Can someone tell me I'm being an idiot?

[CurlyQ284]

I would just call. It's just a phone call and it will hopefully make you feel better

[isabel]

I suppose there's never any harm in calling, but if you've felt the baby move, I'm sure all is fine. Maybe they can get you in for a look tomorrow, just to ease your mind? ((hugs))

[rosiebear]

Sept 7, 2014 20:53:57 GMT -5 @licia said:

If you want to call the doctor, call the doctor. Put your mind at ease.

Ditto.

[sjh722]

I would call if it will make you feel better. And like pp said, maybe they can get you in tomorrow just so you know everything is okay.

[renna]

(((rvan))) It's always okay to call. You've been through a lot AND you are pregnant. Go ahead and call. I hope your soreness subsides quickly!

[snipsnsnails]

Hugs to you. I would call to set your mind a little more at ease. There's a lot of padding there and your little babe (only the size of a mango in there!) has been moving around so that's all good news.

[lilac05]

Hugs. We were almost in an accident today, too (but not pregnant). My body is still a tight mess.

I agree with all others, call your doctor if it makes you feel better. I'm sure everything is fine, but I'm also certain they've answered calls for much less!

[SKP82]

Did you actually speak with the doctor? I think I would expect a more definitive response.

Do you feel comfortable monitoring the baby's movements and going in in the morning to get checked out?

[flamingeaux]

I would go in, if your H can stay with your DS. If nothing else, you'll get a bonus look at your LO. I believe it's a pretty good sign that you've felt your LO moving so much and so recently.

[kristie]

Sept 7, 2014 22:44:47 GMT -5 flamingeaux said:

I would go in, if your H can stay with your DS. If nothing else, you'll get a bonus look at your LO. I believe it's a pretty good sign that you've felt your LO moving so much and so recently.

Probably won't get an ultrasound. Your doctor is not going to tell you not to go, but they will absolutely tell you if you need to get up there ASAP. It doesn't sound like those were the instructions... If it will make you feel better, go. But your baby is well cushioned, you had no impact to your abdomen, you have felt the baby move, no bleeding or contractions, etc..... It sounds like there is no reason to rush to the ER, but go if you are going to worry all night and not sleep.

This is in no way actual medical advice

[Mrs.Rad888]

I'm sending thoughts and prayers your way. Hugs.