I am 100% thankful because it seems to me. It's better to be with my new OBGYN because they have not once lie to me and I feel so much safer with them at Queens Hospital than with the one call their selfies Doctor. And I did find out they was not really OBGYN Doctors from Queens Hospital. I was in shuck when I hear this from my new OBGYN Doctor. So I didn't want to go back once I find out they lie about who they are. So my new Doctor she makes me laugh every time i walk in to see her.

Yes I had a doctor misinformed me and put me though a lot of stress due to a false positive lab report . When I went to the place that I was transferred too they told me I wasn’t high risk and that I can go back to my old OBGYN but . I definitely didn’t want to go because of the way that they handled me @ that place . I’m now in better hands . So even though I know you may have been stressed out be thankful that you’re now with people that know what they’re doing and in better care .

Aww I'm so happy for you and your growing family.

Yes! I went got assessed by a high risk doctor. They sent me back to my regular ob. That was at 26 weeks with my first. By 28 weeks, my bp skyrocketed and I was on bed rest. Was constantly in and out of labor and delivery with migraines, seeing stars, etc. only one ob told me the worst case scenario. And at 33 weeks I had an ultrasound. Her cord blood reversed not getting to her. I was rushed to a hospital (the one I went to at 26 weeks) and got steroid shots and delivered her 2 days later. The high risk ob induced me. Baby's heart rate dropped. Had an emergency c section. She also had growth restriction (3lb 6oz at birth for 34 weeks). She's our little miracle. Now 15 months old and a typical toddler.