@quea, it made me upset, like being blind isn't a good enough reason when my baby is measuring two weeks ahead 😑

I was saying that's extreme for them to say they won't induce you early

@muaah.earthh, that's what I said, I'm really concerned about taking care of a newborn not being able to see and my eyes have gotten worse and worse each week...they had a team of Neurologists and and a Perinatologist come in and they all consulted with the high risk OB. They said the damage already done could be permanent, the medicine they put me on should prevent further damage even though it won't help the pain, and apparently now in medicine they're trying to get rid of the word "term" and have pushed it back to 39 weeks so they said I just have to deal with it

wth, like blindness isn't serious enough! oh darling, what an ass is that OB ! you are at term by 37 weeks,idk why they are doing this .. if I were you , I'd put my foot down because this is affecting your health GREATLY !! it's about you and baby ! and if there's a chance to help you, they should do it, it's their job.. omg I'm mad !! 😡😡😡

@muvah.earthh, I actually was seeing a doctor that was doing nothing for me at all, and went to another who immediately referred me to a different hospital with high risk OB's. It's been a long journey :p

@muvah.earthh, I know I was really hoping they would...the OB delivering me flat out told me today unless there was a risk of me dying they won't take her. I want what's best for my baby but she's measuring two weeks ahead and I'm just like man 😩 thank you so much

you should talk to another high risk doctor !!

@a.claypool13, thank you, I really really appreciate that. I guess I was hoping for some support posting this and haven't gotten any 😞

I'm surprised they won't induce you earlier 😯😐 you'll be in my prayers babygirl

@shayleesimmons, hope things start to get better for you.!

@quea, I'm not sure what you mean by that

Well that's extreme

@sarahmariemommy2be, I have an eye condition called Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension. The weight from the baby put pressure on my spine and increased my cerebrospinal fluid, which put pressure on my optic nerves and made them swell. I have extreme light sensitivity and I see black spots everywhere besides all the other symptoms I explained. My eye doctor recommended my baby to be delivered at 35/36 weeks so I won't go blind, but the high risk OB's said the damage I already have could be permanent and I should hopefully not have any more damage with the meds they just put me on so they won't take her.

Whats going on?