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Wife is at 32 weeks pregnant and her water broke last night while we were away from home (~2 hours away) for Labor Day weekend. She's not in labor and all is well so far thankfully. They hope to keep the baby in there as long as possible, up to 2 weeks if they can. At 34 weeks they'll induce labor but won't stop it from coming if it starts in the meantime. They want us to stay here for 2 weeks and say that it isn't safe to transfer to a hospital closer to home. fuuuuuuuuuuck
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Thanks for the kind words, folks.cakesmith handyman posted:Perfectly understandable. Good luck. We had the baby shower just a couple weeks ago and don't have poo poo prepared at the house yet, lol. Still need to buy a crib and/or pack and play but the kid isn't leaving here for awhile anyway. We were taken by complete surprise, we weren't even supposed to have the child birth class until next weekend. Definitely feeling unprepared.
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Sep 4, 2017 13:55
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FAT32 SHAMER posted:yeah that and losing the baby was super hard on my wife (and me to a lesser extent) so we just need to get the gently caress out and sit on a beach where it's 85F all the time Obligatory "quit 'cher bitchin', move if you don't like it" post. Winters are fine in Detroit, we don't really get that much snow it's just cold and dark for what feels like forever. Get a RWD or AWD car (or anything but a saturn ion) with snow tires and have fun with winter driving, even though we've gotten little snow for the past couple winters.
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Sep 7, 2017 17:14
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Adiabatic posted:Im going to rename you D&DLite one of these days Today is a good day
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Sep 12, 2017 20:38
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Siochain posted:Stressful as gently caress week. Wife had back surgery Monday, which hopefully alleviates years of random back-goes-out and 11-straight-months of pain from a "catastrophically" herniated disc (doctors words, not mine :P) Hopefully the surgery went well. The first few days and weeks are the hardest, just keep that back straight. Did they tell her to walk as much as possible? It helped me but initially it didn't take much for me to get really dizzy and nauseous.
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Sep 15, 2017 15:09
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Larrymer posted:Wife is at 32 weeks pregnant and her water broke last night while we were away from home (~2 hours away) for Labor Day weekend. She's not in labor and all is well so far thankfully. They hope to keep the baby in there as long as possible, up to 2 weeks if they can. At 34 weeks they'll induce labor but won't stop it from coming if it starts in the meantime. They want us to stay here for 2 weeks and say that it isn't safe to transfer to a hospital closer to home. We had a baby girl yesterday at 34 weeks! Still a long way to go to taking her home (the estimate range different people are giving us is insane, anywhere from 1-6 weeks  ) but everybody is healthy, yet tired.
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Sep 17, 2017 19:05
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Haha thanks dudes. After she was induced everything happened so fast. The actual pushing time was 8 minutes. Craziest thing I've ever witnessed.
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Sep 17, 2017 22:47
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Don't tell anyone you're moving, and just get the gently caress out of Indiana. 
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Sep 24, 2017 16:18
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DesperateDan posted:Just broke an adjustable wrench (it was a draper, my bad in the first place) and smashed my knuckles into the wall when it let go. A coworker at my old job broke his wrist trying to replace his water heater when his wrench broke or slipped and he punched the wall. Felt bad for him, but still made me  . Be careful.
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Sep 27, 2017 18:41
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Sucks about the dog.  Aussies can be really neurotic in my experience and need a ton of exercise. Hope you can figure out something.
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Sep 28, 2017 02:07
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FAT32 SHAMER posted:As someone who works on FCA stuff frequently, based on what I see behind the scenes I would say RUN AWAY but maybe the challengers are different I'd agree with this.
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