SpEcIaLiSt ApPoInTmEnT...

Semalam ada appointment dgn Gynae...nak wat scan nk tgok uri sekarang dh kat mana..masa 30 weeks scan doc kata still low lying kan..and they suspect its placenta praevia type 1..tengahari makan siap2, solat awal..terus gi klinik O&G..(just belakang klinik ENT jek! hehe)

Pagi tu tanya doc yati ape yg perlu aku wat b4 scan tu..kwn2, bila kite nak kena scan make sure PUNDI KENCING KITA PENUH!! Means.. 'minum air masak banyak2 n tahan kencing OK!!' kalo dh ter ke toilet n membuang..u all akan di suruh minum lagi n tunggu turn..lama la sikit kan..atas nasihat doc yati tadi, menahan la aku seadanya...time tu terasa gak nk pee sbb baby dok tolak pundi kencing ibu tapi tahan je la...hee

masuk2 tengok adalah dalam 10 wanita menunggu giliran..my number is 13! Staff nurse ulang kali announce...

"Ibu-ibu yang nak buat scan hari ni, tahan kencin no!! mesin scan tinggal 1, 1 lagi rosak, jadi kena tunggu lama sikit...tahan no!!" loghat oghang peghlih!

tapi ada gak yg terlepas..nak wat cmana..dorg lagi la bby dh besar, mana la dapat tahan...

dalam masa menunggu tu, borak2 la dgn sorg akak ni..dia pregnant anak ke 6..actually ke 8, 2 gugur..dia kena scan sbb faktor umur..skrg umur dia 43 tahun..anak sulung 21 years old, yg kecik 5 tahun..x sangka plak ada lagi..dia kata dia dh bakar semua baju2 baby, mana yg elok dia kasik kat orang..si nak x nak kenalah beli yg baru! mcm 1st time nak dapat anak la plak! hehe..rezeki dia kan,, :)

tunggu punya tunggu, nama aku pun di panggil..eh! doc ni mcm familiar la..mcm muke long lost kakak angkat aku..kak azie..nama dia pon azizah!! tapi x sempat nk tnya banyak..hee..next time aku risik..

1st soalan doc,,ada rasa nk kencing x? ada gi kencing x?? x doc..sy tahan kencing ni dari pagi! bagus!! jom masuk, pi baring atas katil ye..pastu aku habaq la doc yati yg pesan..doc yati ni b4 masuk ENT, dia kat O&G! so, they know i'm also HTF staff..hee

doc yg ada semua happy go lucky..staf pun! gelak2, seronok je tengok..x stress..pastu doc azizah pun startlah scan...

1st comment.."bladder x cukup penuh ni...." frankly speaking aku kurang minum air pagi tu..hee..tu pon dh rasa nk gi toilet ok! dia pun scan....

"emm..ni kat puncak nih! posterior upper dh ni.." then dia panggil senior nk kompemkan..so betul la uri dh naik..alhamdulillah...then doc pun perasan aku ada IGT..tpi bila tgok BSP control..so dia pesan jaga makan ok...

masa scan tu ada la MA yg assist..segan gak! sebab dia guy! tapi dia mesti dh lali la tgok perot ibu mengandung nih! heheh!!

based on their findings, other then the placenta site..baby sekarang dh 2 kg! uih! 3 minggu naik 500 gm! dapat next appointment dalam masa 3 minggu lagi, nak cek semula placental site n besar baby...x sempat la nak mintak skodeng baby gal pr boy..sebab ramai lagi tgu kat luar kan..next time la kalo ada rezeki..

harap2 semuanya ok..doakan ya!!

Gestational Diabetes....

Actually, aku x sampai tahap GDM ni lagi...tahap aku adalah Impaired Glucose Tolerance (IGT)..bawah sikit dari GDM..

Apekah itu IGT??

Impaired glucose tolerance: A transition phase between normal glucose tolerance and diabetes, also referred to as prediabetes. In impaired glucose tolerance (IGT), the levels of blood glucose are between normal and diabetic. People with IGT do not have diabetes. Each year, only 1-5% of people whose test results show IGT actually develop diabetes. And with retesting, as many as half of the people with IGT have normal oral glucose tolerance test results. Weight loss and exercise may help people with IGT return their glucose levels to normal.

http://www.medterms.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=16195


Camana nk tau kite ada GDM ke..IGT ke...tu yg kena minum air gula tu...masa I kena minum awal2 bacaan dia 8.0!! terus dapat tag kuning..pastu kena lah cek tiap2 kali wat check up..bila masuk 28 mgu hri tu, kena wat 2 minggu sekali full punya..pagi, tengahari, petang n malam.. camana nk interpret bacaan tu?? camni..

Interpretation of OGTT results

Fasting plasma glucose (measured before the OGTT begins) should be below 6.1 mmol/l (110 mg/dl). Fasting levels between 6.1 and 7.0 mmol/l (110 and 125 mg/dl) are borderline ("impaired fasting glycaemia"), and fasting levels repeatedly at or above 7.0 mmol/l (126 mg/dl) are diagnostic of diabetes.

The 2 hour OGTT glucose level should be below 7.8 mmol/l (140 mg/dl). Levels between this and 11.1 mmol/l (200 mg/dl) indicate "impaired glucose tolerance". Glucose levels above 11.1 mmol/l (200 mg/dl) at 2 hours confirms a diagnosis of diabetes.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glucose_tolerance_test

Artikel bawah ni berkenaan persoalan yg menyelubungi yg berkaitan dgn GDM....Baca lah eh! :p

GESTATIONAL DIABETES....

Can diabetes occur for the first time in pregnancy?

Yes. A number of women are found to be diabetic for the first time in their lives while pregnant. Pregnancy has been described as a "diabetogenic condition". This simply means it can trigger the development of diabetes.

Is gestational diabetes (diabetes occurring in pregnancy) different from classical diabetes?

In a few ways, yes. It is, however, important to concentrate on the aspects where it is similar to classical diabetes.
In either type, when the condition is not controlled, it can have serious consequences for both the mother and the baby.

So, how do the two differ?

They differ in the sense that the gestational type of diabetes is easier to control and usually clears up soon after delivery.

Is there any association between gestational diabetes and the classical diabetes?

In some cases there is. It is recognized that some women who have the symptoms of gestational diabetes actually have mild diabetes prior to conception and pregnancy helps to unmask the condition. Naturally, with these women, the condition does not completely clear up after delivery.

Are any long-term consequences to be expected?

As mentioned above, some patients have latent diabetes and delivery may just take them back to the quiescent state with no symptoms and no need for treatment. These may constitute anything between 10 and 20 per cent of all gestational diabetes patients. For these, the so-called adult-onset diabetes will develops in the medium or long-term. Conversely, for over 80 per cent of mothers with gestational diabetes, the condition clears up entirely shortly after delivery.

Who is at risk of developing gestational diabetes?

Mothers who:

·	have symptoms of increased water intake (feeling abnormally thirsty), urinary frequency and feeling hungry and peckish more often than normal

·	are overweight or obese

·	have close relatives with diabetes

·	have a history of delivering large babies in the past

·	gain an excessive amount of weight during pregnancy

·	have a previous history of gestational diabetes

·	are aged thirty or over.

What do you mean by previous gestational diabetes?

There is a risk of recurrence of gestational diabetes of one in two; that is, up to 50 per cent of affected mothers will experience a recurrence of the condition in a subsequent pregnancy.

Can a prospective mother reduce the risk of getting gestational diabetes?

A woman can reduce this risk by acting upon some factors, such as being overweight. Controlling or reducing the body weight to a level around the ideal for her body height will significantly reduce the risk of gestational diabetes.

Is there anything a mother can do to check whether she might have latent diabetes?

Yes. If a woman has suffered from gestational diabetes in a previous pregnancy and she is planning another baby, she can arrange for her doctor to perform a blood screening test for diabetes before she conceives. This will tell her whether she has latent diabetes or not. For a woman who does not have latent diabetes, this test will always be negative.

Is there another test, such as a urine test, to screen for diabetes?

Afraid not. The only definitive screening and diagnostic test is a blood test. A urine test is very unreliable as a screening tool and is most certainly not diagnostic.

How is the diagnostic test for diabetes conducted?

You will hear the term Glucose Tolerance Test or, more often, GTT.
It simply involves the person fasting for several hours overnight and taking a measured sugary drink in the morning. A series of blood samples are taken, normally every thirty minutes for the next two hours. Levels of sugar in each sample are analyzed.

What does the GTT tell the doctor?

It will tell the doctor whether the mother's body is processing sugars (and other carbohydrates) efficiently. If this is the case, it will mean she is not diabetic.
It could, on the other hand, show that the control of blood sugars is not optimal - which will be termed "impaired glucose tolerance".
It could show that blood sugar level control has been completely lost. This will mean she has gestational diabetes.

What are the implications of impaired glucose tolerance?

Well, she does not have diabetes, so things are not too bad.
The standard control of this is purely dietary. Her doctors and midwife will give her advice on the kind of changes she needs to make in her diet. In most cases, a dietician is involved, to give personalized specialist dietary advice.
Regular blood ­sugar tests will be done for the remainder of the pregnancy.

Can the baby be affected by impaired glucose tolerance?

When this diagnosis is made, the mother is bound to have a closer follow-up of her pregnancy. Sometimes impaired glucose tolerance progresses into gestational diabetes, which may call for changes in the management strategy.
If impaired glucose tolerance is well controlled, there is no evidence of any adverse effects to the growing fetus in the womb.

What if she has gestational diabetes?

A careful assessment of her condition is made. The decision will then be taken whether to stick to dietary control of her condition or to start her on insulin. If her obstetrician opts for the former, she will be asked to have frequent timed blood-sugar tests. It is of absolute importance that she sticks to the monitoring regime. If the dietary management alone does not seem to give good control, then insulin needs to be used. The aim is to achieve blood-sugar levels that stay within the normal range.

Is there a role for exercise in gestational diabetes?

Yes. Strenuous exercise is out, as it can cause a dangerous fall in the blood sugar level. On the other hand, a complete lack of exercise does make blood sugar control that little bit more difficult. The midwife and doctors will advise the mother on the recommended type and extent of exercise. However, it is never necessary to go to the gym.

How is insulin administered?

The mother will, be taught how to self-administer insulin injections. Most people find this quite easy to learn. The injection causes very little pain and is relatively superficial.

Some diabetics use tablets for their condition. Can't these be used for gestational diabetes?

Traditionally, tablets such as Metformin, glyburide, pioglitazone and other similar anti-diabetic oral drugs were not used in pregnancy. There were concerns that these could potentially harm the baby by creating a low blood sugar environment. Extensive animal and laboratory studies have, in the last few years, shown that the use of these oral medications in pregnancy is, in fact, safe and in selected patients beneficial in optimising blood sugar control. They have therefore been increasingly deployed for this purpose, either in isolation or together with insulin. However, it is very important that any woman who conceives whilst on Metformin or any other oral hypoglycaemic agent informs her doctor straight away so as to allow the earliest possible expert input in her diabetes management during pregnancy.
http://www.pregnancy-bliss.co.uk/impairedglucose.html

Berdoalah kita semua x samapai kena GDM nih...Semoga segalanya dipermudahkan..aminnn

~~Me! :p~~

Saja je nih...nk buktikan kat diri sendiri yg diri tu membesar bagai johan!! sebelum ni x perasaan pon! heheh...Besar rupenye..huhuhuhu!!

masa banjir hari tu..1st day sesi mencuci...

2nd day pencucian... :p

masa menjemur...

melepak di kaunter sebab situ je ada lampu!!

So..besar x ceq?? besar oo!! tadi cek antenatal berat dh bertambah menjadi kepada 72.5 kg! huhuhuhu!! Sekian, harap maklum :p

Baby Sedu Dalam Perut Ibu??

Sejak akhir2 ni, den selalu rasa ada "ryhtmic movement" kat uterus...nak kata baby tendang, pusing...x mungkin..lain! lama la jugak..ada kekadang tu lebih 5 minit...selalunya time petang la...Ish!! ape yg berlaku nih?? so I pon search internet...

OOooo...baby "hiccup"!! Dia sedu kat dalam tuh!! Mcm x caya je tpi itu lah yg jadi..kalo letak tangan kat perut mmg tertolak tangan kite tu...

So, let me share with you bout this unique condition...artikel ni I amik dari sini

Why Do Babies Hiccup So Much In The Womb?

Many pregnant women wonder what their baby is doing when they feel those rhythmic movements later in pregnancy. Most are surprised to learn their baby has the hiccups! That is right, many babies have the hiccups while they are in the womb and some babies have the hiccups multiple times per day. But, what causes this and why do babies hiccup in the womb anyway?

There has not been an overwhelming amount of research on fetal hiccupping in the womb, although there is some speculation as to why it happens. First of all, only more mature fetuses hiccup in the womb because their central nervous system is adequately developed in order to allow this to happen. It is believed that the fetus breathes in amniotic fluid or drinks it. When this happens and the amniotic fluid enters and exists the fetus lungs then the diaphragm contracts and hiccups results. Fetal hiccups appear to be extremely normal and almost all moms will feel the babies hiccups at least once if not on a regular basis.

Keep in mind that when your fetus is hiccupping there is nothing wrong. You dont need to call your doctor or midwife, unless you feel something else is going on, and you dont need to freak out. Simply relax and enjoy feeling your baby move inside you.

A fun thing to do is to keep a record of when your babies hiccups en utero. This can be a fun piece of information to store in your baby book or share with your child when he/she is older.

Almost all women will feel their fetus hiccupping at least once during the pregnancy if not more. Some women dont recognize the rhythmic movement as hiccupping, but most do. In addition, some babies will hiccup on a daily basis and others even more frequently.

Harap2nya baby dalam keadaan yang sihat dan aktif...doa ibu hari2..ayah juga... :)

~TwO Is BeTTeR ThAN OnE~

I remember what you wore on the first day
You came into my life and I thought, hey
You know this could be something

'Cause everything you do and words you say
You know that it all takes my breath away
And now I'm left with nothing

So maybe it's true
That I can't live without you
And maybe two is better than one

But there's so much time
To figure out the rest of my life
And you've already got me coming undone
And I'm thinking two is better than one

I remember every look upon your face
The way you roll your eyes, the way you say
You make it hard for breathing

'Cause when I close my eyes and drift away
I think of you and everything's okay
I'm finally now believing

That maybe it's true
That I can't live without you
And maybe two is better than one

But there's so much time
To figure out the rest of my life
And you've already got me coming undone
And I'm thinking two is better than one

I remember what you wore on the first day
You came into my life and I thought, hey

Maybe it's true
That I can't live without you
And maybe two is better than one

There's so much time
To figure out the rest of my life
And you've already got me coming undone

And I'm thinking, ooh
I can't live without you
'Cause baby, two
Is better than one

There's so much time
To figure out the rest of my life
But I figured out with all that's said and done
Two is better than one

Two is better than one

Low lying placenta...

Artikel ini di ambil dari:

http://www.babyworld.co.uk/information/pregnancy/complications/complications_low_lying_placenta.asp

In the majority of pregnancies, the placenta forms in the top half of the womb. In some cases, however, it forms in the lower half, so that it lies partly or completely over the cervix, blocking the baby's way out of the womb. This is known as a low-lying placenta (or placenta praevia).

The position of your placenta can be shown by an ultrasound scan. If you have a scan in the first half of your pregnancy that shows that your placenta is low-lying, this isn't usually any cause for concern. As many as one in four placentas may be low-lying in mid-pregnancy. The likelihood is that as your womb gets bigger, the placenta will move up (it doesn’t actually ‘move’ as such, but as the womb grows, the area to which the placenta is attached stretches upwards, away from the cervix). If your placenta is shown to be low-lying in mid-pregnancy, you’re likely to be offered another scan later on (usually around 32-34 weeks) to check that it has moved. Only 0.5 per cent -1 per cent of placentas remain low-lying at the end of pregnancy. However, when this happens, it can cause problems.

What problems does it cause?

The main problem that a low-lying placenta can cause is bright red bleeding from the vagina during the later stages of pregnancy. The bleeding may stop and start at first, and is painless. It happens because the lower part of your womb is starting to change shape and thin out in readiness for your baby to be born, but because the placenta can't stretch in the same way, it peels away at the edges, which causes bleeding.

At first, the bleeding is usually slight, but there's a risk that it might become heavy at any time without warning. Heavy bleeding may be accompanied by signs of shock - paleness, sweating and an increased pulse.

If you haven’t had a scan that has shown the position of your placenta and you experience this kind of bleeding, it may be an indication that the placenta is low-lying. Another sign that you might have a low-lying placenta is that your baby is lying in an awkward position in your womb - for example from side to side, or at an angle.

Will it harm my baby?

Having a low-lying placenta won't in itself harm your baby. If it causes bleeding, the blood comes from the mother, not from the baby, although it's occasionally possible that the baby might lose some blood too. Sometimes, however, if the bleeding is serious, it's necessary to deliver the baby early.

What can be done about it?

Unless the low-lying placenta causes bleeding, there is nothing that needs to be done about it. However, if you have any bleeding at any time, consult your doctor immediately. If he or she suspects that the bleeding is due to a low-lying placenta, you will be advised to have an ultrasound scan. If the diagnosis is confirmed by the scan, the treatment will depend on exactly where the placenta is lying, how many weeks pregnant you are, and how much bleeding you've had.

If the placenta is lying across the cervix, there's a very high risk that you'll experience more bleeding, which could be extremely heavy and put both you and your baby's lives at risk. Because of this you'll almost certainly be advised to stay in hospital until your baby is born. There's still a possibility that the placenta may move away from the cervix, but this becomes less likely as your pregnancy advances. You may be offered repeated scans to check whether the placenta is moving or not. If it doesn't move, the only way that your baby can be born is by Caesarean. This will usually be carried out at around 38 weeks.

If the placenta is only partly over the cervix, you'll probably still be advised to stay in hospital for the rest of your pregnancy because of the risk that you might bleed at any time. You'll need to discuss with your doctor whether to have the baby normally or by Caesarean. Some doctors will always recommend a Caesarean because of the risk of bleeding with a normal birth.

just wanna share with everyone...as SHARING IS CARING :)

~~BaNjIr~~

Bulan November ni mcm2 jadi..yg paling terfamous sekali adalah BANJIR!! Huhu...1st time ku mengalaminya..dan ter'stranded'lah diriku di dalam umah selama 4 hari 5 malam ok...boringnye Allah je yg tau..tp naseb baik la umah sewa ada astro..and alhamdulillah bekalan air bersih and electricity x putus!! kira still bernasib baik banding warga Perlis dan Kedah yg lain...

semuanya bermula dengan berita yg Perlis di landa tornado! pegh!!kalo nak tgok pi kat link nih..

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=170309656315512

and ini

http://www.facebookvideodown.com/tornado-in-perlis-32574.html

amik kat google...

Kejadian ni bertarikh 28 Oktober 2010..dalam kul 5.15 petang..time tu mmg tiba2 ujan lebat giler, and i'm on my way balik keje..hubby plop on his way fetching me back to SP..masa dia kol dalam kol 5.05 pm dia kata dh kat area arau, so sepatutnya x sampai 15 minit dia sampai..tp hri tu lambat gak..rupenye ribut....

gambar amik dari google..

Start dari hari tu hujan sokmo..kalo berenti pon kejap2 je...

1 November 2010.. keje macam biasa, yet starting from dis day hujan turun x berhenti...my housemate Cik Roha, dah start panic! mana x nye, dia dapat berita ciri2 mau banjir sudah ada! Lab dh di arahkan mengangkat barang2 ke tingkat 1! tapi time ni xde berta pon sampai kat klinik den..ada gak tnya kat incharge tapi dia pun tgah tunggu arahan pihak atasan..ptg I ada appointment kat KK..nak scan tgok placenta's condition..

By noon, Cik Roha kol, nk balik cari food supply!kot2 banjir..member2 yg lain on d way balik dri Bandung..so kitorang pesan carik mknan gak n ape2 yg patut...kami berdua start sesi menyimpan air bersih..segala baldi n kolah yg ada kami boh air..persediaan..sebab selalunya dorang cut off iar bersih kan..ptg still mintak tlg dia anta pi KK nk wat check up..hasilnya doc kata uri still kat bawah, kena refer ke pakar!

Hujan xde tanda nak berhenti...ooh!! air sudah mula naik! HELP! HELP! housemate semua selamatkan kereta ke tempat lebih tinggi (belakang taman ni je) Time ni masing2 ingat nk lari ke Alor Setar..tp luckily x jadi sebab air naik cepat, dorang x sanggup nak amik risiko!!

2 November 2010.. Still raining..air terus naik tapi dengan kadar yg perlahan..x dpt keluar rumah dh melainkan meranduk air bah!housemate semua dok pesan kat eden jgn ngengada nk randuk air ok!! huhu... tnya incharge, dia kata kena dtg gak, kol lori utk amik...driver kata, kalo lori x mai2 tu maksudnya x leh lalu...tgu lah dri kol 8 smpi kul 5, x mai2 pon! so, dok je la kat umah...

Buka2 je pintu umah pagi tu, inilah hasilnya!! bau dia hanyir masyaAllah!!..







air kat jalan tu laju tau..area depan tu, lebih kurang 500 m, air paras pinggang time nih! uih!! mmg x berani nak redah..pegnen lagi..dok je la umah..lalalala!! dengar cite mbr2 farmasi siap naik lori, back hoe u!! menarik...menarik! pengalaman yg mesti dorang x leh lupe kan sampai bila2 pong!! hee..

3 November 2010...mcm dh nk berenti je hujan..ye lah! matahari mula menampakkan sinarnya...alhamdulilah..tapi masih malu2 gadis sunti gitu!still terperangkap kat umah..tgok tv la den pon..

4 November 2010...patutnya ptg ni blik SP..cuti 3 hari kan..tapi terbantut sebab jalan kangar-alor setar dh di tutup..hubby nk mai kola perlih pun x leh, hujan..laut bergelora...kesian kat mereka yg sambut deepavali esoknye...cmana lah eh..especially kat area alor setar n Jitra nun..teruk lagi banjir kat tempat dorang..eh!! hari ni bday ILLI NATRAH ke 17! epi bday!! huhu...

5 November 2010....Deepavali..Dh start surut dah..porch depan umah pun dh kering..tgal bau dia je..uish!! mmg hanyir sesangat! lagi kuat time ada air hari tu..tgal tgu kawasan belakang je surut lagi baru nak cuci...

6 November 2010...Dpt sms dari incharge nk start kemas klinik...I pun mengajak la my junior gi klinik..berjalan kaki untuk 30 minit!! pastu kena bebel ngan hubby, dgn perut besar tu jalan kaki ke hospital! pengalaman beb...mlm kaki kembang! padan muka!!checking our therapy room..Allah!PC terendam 1 inch, mainan kayu rak bwh terendam n luntur kaler..kapet bau dia jgn ckp la..huhu! boh luar bilik siap2..soknye smbung lain cuci..

7 November 2010...kenderaan dh boleh kuar umah!! sambung cuci klinik, la ni gi naik kete ok! hehe....sesi kali ni bilik pakar, bilik MO n bilik procedure..serta bilik audio a.k.a ofis ku n kak fathiah..buang kapet jugak!I dapek tlg ckit2 je la..tolak2 air, siram2 air..nak mengangkat tu x dapek la nak buat...

8 November 2010....keje semula tpi still no electricity...sesi menjemur pon bermula!!

selama seminggu tu ni la keje kami..jemur, angkat, jemur, angkat....the next week on 15th bru jumpa outpatient seperti biasa..inpatient tgok awal ckit...emm..begitu lah sedikit sebanyak citer banjir nih..hari ini dalam sejarah! teettt!!...

It's 33 weeks...several weeks to go!

pejam celik, pejam celik....dh masuk 33 mgu my pregnancy..emm, kalau ikut due date ada 7 mgu lagi..tpi semua tu kuasa Allah kan..Hanya DIA yg tahu bila, di mana, bagaimana anak ini akan lahir...

Ya Allah..semoga anak ini sihat sempurna, cukup sifatnya, cerdas pemikirannya, dilindungi dan dipermudahkan kelahirannya..semoga anak ini anak yg soleh/solehah, sentiasa dalam peliharaanMU dunia dn akhirat..

Aminn...



ni masa 32 weeks...hee

kalau dapat la kan, moga2 aku dapat la melahirkan kat Selangor..bukannya apa, dekat ngan my mom..this is our 1st time experience..1st timer deliver, 1st timer mak n ayah aku dapat cucu, 1st timer nenek dapat cicit, 1st timer my siblings dapat anak menakan!! lagi pun mak x keje, n adik aku natrah dh habis SPM..boleh tlg2 kan! hehe..MIL still working jaga anak org..lagipun cucu dia dh ramai..dh ada experience..cumenye sian la hubby, jauh dia nti.... :(

hri tu masa masuk 7 bln, my dad ada tnya nk wat kenduri doa selamat ke...org jawa panggil mitoni..same as lenggang perut actually..diskas dgn bonda x yah laa...wat sekali masa ckor jambol bby nti..jauh la beb nk blik...cuti Abg Fauzan I tgal ciput jek! ckop2 nk anta I blik kg nti..hee..

sekarang ni, keje den pantang org ajak kuar mesti nk join!!haha!!especially kalo gi sopping mall! I LIKE!! dn destinasi tujuan of course tmpt brg bby...hehe...geram je tgok bju2 dorg nih especially gal's..memandangkan x tau bby nye gender, so belilah yg dua2 pon boleh pakai...

cuma start mgu nih, den mcm x larat yo nk gerak lama2..nk dok tegak pon dh mengah!kaki pon kjap kembang kejap surut..kalo dh edema tu nk bengkok kaki pon susah, especially bahagian buku lali...

edema....

tapi yang best tu kan, dapat sandel baru! en suami bayar! huahuahua!! I x suruh ok..hee..SUKE! yg kurang best tu mesti org cop den pemalas..huhu!!sebab gerak ckit dh mengah..hubby siap kata mlm2 tido dengkur! OH TIDAK!!!! payah le nk bernafas kalo bantal x tinggi..

emm...last check up doc mention uri aku still kat bawah..posterior low lying placenta praevia type 1..so doc refer terus gi jumpa specialist..esok patut ada appointment dgn pakar kat metro specialist..hopefully dia ada la..xde emergency ot..next week jumpa pakar kat HTF plak..scan lagi sekali nak tentukan boleh deliver normally or czec! risau jgak ni..tp kawan2 kata jgn fikir sangat..doa bnyk2!..doa kan sama ya! TQ!!

dah masuk 30 weeks ni bertambah lagi pemantauan..gula kena cek 2 mgu sekali 4x sehari, kena kira pergerakan baby, mesti ckop 10x pergerakan from 9 am - 9 pm..kadang2 terlupa gak! huhu!! setakat ni bby complete cycle antara kul 2.30 pm to 7.30 pm..hopefully bby is fine..

so, itu lah rutin I sekarang...k beb! hubby dh panggil join tgok tv kat luar..till next update!

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