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19-10-2005, 07:04 AM
I have been following the story of a lady on another site, it's a long one so bare with me.
Basically, she experienced PROM at 18 weeks, a full gush. She managed to keep away infection and keep that little bubba going until 30 weeks. That is unbelievable in its self!! But as the 12 weeks went on she had continuing leakage and no significant re accumulation of fluids. The doctors basically said there was no hope as the baby can't practice breathing and that his little lungs would be hard from having no fluid.
This lady is super strong and had hope. At 28 weeks she told the dr's she wanted steroid injections (is that what they give, I think that's right), to help the little babies lungs out. The doctors said there was no point but she wanted to anyway.
The baby was born via c/section and is now a week old. They are slowly weaning him off a ventilator.
I know I haven't done this lady's story justice but I thought that it was amazing.
Basically, she experienced PROM at 18 weeks, a full gush. She managed to keep away infection and keep that little bubba going until 30 weeks. That is unbelievable in its self!! But as the 12 weeks went on she had continuing leakage and no significant re accumulation of fluids. The doctors basically said there was no hope as the baby can't practice breathing and that his little lungs would be hard from having no fluid.
This lady is super strong and had hope. At 28 weeks she told the dr's she wanted steroid injections (is that what they give, I think that's right), to help the little babies lungs out. The doctors said there was no point but she wanted to anyway.
The baby was born via c/section and is now a week old. They are slowly weaning him off a ventilator.
I know I haven't done this lady's story justice but I thought that it was amazing.