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Being Induced for Pre-Eclampsia at 29 Days Early: How to Pray for Health?

In summary, Lisa was induced due to pre-eclampsia and is about 29 days early. She is grateful for the prayers being offered and sends her thanks back.
lcucinella
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I am in the hospital being induced due to pre-eclampsia. I am about 29 days early so please pray for the health of my little Boy.

Thank You guys

Lisa
 
Prayers are with you! I went through this same thing with both of my boys! Get some rest and enjoy that new bundle of joy soon! :)
 
Good luck Lisa---prayers are with you and your family!

PS Mailing your halloween cookie cutters today---
 
My prayers are also with you and your little boy.
 
Prayers for a safe and speedy labor.
 
Prayers for both you & baby for a quick, complication free delivery.
 
My thoughts will be with you during this scary time.
 
May you have a happy, healthy little guy soon!
 
Prayers for both of you coming!
 
  • #10
Congrats to you!!!!! Your Baby Boy is gonna be great. My daughter was 5 weeks early and I was scared and she came out breathing on her own and eveything! She was just little.
 
  • #11
Prayers going your way, Lisa!! :)
 
  • #12
Praying for you and your bundle of joy.
 
  • #13
Lots of prayers heading your way. CONGRATULATIONS. Give that little one a kiss and hug from all of us cheffers.
 
  • #14
Prayers for you and your son. Congats!!
 
  • #15
lcucinella said:
I am in the hospital being induced due to pre-eclampsia. I am about 29 days early so please pray for the health of my little Boy.

Thank You guys

Lisa


And you're still thinking of us! I'm picturing you in between contractions..."oops, gotta type here..." LOL

TONS of prayers coming your way for you and your new baby! Congratulations ~ can't wait to hear the stats!
 
  • #16
Prayers for you and for your little boy!
Update us when you can, but take care and rest up later!
 
  • #17
I'll be praying!
 
  • #18
I'll be praying for you and your little baby boy. Keep us posted. I was induced with my son due to pre-eclampsia as well, but only about 12 days early. I pray everything will be completely fine for both you and your baby.
 
  • #19
Praying for you and your baby boy! He's going to be fine! Hang in there...and don't email us until after he is born and you have recovered! LOL!
 
  • #20
I'll add my prayers to the list :) I was induced for the same reason, 3+ weeks early with my twins. All was fine, and I trust it will be for you as well. It's scary, but trust your doctors to do what's best for you and you baby.
 
  • #21
Prayers for you and your baby boy.. Hopefully he is here and wonderful by now!!! Love and kisses to th new one!!
 
  • #22
Best wishes for a safe delivery of a beautiful, healthy son.
 
  • #23
Prayers for you and your son. Good luck
 

Related to Being Induced for Pre-Eclampsia at 29 Days Early: How to Pray for Health?

What are the risks of being induced?

Inducing labor can increase the risk of infection, bleeding, or a change in fetal heart rate. It can also lead to a longer and more painful labor. It is important to discuss the potential risks with your doctor before making a decision.

What are the methods of induction?

The most common methods of induction include using medication to ripen the cervix, breaking the water, or using a synthetic hormone called Pitocin. Each method has its own risks and benefits, so it is important to discuss with your doctor which method is best for you.

How long does induction take?

The length of induction varies from person to person and can depend on factors such as the method used, the readiness of the cervix, and the strength of contractions. On average, the process of induction can take 12-24 hours.

Will I still be able to have a natural birth if I am induced?

In most cases, women who are induced can still have a natural birth. However, the use of medication and other interventions may make the labor more intense and painful. It is important to discuss your birth preferences with your doctor beforehand.

Can I refuse induction?

Yes, you have the right to refuse induction if you do not feel comfortable with it or if there are no medical reasons for it. It is important to discuss your concerns with your doctor and come up with a plan that is best for you and your baby.

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