Thank you, cindy.

I know that I'm angry at the world right now, but I'm really angry at this OB. He should have been consulting with her endo. He knows how difficult this case has been! The endo sends him notes and suggestions after every visit! For all this concern to be going on and him not to make a phone call boggles me. I tell you, nothing will happen out of the ordinary until WE call him for sure.

I will be asking the OB Monday if a neonatal specialist should be seen at this point. In fact, I will be close to demanding it.

He's concerned about the baby's tests and sluggishness, but he's not showing signs of clear distress. What, at 35 weeks we want him to? The endo seemed much more concerned about what it might indicate. He's sent his notes/instructions over and if the OB doesn't have them Monday, I will demand he call for them. We may call endo Monday to ask him if he thinks a neonatal specialist should be seen.

The OB sent her to the specialist and said they'd be working closely together for daughter. Um, what happened? It seems like endo's doing his part there.

Granted, I know the OB has probably never had another case like this, but you learn and are conscientious if you keep in contact with the one who does know?

Ugh, I'm just going on with the same things over and over. I'm sorry. I'm still very angry.

KD