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I heard though it will still be broadcast via the internet so I'm going to still try in tune in that way.

Do you go to a perinatologist?... Probally would be a good idea to get a referral from your OB to get the extra monitoring if you can get it. To me sounds like it wouldn't be unwarranted... Also, if age is a factor that should be reason enough to see one.

Take it very easy... Drinking water will help. Could be a sign of blood pressure issues to come. Dr's sometimes take it to lightly as just a part of pregnancy. Extreme swelling however... I don't care what they say isn't the best sign. Though heriditarily you may be more predisposed. You need your feet elevated higher than your heart is something I heard... The only way this can be achieved is by lieing down. If you do develop high blood pressure you are suppose to lie more on the one side but it might help anyway. I recently gave birth and had an awful amount of swelling. I was induced at 36

Hello, I was just wondering if anyone can recommend a good urologist? Our family is complete so my husband is going to get a vasectomy. Thanks! N. P.

I'll consider it but it is more than I planned on paying. The Ameda Purely Yours is sold off of craigslist for $100 by several sellers. I'll look up info on the Medela though. Thank You, NP

Yeah I don't know where some of these posts are going. Thanks to y'all with the recommendations. I will be further looking into the different pumps available. I had a manual pump with my son... Didn't work worth a flip. (Cheap worthless piece of junk someone bought as a gift unforunately it was not a good one... not to sound ungrateful)

I'm looking for one for 100 dollars or less with all the parts if anyone's selling. I was looking at the Ameda Purely Yours.

I just wanted to ask the other ladies out there that are big breasted and breast fed. What pump did you use or would you recommend? I know that it needs to accomodate the size of breasts, but while I've read good reviews on some I don't want to waste money on one that will work poorly, because it is not made for the very large chested woman. PS I'm also looking to buy one like new if you are selling... Though I may buy off craigslist.

All I can say is from my own experience and others if you have a tragic birth experience Kennestone is not a good place to be... Sure as long as things are going fine, but the real test is if things are not how they handle things.

This makes me feel good about my decision to deliver at Tanner. I like the feel of it at Tanner Villa Rica... the 3rd floor being devoted to the maternity and it seems a comfortable and not a huge hospital yet up to date. I heard some of you mention Dr Vera. He is who I'm seeing along with a perinatologist also Tanner. Thanks NP

Thanks to all so far on the responses. Please leave out experiences with Kennestone though. I had a horrible experience with them and will never go back.

Just wanted to get back feedback from others that have delivered at Tanner Villa Rica or even Carrollton... and if you have also delivered at other hospitals some comparison details would be appreciated. Thank You, NP

Hello, Has anyone been a patient at Villa Rica OB/GYN or of Dr Eric Vera. I'm currently going to Villa Rica OB/GYN but considering Dr Eric Vera? Any thoughts or experiences, anyone? Thanks, NP

Baybreeze in Mableton... Food is so good It is worth the drive

I am a college student and I need to locate possibilities in which I can go in person to speak to different general or family practices that may consider myself to help them at their practice and to get in my clinical hours for the dental assisting college program I'm in. If you know of dentists in Paulding, Villa Rica, or Douglasville that are open Mon-Fri or have any info. that might be helpful it would be appreciated (I seek to go to one practice in which I need to go Mon-Fri). Thank You!