family through hell Im shocked he is alive today. Sports two scars on each side on his ribs from having tubes. I fear premature labor. I want to make it to at least 38 weeks.

@wannaboyplz, @daniellethomson exactly as much as I'd like my son out I'd rather have a healthy baby

My second was born at 35 weeks, and no lung problems. I didn't induce labor, but she was fine. So not all babies who is born at 35 weeks have lung problems, and that's how you kind of made it sound at the end. I'm not offended, but if they're keeping with their doctor. Then you can't really try to tell others what to do. People won't listen. Unfortunately!

I was specifically talking about women who try to induce labor. and she did not tell her doctor she is trying to induce labor. yes not all babies born early have lung problems but that doesn't mean you should willing take the risk. a doctor would never encourage trying to induce labor that early unless there were some seriously health risks. and as far as I know since I personally know there girl she has none @melinda89

You make sense now explaining it!

yeah. it just upset me because you never know if your baby will be okay until they are born @melinda89

Yeah that's true, I didn't have mine early on purpose!

yeah your very lucky @melinda89

I wasn't trying to be mean earlier. I did consider myself lucky, however she did have kidney reflux. So we spent first six months of her life in and out of hospitals, and I don't know if it's because she was early.