You had the diabeetus when you were KU, right? Did they put you on ridiculous levels of vitamin D?
Just curious. I had it with Wooz, so this was on my list of questions at my last appointment. According to Dr. Nice, there is new research that shows that 4000 IU can prevent it, so that's what I'm on now. Just curious as to whether you did this and if it worked. (On the latter, I think the answer is no, because I'm pretty sure you had it through all 3?) It's like the upper safe limit of what a human being should take, so whatever.
Dr. Nice is my new favorite--he wasn't there when I was pregnant with the Woozle, I just met him recently. But tomorrow I have to see Dr. Asshat for my Ultrascreen, since the timing is important and he was the only one available. (Probably because he's an asshat and no one wants to see him.) He used to be my primary, until he made fun of me in labor for getting on DH's ass about the counting. DH had ONE thing to do when I was in active labor: count to ten while I was pushing. And in case Wooz's birth story isn't fresh in everyone's mind, effing DH kept getting distracted somewhere between 5 and 7. He'd start out fine, and then the second the L&D nurse or my doctor said so much as "good job" or "keep going, almost done" he'd quit counting and start cheerleading. I don't need a cheerleader, motherfvkker, I need someone to keep track of when I reach 10 and can stop pushing. So I basically told him to stop talking and keep counting, and Dr. Asshat thought it was hilarious--kept bringing it up, even when he was stitching me up. I seriously haven't seen him since--tomorrow will be interesting.