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It's 11:05 and I'm still up I just can't go to sleep I have so much on my mind like WTF as I go down my timeline I see…

It's 11:05 and I'm still up I just can't go to sleep I have so much on my mind like WTF as I go down my timeline I see all these post bout people losing there mucous plug signs of contractions even people having there bby but here I am at 39weeks in haven't had no signs of labor our nothing that has to do with labor my lil guy is still sitting high in my ribs he hasn't even dropped yet it just has me thinking will I have to be induced our have to have a C-section like what's really going on and I can't get any answers into wensday at my nxt appointment I'm so ready to have this bby 😔😞

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nicoli_e1

Nicole

You don't always drop when you go into labor. For some women their waters don't even break. It is always a surprise. :)

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