Babies born between 34-35 weeks?

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Looking to hear some experiences from moms who delivered between 34-35 weeks?
Just been told I will be delivering then due to accreta. Very nervous as my son was born at 36 weeks with complications. Please share your stories!

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Twin girls delivered at 35 weeks exactly via emeegency c-section. Both did great! One was out of NICU after 22 hours and the other a day and a half. We all left the hospital together. Their biggest problem was weight gain, they did both loose over 10% of their body weight, but we were able to correct that almost immediately and they are both thriving.

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I delivered my twins via c-section 1-6-21 at 34+6. My girl was in the nicu for 11 days and my boy 13. They both did amazing and never needed oxygen.

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My son: 36 weeks and stayed in the NICU 1 week due to a lung infection. Iv antibiotics for 7 days and some jaundice.
Daughter: Born at 34 weeks. She was in the NICU 23 days. Her lung collapsed shortly after birth. Was on a ventilator, had a chest tube and feeding tube. They wanted to keep her longer/ closer to her due date but she recovered so well from all her issues. I was able to bring her home on the condition she was on a sleep apnea machine for a month to monitor her heart rate and O2.

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My son has to stay in the NICU a month they told me there was nothing wrong with him it got to the point the father and I contacted a lawyer.

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33+4 - 16 days in the nicu, jaundice, blood sugar stability issues, tube fed for 14 days 
35+5 - 3 days in the nicu, jaundice, trouble learning to suck/swallow/breathe the first 2 days (would turn blue and O2 would drop)

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My son was born at 35 +3 and only had to stay in the NICU for the hospital mandated 24 hour observation they do for all babies delivered before 36 weeks.

Babies born between 34-35 weeks?

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