Who esle has a midwife?

So my midwife will not induce me I'm 40+3 and I want her to since I'm tired if waiting to meet him and not getting a decent comfortable asleep . I understand that's my little guy 100% healthy but still it's such a struggle for me to move around and get / stay comfortable, are all midwives like this or just a few including mine ?
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Mine is the same. I’m 40+6 living in Poland and I’ve been now 2 times since passing my due date and all they seem to say is “not yet”😩 All I want is to be able to get in and out of bed without all this pain and struggle

@Kat I'm also tired of my mangers looking at me like his gunna fall out while I'm on the floor stocking, I just want this little guy out to finally meet n hold him

I'm surprised they're making you wait this long considering the changes the placenta begins to go through at 36 weeks gestation and onward.

@Leslie 36 weeks if I'm not wrong is technically full trem so any point after being induced should be aloud due to being full term, I'm so tired I sleep maybe 5 hours broken everyday before working my shifts and I'm stuck up 2 hours every 1 to 2 hours of sleep I get

37 weeks is considered early term and full term is between 39 -40 weeks. I just had my 3rd son via induction at 37 weeks and he had a lot of issues. I feel guilty over it still. He ended up in the NICU for a week but I was having a real hard time health wise (hypertension and diabetes) and my labs were not great so he needed to come out. If I could've waited, I would have but I definitely would not have gone past 40. Also cause the placenta itself starts to get gross from what i read (it calcifies)

@Leslie I requested at 39 weeks when I was sent to labor and delivery due to his bpp score being 6/8 to be induced n was told no since the monitors saying his 100% fine, I honestly think she don't want to induce me at all cuase his healthy

I'm 39+5 and already have an induction scheduled with my midwife for 41 weeks if I don't go into labor before then. Honestly I'm also incredibly uncomfortable so I'm going to see if they'll be willing to move it up at my next appointment.

@MK I hope it goes well for you , I don't understand my midwife atall since she refusing to induce me since his full term and I don't want to end up with a c section

That seems super frustrating! You have every right to request an induction at full term, elective inductions happen all the time.

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