Send some good Vibes.

Okay I posted on October 28th when this all began, I went to my regular OB appointment scheduled for my Anatomy scan baby was measuring where needed be at 19 weeks, everything looked good except one thing, my fluid level was 5 should be between 15-20. My OB put me on bedrest, that evening I noticed my underwear was wet clear  I told my husband I called the on call dr that evening, she notified me to go to the ER we did. They tested and made sure I wasn't dialated I wasn't thank God! But the test did come back my membranes did erupt and that was fluid I witnessed, my BP was sky high heart rate Sky high nervous very very nervous. They did a ultrasound baby boy was moving strong heart beat. They decided to admit me so I can be watched and speak to the high risk team/Dr. Oh I forgot to mention they discovered a infection my white blood count was very high from the erupted membranes. From that night which was a Friday-Monday morning I met with the high risk Dr he told me he will be my new OB to stay drinking water bedrest and I'll be in his office 1-2 times a week to check on the baby. They gave me IV fluids during the weekend stay and antibiotics. My first appt with him was yesterday 11-8! Baby is still growing today I turned 21 weeks I'm not leaking maybe very little hear and there. Baby is moving like crazy, my Dr told me to continue bedrest at home and when I hit weeks 23-24 he said to enjoy Thanksgiving! He's admitting me to the hospital 28th-29th for bedrest and starting me on steroids, magnesium, fluids and what ever else that will be needed. I'll be in there until baby is born he's said he's hoping my body will be willing to keep my little man in there until 34 weeks, my due date is March 22,2017. I go back to the doctor This Tuesday again for my second weekly appointment, and ultrasound. I have put every thing in Gods hands. Sorry this long just wanted to tell my story! This is also my rainbow baby we had a miscarriage back in May. I'm very worried but I know God does miracles every day and every kick reassures me he's okay.