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more anxious than i was before !

Saturday night (04/18) almost midnight , I started getting contractions they were 30 minutes apart then slowly got closer together and more intense . by 5am they were 10 minutes apart . i went to the hospital they checked me , I was only 2cm dilated 75% effaced I heard something about being -2 ? I'm not sure what that means but they sent me home anyways because I wasn't dilating anymore .. I was so excited thinking I was finally going to meet my son only to get sent home. an hour later the contractions and pressure I was feeling went away and I feel like nothing ever happened .. I'm due 04/27 , I'll be 39 weeks tomorrow I'm a ftm.. Is there a chance I can go into real labor soon ?! Like in a day or two ? I wanna meet my son already ! What can I do to induce labor ? Please don't tell me he'll come when the time is right or when he's ready . I know that I just want to give him a little push !
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The -2 is where your baby is stationed at as far as birth.  If you Google baby stations it will show you
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Have you tried all the tricks walking, sex, raspberry leaf tea, etc? I am due the 27th as well and have noticed that braxton hicks increased a lot when I started walking everydag. I have also been drinking raspberry leaf tea to help tone my uterus, apparently it makes labor easier and shorter. So we shall see. Hopefully both our boys come soon!!
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