Now I am worried that this funky cervix of mine can't dilate because if it feels like scar tissue will it be able to stretch like it needs to? I worry that I am having all this prodromal labor for nothing and even though my body is working hard, it just can't do what it needs to do... sigh.... I hate worrying!
I am anxious to see if I make it to my usual Weds appointment and if I have made any progress.... I just hope that I have and that my anatomy works with me and this baby girl (who is having a grand ole time propelling herself off of my ribs and headbutting my girlie parts!)
I am sure that lots of VBACing women have these doubts, especially at the end.... I just never expected anything to do with my anatomy to be the issue. And I know that my OB is doing his best to help things along in the most natural way possible, he won't even use a Foley Catheter to get things moving.... so it is all up to me to avoid the knife!
Say a prayer, light a candle, whatever you do.... here's to my funky cervix, lol!


Here's a link to the doula article that I mentioned about cervical scar tissue:
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Maybe there is something in there that would be useful to you or your doctor.
You can do this mama!! Have you thought about using some evening primrose oil to soften you up?
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