This is a bit confusing.. you're saying your doctor didn't explain anything regarding you having preeclampsia nor expressed how dangerous it can be during your office visits? You didn't have a urine test every time you went to the doctor? If you weren't mentally capable of discussing the need for magnesium, why didn't Deni step in to talk about it with the doctor and then explain to you? He's your advocate for when you can't make decisions and can advise you or the doctor of your wishes. From what you're saying, there was a lack of communication from both parties. I wouldn't want that same doctor to care for this pregnancy. I would advise looking elsewhere. That's too much of a miscommunication, in my opinion.
Also, I feel like you are holding back on telling us till you are 3 months in and also because of your friend going through ivf and you’re being sensitive to her journey. If it is the case, you’re one amazing friend! 🙏🏻🫶🏻
I feel like watching so much TikToks we get so much information that isn’t 100% right. This doctor was clearly trying to help you out and you needed it but you didn’t get it due to what you listed to. I also let this happen to me when it came to some stuff during my pregnancy but I changed my mind and told them yes. Definitely second baby I won’t let this happen.
I had preeclampsia that developed into HELLP Syndrome. I gave birth at 30 weeks to a 2lbs 7 oz baby. Spent 63 days in the NICU but he fought hard! He’s 10 now and almost taller than his dad 🤭 con el favor de dios he is the biggest blessing in my life. Sending you lots of love Stacey❤
I had an emergency c-section at 31 weeks. 2lbs 12 oz. Fought like a warrior for 94 days in the NICU. My baby boy is now 18 and will be headed to college this year. He is my youngest of four and is truly our little miracle of God. 🙏🏼 Muchas bendiciones para tu boy. 🙏🏼💙
Stacy I haven't comment anything about u being pregnant now but girl u just told us. Congratulations!!! Also i had bad Preeclampsia I stay in the hospital for literally almost a month. Doctor said the same thing my kidneys were about to shut down to the point. They thought I was going to need the dialysis. They didn't want to send me home because they thought I would get a seizure . never heard of stuff like this. It's crazy to me. How bad I had it and how bad my body gave. up on me. My baby was born at 32 weeks and was in Nicu for 12 days :/... we r both good and healthy now.
I agree on Stacey being pregnant now but if you don’t want people to know yet girl.. this video is very obvious. You’re only tested for preeclampsia during pregnancy and your dr is getting baseline to see how it goes with this pregnancy. It’s a bit obvious girl.
@@StaceyDiazApodacayou don’t make sense though you state you’re upset if you needed something and you decline they won’t give it then you state you don’t want to be over medicated or that doctors want to just over medicate you… i can tell you this no doctor will risk their license for someone whos untrusting you don’t know more than a doctor and vice versa but again this video is so contradictory you either dont trust a doctor then you say you don’t… you’re not being cautionary as you are instilling fear..
I had symptoms at 20 weeks and kept telling my dr. But my BP was ok and no protein in my urine. Then at 37 weeks my BP was high and they had to induce. I knew something was wrong by hr 2 of pushing and asked for a csection. They told me no. I tried to deliver for 6 hrs then needed an emergency csection. I literally asked if I was dying on the table and a team of ppl rushed in. It was very scary I didn't sleep for like 3 days bc I was afraid I wouldn't wake up. Nobody knows your body or your baby better than you. Always listen to your intuition. I'm happy you and baby are happy and healthy!! ❤
😮 thank God your here and I also had a very similar experience and I kept telling my doctor my swelling was bad in my legs and she said it was normal and no protein in my urine either.. I delivered at 38 weeks and I was 42 and this was my 4th baby and I'd never experienced anything like it. Thank God for never leaving our side 🙏 and always protecting us
I always hear people talk so bad about induction and thank god i removed those negative thoughts when i had to go though induction ans god it was such a beautiful experience 😊 so please people just be open with your delivery plan dont listen to all the negative things people say
As someone who is interested in being a doc and worked ( and currently working) side by side with docs, the most frustrating thing is when people say “ I don’t want to be filled with meds “ WITHOUT asking questions. I completely respect patient autonomy, but outright declining PROFESSIONAL medical care bc of fear or misinformation online or simply not asking questions seems so absurd. But to be fair, pre eclampsia is scary and traumatic so the team def failed to tell you something crucial. Just for future reference, if you are a high risk pregnant patient you should def know as soon as your start attending your pre natal appts. Please please please read over your discharge notes to be well informed of your visits. There so much information that is given but disregarded.
My daughter had severe preeclampsia and had to deliver her baby at 28weeks. Thankfully God kept mommy and baby healthy. Baby did have to do 80 days in the NICU but she is truly a miracle of God.
Thanks for sharing this Stacey. But this also shows how social media can fear monger us to making a lot of decisions. It’s so important to ask for more information but at least you know now and understand the severity of your health so you can make a better decision next time.
I almost died in post partum from preeclampsia. Good news is, statistics show that typically that will only happen in one of your pregnancies and rarely reoccurs. However, I do think that with COVID and new vaccines things are changing. Side note - magnesium is administered to as an anti-seizure medication, not high BP. High BP can cause seizures so the treatment is magnesium,
Amiga without disrespect. Why didnt you just let the Dr. do there jobs amiga. Because como mama una no sabe todo . And healthy has nothing to do with anything. I just hear “I always was healthy “)
I always hear about women going against doctor’s advice when pregnant or delivering and it always baffles me. I know doctor’s can make mistakes and are not perfect, but when you are not knowledgeable about medicine or medical problems in general, just do what the doctor tells you, for the sake of your baby. Also, it could be that Stacey is pregnant or maybe getting check ups because she is trying to conceive. Nonetheless, congrats in advance.
This is a great video to inform other women about this matter! In case the doctor didn't mention it to you, but you can still suffer from 'pre-eclampsia' up to 6 weeks AFTER pregnancy!
@@graceperez8131 I’m not even mad she can say whenever she wants if she is I think it’s funny how everyone acting tho 😂🤣🤣🤣I just said she looks pregnant in Denis bday video I’m not mad if she is and not saying like many sensitive ppl 😂🤣😂🤣
She just confirmed she’s pregnant in one of these comments. She said everything at it’s time so I think yall can stop asking lol she’s going to continue to keep you wondering
This comment section is so strange and full of people out of touch with reality. Stacey, sending you love. I’m glad you and SJ are healthy and made it through this experience ! Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing your story ! 💕🫂
Fr fr these comments are not it. If she is pregnant (which I’m sure she is) and is putting a video out like this… 1. Maybe she is too early 2. This pregnancy has complications 3. She’s afraid. Yall need to chill. She does RUclips but doesn’t owe any of us anything. But Stacey, ask your doctor if aspirin in the morning helps. I toook it and I have a healthy baby. Hopefully this helps!
Thank you so much Stacey for sharing. Something like that happened to as well. I has a healthy pregnancy I got induced at 41 weeks and 1 day and while in the process of delivering and having a C-section I literally almost died bcs I was in so much pain and apparently they test me and I came back positive on Preeclampsia. It was so scary! Gracias a Dios y literally on una oración de mi mamá my blood pressure came back to normal and I didn’t have to start any medication.🙏 Praying my second pregnancy is healthy and so is yours.
Magnesium is not just a medication for blood pressure. It’s a vital mineral. I take it daily for migraine etc… Epsom salt is literally magnesium… I’m glad you can see that they were trying to save you and your baby. Trust your doctors ladies.
I was diagnosed the day I had my c section! It was so crazy and my baby did spend 1 week in the NICU and he was born at 37 weeks. He’s 4 now and amazing, starting pre k next month 🥹 so grateful!
If my OB has been delivering babies for 20 plus years Im going to listen to them . My doctor was male and had been practicing since I was a kid and I’m 33. I listened to him and he was great , I had a c section because I need it, my daughter was frank breach and I had placenta previa. My after care was great too.
I was diagnosed with gestational diabetes and I never thought I would get it! I’ve always been healthy, fit and have no risk factors, but what many people don’t know is that the paternal genes dominate in the placenta and are a huge contributing factor to GDM, preeclampsia and eclampsia! So mamas that don’t understand why it’s because the placenta is not taking correctly to your body and it’s not our fault we just have to be informed and do what we can to protect our babies and try our best in what we do have control of
Love this topic about pre-eclampsia I had started getting symptoms of it my last two weeks before my due date or so, my baby girl was born through c-section at 38w 6d and luckily god protected both of us and no NICU was needed for her she was 100% healthy and that is something I’ll never take for granted. I’m glad everyone else’s stories had a happy ending. Stay safe ladies💕!
During my birth with my son I ended up having a incident which lead to an emergency c-section and it was because I had preeclampsia and I didn’t know. Gracias a dios I am alive and my son is here with me as well!
Im always so blown away by how many people are always saying no to everything a doctor says, i understand your scared or what ever but thats why you ask ok what your giving me is for what and how will it help or can cause idk 😅maybe im just like help me but also tell me what your gonna give me
Babe most of the time patients who have high blood pressure do not have symptoms but I do feel like that doctor should’ve explained things better 😢 I’m so scared of giving birth lol
I had severe preeclampsia and gave birth to my baby at 33 weeks and he spent almost a month in the nicu. He was 4 lbs and 7 oz. He’s now thriving but the entire experience was terrifying.
Thank you for sharing your story, it's easy to forget about your own health and advocacy while pregnant. Most people tend to chalk up symptoms to just being pregnant, but it's important to always tell your doctor everything, even if it seems minute. Advocacy and being informed is key, especially when it comes to rude doctors, like the one you mentioned in the beginning. Being a caregiver myself, I have encountered many of these people over the years, and the best solution I have found is to always ask why. I agree that we need to trust our doctors and the medicines that they try to give us, but I also agree that the medical system has shifted into a very cold and systematic institution. As a caregiver I always ask why they want to give my family member a certain medication, or why they are doing certain tests. I want to know WHY they think they need this medication is necessary and not just blindly agree to something they are suggesting. That is also why you shouldn't feel so guilty for not taking the magnesium during the birth of your son, you said it yourself, you were overwhelmed and trying to protect yourself. They as medical professionals should also explain that your blood pressure should not be that high because of x, y, and z , and that it's not normal because etc. Yes doctors and nurses are overwhelmed and overworked, understaffed, BUT at the end of the day they are treating human beings who deserve respect, patience, and kindness.
Give yourself grace, it's normal that you don't want that much medication in your body, your doctor and nurses at the time should have explained it as simple as that, that your body was on its way of shutting down. I'm sure if you would have heard that you would have taken it. I get it because i too am very ify with medications during labor and them doing whatever to you. Thank you for making this video because it can happen to anyone
My sister had pre eclampsia with her daughter. Baby girl was in the NICU for a little over 100 days ! It was soooo scary but deep in my heart i knew they we're gonna be ok. Thankfully they are both fine now and my niece is now 2 1/2 🥰 Pregnancy is such a scary thing in general. I am glad you and your boy are doing well 🫶🏼
Thank you for speaking on this topic Stacey! Unfortunately there is no one definitive risk factor for preeclampsia, there are many. And although rare, preeclampsia can also happen after delivery. Like you mentioned, it is of extreme importance to show up to those routine prenatal appointments and also the postpartum appointments. I hope you have a smooth uncomplicated labor and delivery with your second little ♥️
It’s crazy that you can get preeclampsia even after you get discharged from the doctor. They would tell me make sure you check your blood pressure and if you show any signs that you come to the hospital
Just wondering why wouldn't they consult your husband at some point? When women go through labor we are not all there, physically, mentally, etc. Please dont blame yourself!
wow Stacy i really needed this video! im currently pregnant and am at high risk again for preeclampsia so i really thank u for putting up this video! (literally had a conversion about this topic with my doctor today) it is a very serious thing so thank u for talking about it!
I had pre-eclampsia too when I had my baby. I HATED magnesium, it felt so crappy and made it so hard to delivery my baby. But I know how important it was. We went to the same OB, so I am surprised they didn't catch this sooner. They kept an eye on me very early on. Regardless, you will be ok love. I know you haven't said it, but congratulations on the new baby.
But maybe the doctors also didn’t want to scare her she was about to give birth or in most cases the doctors are assuming “the mom” knows what is happening to there own body’s. Stacy said that the doctor on call(not her regular OB) told her to take the magnesium. Pero Stacey always wants to be right
Preeclampsia was my biggest fear when I entered the 3rd trimester. Thankfully everything was ok. Also I hope the rumors are true and you get your baby girl ❤
I had preeclampsia and had my middle child at 7 mths and I was sent to the hospital right after my ob appointment and I didn’t feel any different either, but I trusted my doctor and I’m super thankful for my doctor. I was in the hospital for a whole week before my doctor said they needed to deliver my baby since I was getting worse. She grew up to be a healthy baby. Also I had a son after her 2yrs after and I didn’t have preeclampsia with him :)
Hey everyone, it's really important to consider taking aspirin during pregnancy. I found it helpful during my last pregnancy. Unfortunately, I experienced a heartbreaking loss when my daughter passed away due to preeclampsia at 22 weeks gestation. Fortunately, I was blessed with a healthy baby after that. My high-risk doctor informed me that I was at a high risk of developing preeclampsia, and their goal was to help me carry the pregnancy as far as possible. Of course, every pregnancy is different, and not everyone will have the same experience as mine. Love you @stacy wishing you the best!😊
I developed preeclampsia at 36 weeks. I was at my regular OB appointment and was sent to the hospital from there. I delivered my baby girl 2 days later. Luckily, it was a pretty easy labor and delivery (I delivered vaginally) . Baby girl was only 4lbs 2oz and had to be in the NICU for 10 days 🥹 it’s definitely scary and the magnesium drip was something else 😮💨🔥
Stacccyyyy!!! Girl i was pregnant with you with SJ plus my baby was born around the same time he was ! Lol and now we are pregnant together again 😅 much love girly 😘😘
I had preeclampsia. My son was born at 34 weeks and I didn’t know until one night I was getting ready for bed and I started to lose my eye sight. I was scared so we rushed to the ER when I got there they told us I had preeclampsia and that I needed to get Induced. Had my baby they took him to the NICU and i wasn’t even able to hug him when he was born as they rushed him to the NICU and started treatments on me. 11 years later I have a healthy baby but that was so traumatizing that I didn’t want to have another baby as they told me this time around it could happen sooner and my baby would be born as early as 24-30 weeks 🥺
You can be the most fit while pregnant, and you can still have all sorts of health problems. I had preeclampsia and was induced bc of it, and I too felt fine. Did you not know at your last few checkup’s that your BP was high? The doctor should have explained to you how serious it was, so you could get treatment. Thankfully your baby was ok! I agree we have to be able to advocate for ourselves, but also believe that doctors will do right by you. I think that seeing Gaby’s birth experience you were probably scared, I was too.
I had preclampsia and I did everything the doctors told me. No questions at all and I had a great experience with a healthy baby boy 🥰 gracias a dios 🙏🏽
Just because your healthy girl it does not mean you can’t get gestational diabetes even being so skinny you can get gestational diabetes I personally think you did really wrong and please don’t do this with your second pregnancy i also had it after birth and it is scary but I am so glad your ok and baby is ok and healthy ❤️❤️
Omg I remember feeling like I was a balloon through the last trimester and they never told me I had it til the week before I gave birth. Having high blood pressure was not a good feeling felt like my head and everything was going to burst 🥲 but for my second pregnancy I didn't have that, thank God !!
Preeclampsia or Gestational Diabetes, is usually caused by the males(el baby daddy) genetically basically entering and growing within our bodies. It is a result of our genetics mixing. I was a healthy adult when I was going through pregnancy and developed preeclampsia at around 28 weeks. My doctor was very informative so I feel your doctor dropped the ball not explaining and going through the diagnosis with you. I was induced at 37 weeks due to the preeclampsia. And I took all the magnesium they suggested because I was informed of the diagnosis. They did let me know if I got pregnant again they would start me on a baby aspirin in hopes to delay preeclampsia development because you’re more than likely going to develop it again in your future pregnancy. It’s bizarre and crazy how much our bodies are affected. Blessings to you all!
Pre-eclampsia is not lifestyle related. I had it with both my pregnancies with severe features called HELLP syndrome. I dont have the most positive experiences to share. I 100% agree, being careful during pregnancy and getting treated for Pre-eclampsia and following the guidelines of the doctors.
I had preeclampsia through my whole pregnancy and had high blood pressure before pregnancy and the doctors never diagnosed me, when i got pregnant it messed me up I was dizzy all the time ni podia bajar las escaleras I lost one of my twins but when I was around 33-34 weeks It got so bad so i started walking and controlled it I got lucky i prepared myself so much during my induction I was good the whole time my body support me and was strong during my labor but before that Idk what happened it was weird
You should check out the doulas that Cassie and Laura went to for your future pregnancies if I had know what I learn from them I would look into that type of birth I'm glad you and SJ are healthy
@@gemc1010 I’m more so saying for future pregnancies. I’m sure before she wasn’t aware she was considered a high risk and seems like they didn’t tell her either.
Patients always have the right to refuse care but the nurses or drs should’ve told you why it’s important to take the meds a “patient teaching” intervention.
Heavy on going to your appointment!!!! I have an aunt who was expecting during Covid and in fear of catching COVID she missed her appointments.Unfortunately she had to leave the hospital with out her baby 💔 till this day she suffers from high blood pressure.
I have had preeclampsia in 2 pregnancies and it is the scariest thing that can happen to a pregnant woman i have to had an emergency csections for both
This happened to me. I had pre-eclampsia, i was induced with pitocin as well. No epidural 💪 Also pre-eclampsia usually occurs in the third trimester/end of pregnancy. Its very common. Mine started at 37 weeks.
I had preeclampsia with my pregnancy and had to be induced at 36 weeks. Thank you for informing people of the severity. On a different note…..I get it, you need content and need people to speculate and keep them engaged for as long as possible. However, it is getting annoying. I had originally stopped following you because you were so desperately trying to keep up with the Joneses. We were literally watching you spiral with your mental health that I had to stop watching your content. Somehow you popped up on my feed and watching how different you were when you had your baby and being your authentic self was so amazing to see. Unfortunately, all this teasing with the cooking videos and this new pregnancy (cause girl you just confirmed in the comments) is just giving me the ick again. Hopefully you don’t get too much in your head about this preeclampsia and your pregnancy is as normal and beautiful as possible. Anyways, good luck on your new journey. Wishing you the best in life.
Are you giving us a hint that you maybe pregnant 😍 I’m so glad God took care of you and you’re able to spread awareness to all the future patients. ❤❤❤❤
Girlllll I stayed in the hospital for 5 days due to my reaction to magnesium. I know it’s life saving for some moms, and thank God it’s an option, but they pushed it too hard when I didn’t really need it. It was so traumatic.
It's very scary I had it and I didn't even know about it.... Till one day I didn't feel good I had a very bad headache and I googled my Symptoms and I got scared and went to the ER and I had to get Get induced I had so much protein in my urine. It's was very bad I had to get A emergency c section And it also happened with my second child. That's Why I got my tube's taking out I didn't want to do it again. Thank God I'm here with my kids ❤❤❤
if she’s so healthy que anda haciendo at the doctors🤭?? if you’re talking about preeclampsia then it’s because you’re pregnant nowwwwww se te notaba mucho in denis party vlog
I also had preeclampsia since early on. Mine was mild though. The only symptoms I had was that I started swelling close to 20 weeks. My face, hands, and feet were swollen more than the normal “pregnancy swelling”. They also ran tests on me to rule out other things. But then they also did a 48 hr urine test, which came back with protein plus the slightly elevated BP, which meant I had preeclampsia. But other than that I didn’t have the more severe/ dangerous symptoms. Thank God 🙏🏻 I also got a antenatal steroid treatment incase baby had to be delivered early. But gracias a Dios he was born at 38 weeks. Also like you said, I was 20 years old perfectly healthy never had high BP pre pregnancy. It’s not about being healthy or not unfortunately , it just happens.
Stacey !!!! Creo que en el momento que dijiste lo del urine test fue cuando dijiste sin querer decir . It can be in my head . But yo creo que todos estamos como estará oh no estará . Sea lo que sea , que Diosito te siga bendiciendo .
Not the infamous couple self portrait in the background 🤣😂😂😂 i love it!! 💜...in your own time 💜 I hope a safe & healthy 1 Stacey Im knee deep in 2u2. 13 mth & 3 mth old 😅
Have you heard of the story of Carlos Lopez on TT. His spouse had her bb with the preclapcia undetected 😢. It's affected the bb and her... it's very sad...
I delivered my healthy baby boy at 37 weeks and I went in for my twice a week NST and I stayed in labor & delivery at that appointment because they found protein in my urine & my blood pressure was high. I had been taking my aspirin but it still happen I had preeclampsia and I got induced it was a long process I went through it & the magnesium I was on was not allowing the Pitocin todo its job it was tough I got to 5cm & I had done the balloon & my water broke naturally but after all that my Dr decided I was going in for a C-section it was the hardest thing I have gone through physically & mentally & emotionally. I aplaude all mothers because it’s not easy we are super women. We create life & still keep it all going. God is good! My baby boy Luca came into the world so perfect on 5/5/24 @ 9lbs 14 oz 🩵 My dream baby boy in my arms is a feeling that was so magical. To this day I get so emotional looking at pictures of the day he was born. My hospital duration was 7days from the day I got admitted till the day I left after giving birth. My Dr & nurses were amazing & I am grateful for them all.
Magnesium is used to help prevent a seizure with preeclampsia. A seizure can be very dangerous even fatal for both you and baby when you are pregnant or postpartum with preeclampsia. So that could be why they were so adamant about giving you “unnecessary” medication. Preeclampsia creeps up on you and gets extremely dangerous fast that’s why it’s crucial for them to treat it fast. But very glad you and baby were protected during it all. Sometimes we gotta trust God is putting the right drs in our path. Labor is one of the most life threatening yet fast paced obstacle filled process we women go through. Moms and doctors are just trying to survive through everything thrown our way at that moment. There’s not reply time to sit down and be fully given a “comfortable” time to consider any medication even if it’s scary. We learn from mistakes so maybe be a little more open minded this time around love. Hopefully this time it’s better. 🫶🏽
To all the mommies & prego mommies out there take an aspirin weekly or every other week. Take it from me I had a stroke at 34y/o 30 days after birth. And get your on Blood Pressure machine and check it daily. 130/80 and under is good 150/90 and higher go to doctor and get checked ❤
Stacey I had preeclampsia too and it went to HELLP syndrome. Sounds like you could have had that too? My organs were also shutting down and drs told me it was hellp syndrome causing me to be very sick. They gave me and my son 40% chance 😳
So i thought preeclampsia was only during pregnancy but after giving birth 2 days later u could get preeclampsia. They gave me magnesium. i did not know u could have a heart attack and coma worst thing ever
Omg I thought you knew you were . My babies like 3 months older than SJ and I had preeclampsia too and I watched your videos and remember you taking labetolol! And they never had me take that during pregnancy. I was in for like almost 2 weeks PP 😭
@@StaceyDiazApodaca me too!! I was like oh finally! this is what they were talking about. because everyone would tell me that I was going to get swollen feet. I didn’t get hbp until the week of my due date.
This is a bit confusing.. you're saying your doctor didn't explain anything regarding you having preeclampsia nor expressed how dangerous it can be during your office visits? You didn't have a urine test every time you went to the doctor? If you weren't mentally capable of discussing the need for magnesium, why didn't Deni step in to talk about it with the doctor and then explain to you? He's your advocate for when you can't make decisions and can advise you or the doctor of your wishes. From what you're saying, there was a lack of communication from both parties. I wouldn't want that same doctor to care for this pregnancy. I would advise looking elsewhere. That's too much of a miscommunication, in my opinion.
Also, I feel like you are holding back on telling us till you are 3 months in and also because of your friend going through ivf and you’re being sensitive to her journey. If it is the case, you’re one amazing friend! 🙏🏻🫶🏻
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I feel like watching so much TikToks we get so much information that isn’t 100% right. This doctor was clearly trying to help you out and you needed it but you didn’t get it due to what you listed to. I also let this happen to me when it came to some stuff during my pregnancy but I changed my mind and told them yes. Definitely second baby I won’t let this happen.
I agree TikTok shouldn’t be our source of information
I had preeclampsia that developed into HELLP Syndrome. I gave birth at 30 weeks to a 2lbs 7 oz baby. Spent 63 days in the NICU but he fought hard! He’s 10 now and almost taller than his dad 🤭 con el favor de dios he is the biggest blessing in my life.
Sending you lots of love Stacey❤
I had an emergency c-section at 31 weeks. 2lbs 12 oz. Fought like a warrior for 94 days in the NICU. My baby boy is now 18 and will be headed to college this year. He is my youngest of four and is truly our little miracle of God. 🙏🏼
Muchas bendiciones para tu boy. 🙏🏼💙
Stacy I haven't comment anything about u being pregnant now but girl u just told us. Congratulations!!!
Also i had bad
Preeclampsia I stay in the hospital for literally almost a month. Doctor said the same thing my kidneys were about to shut down to the point. They thought I was going to need the dialysis.
They didn't want to send me home because they thought I would get a seizure . never heard of stuff like this. It's crazy to me. How bad I had it and how bad my body gave. up on me. My baby was born at 32 weeks and was in Nicu for 12 days :/... we r both good and healthy now.
I agree on Stacey being pregnant now but if you don’t want people to know yet girl.. this video is very obvious. You’re only tested for preeclampsia during pregnancy and your dr is getting baseline to see how it goes with this pregnancy. It’s a bit obvious girl.
Stacy… respectfully… you don’t know better than the doctors…….. yes ask questions….. and ask why….. but don’t be stubborn
Uno vive y aprende hermana 🫶🏻
Not true. Doctors don't know everything
@@StaceyDiazApodacayou don’t make sense though you state you’re upset if you needed something and you decline they won’t give it then you state you don’t want to be over medicated or that doctors want to just over medicate you… i can tell you this no doctor will risk their license for someone whos untrusting you don’t know more than a doctor and vice versa but again this video is so contradictory you either dont trust a doctor then you say you don’t… you’re not being cautionary as you are instilling fear..
@@StaceyDiazApodacaprobably not the motto to live by when a baby is fully relying on you to survive. 😊
@@vickiealisiam9211working in healthcare, glad you said this. Watching the video I’m just like 🫠🫠🫠
I had symptoms at 20 weeks and kept telling my dr. But my BP was ok and no protein in my urine. Then at 37 weeks my BP was high and they had to induce. I knew something was wrong by hr 2 of pushing and asked for a csection. They told me no. I tried to deliver for 6 hrs then needed an emergency csection. I literally asked if I was dying on the table and a team of ppl rushed in. It was very scary I didn't sleep for like 3 days bc I was afraid I wouldn't wake up. Nobody knows your body or your baby better than you. Always listen to your intuition. I'm happy you and baby are happy and healthy!! ❤
😮 thank God your here and I also had a very similar experience and I kept telling my doctor my swelling was bad in my legs and she said it was normal and no protein in my urine either.. I delivered at 38 weeks and I was 42 and this was my 4th baby and I'd never experienced anything like it. Thank God for never leaving our side 🙏 and always protecting us
I always hear people talk so bad about induction and thank god i removed those negative thoughts when i had to go though induction ans god it was such a beautiful experience 😊 so please people just be open with your delivery plan dont listen to all the negative things people say
As someone who is interested in being a doc and worked ( and currently working) side by side with docs, the most frustrating thing is when people say “ I don’t want to be filled with meds “ WITHOUT asking questions. I completely respect patient autonomy, but outright declining PROFESSIONAL medical care bc of fear or misinformation online or simply not asking questions seems so absurd. But to be fair, pre eclampsia is scary and traumatic so the team def failed to tell you something crucial. Just for future reference, if you are a high risk pregnant patient you should def know as soon as your start attending your pre natal appts. Please please please read over your discharge notes to be well informed of your visits. There so much information that is given but disregarded.
My daughter had severe preeclampsia and had to deliver her baby at 28weeks. Thankfully God kept mommy and baby healthy. Baby did have to do 80 days in the NICU but she is truly a miracle of God.
Omggggg that is a living miracle 😭😭😭😭 28 weeks??? What an amazing testimony
Thanks for sharing this Stacey. But this also shows how social media can fear monger us to making a lot of decisions. It’s so important to ask for more information but at least you know now and understand the severity of your health so you can make a better decision next time.
I almost died in post partum from preeclampsia. Good news is, statistics show that typically that will only happen in one of your pregnancies and rarely reoccurs. However, I do think that with COVID and new vaccines things are changing.
Side note - magnesium is administered to as an anti-seizure medication, not high BP. High BP can cause seizures so the treatment is magnesium,
Also - you do not have to have protein in your urine. That’s outdated science. It IS a symptom, but it’s not a pass or fail.
Amiga without disrespect. Why didnt you just let the Dr. do there jobs amiga. Because como mama una no sabe todo . And healthy has nothing to do with anything. I just hear “I always was healthy “)
I always hear about women going against doctor’s advice when pregnant or delivering and it always baffles me. I know doctor’s can make mistakes and are not perfect, but when you are not knowledgeable about medicine or medical problems in general, just do what the doctor tells you, for the sake of your baby.
Also, it could be that Stacey is pregnant or maybe getting check ups because she is trying to conceive. Nonetheless, congrats in advance.
This is a great video to inform other women about this matter! In case the doctor didn't mention it to you, but you can still suffer from 'pre-eclampsia' up to 6 weeks AFTER pregnancy!
THIS FORSURE IS GIVING PREGNANCY VIBES JUST BY HEARING WHAT UR COMPARING THINGS TOO GURRRRL
She looks pregnant in the other vlog Dennis bday
And what? She’s not ready to share if she is why are yall like this 😭
@@graceperez8131 I’m not even mad she can say whenever she wants if she is I think it’s funny how everyone acting tho 😂🤣🤣🤣I just said she looks pregnant in Denis bday video I’m not mad if she is and not saying like many sensitive ppl 😂🤣😂🤣
@@wendy-vx6ngI thought that same thing in that denim dress!
I’m SICKKKK of her giving out clues that she’s pregnant. She just wants ppl to comment I swear LOL
It gives her more engagement
@@rosemarymontero7891 I swear! That’s what I’m saying LMAO
No me apures amiga 🤍 todo a su tiempo
@@StaceyDiazApodacatake your time girl, just stop the teasing 😫🫶🏽
With that comment she just confirmed she is pregnant 🙂
She just confirmed she’s pregnant in one of these comments. She said everything at it’s time so I think yall can stop asking lol she’s going to continue to keep you wondering
This comment section is so strange and full of people out of touch with reality.
Stacey, sending you love. I’m glad you and SJ are healthy and made it through this experience ! Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing your story ! 💕🫂
Fr fr these comments are not it. If she is pregnant (which I’m sure she is) and is putting a video out like this…
1. Maybe she is too early
2. This pregnancy has complications
3. She’s afraid.
Yall need to chill. She does RUclips but doesn’t owe any of us anything.
But Stacey, ask your doctor if aspirin in the morning helps. I toook it and I have a healthy baby. Hopefully this helps!
Thank you so much Stacey for sharing.
Something like that happened to as well. I has a healthy pregnancy I got induced at 41 weeks and 1 day and while in the process of delivering and having a C-section I literally almost died bcs I was in so much pain and apparently they test me and I came back positive on Preeclampsia. It was so scary! Gracias a Dios y literally on una oración de mi mamá my blood pressure came back to normal and I didn’t have to start any medication.🙏
Praying my second pregnancy is healthy and so is yours.
The magnesium is to prevent seizures which pre eclampsia are at high risk. It doesn’t lower blood pressure.
Magnesium is not just a medication for blood pressure. It’s a vital mineral. I take it daily for migraine etc…
Epsom salt is literally magnesium…
I’m glad you can see that they were trying to save you and your baby.
Trust your doctors ladies.
Why don’t y’all wait till she actually announces it before saying congratulations?
I was diagnosed the day I had my c section! It was so crazy and my baby did spend 1 week in the NICU and he was born at 37 weeks. He’s 4 now and amazing, starting pre k next month 🥹 so grateful!
If my OB has been delivering babies for 20 plus years Im going to listen to them . My doctor was male and had been practicing since I was a kid and I’m 33. I listened to him and he was great , I had a c section because I need it, my daughter was frank breach and I had placenta previa. My after care was great too.
I was diagnosed with gestational diabetes and I never thought I would get it! I’ve always been healthy, fit and have no risk factors, but what many people don’t know is that the paternal genes dominate in the placenta and are a huge contributing factor to GDM, preeclampsia and eclampsia! So mamas that don’t understand why it’s because the placenta is not taking correctly to your body and it’s not our fault we just have to be informed and do what we can to protect our babies and try our best in what we do have control of
Love this topic about pre-eclampsia I had started getting symptoms of it my last two weeks before my due date or so, my baby girl was born through c-section at 38w 6d and luckily god protected both of us and no NICU was needed for her she was 100% healthy and that is something I’ll never take for granted. I’m glad everyone else’s stories had a happy ending. Stay safe ladies💕!
During my birth with my son I ended up having a incident which lead to an emergency c-section and it was because I had preeclampsia and I didn’t know. Gracias a dios I am alive and my son is here with me as well!
Im always so blown away by how many people are always saying no to everything a doctor says, i understand your scared or what ever but thats why you ask ok what your giving me is for what and how will it help or can cause idk 😅maybe im just like help me but also tell me what your gonna give me
Magnesium is not a medication!! It’s essential for the body
I think the staff should have also explained the severity of what was happening rather than becoming frustrated
Babe most of the time patients who have high blood pressure do not have symptoms but I do feel like that doctor should’ve explained things better 😢 I’m so scared of giving birth lol
So the tacos didn’t make you sick after the Sinaloa trip 😬 It’s the bun in the over that’s been making you sick 🤢 An I Think it’s gonna be a Girl 😅 🩷
I had severe preeclampsia and gave birth to my baby at 33 weeks and he spent almost a month in the nicu. He was 4 lbs and 7 oz. He’s now thriving but the entire experience was terrifying.
Thank you for sharing your story, it's easy to forget about your own health and advocacy while pregnant. Most people tend to chalk up symptoms to just being pregnant, but it's important to always tell your doctor everything, even if it seems minute. Advocacy and being informed is key, especially when it comes to rude doctors, like the one you mentioned in the beginning. Being a caregiver myself, I have encountered many of these people over the years, and the best solution I have found is to always ask why. I agree that we need to trust our doctors and the medicines that they try to give us, but I also agree that the medical system has shifted into a very cold and systematic institution. As a caregiver I always ask why they want to give my family member a certain medication, or why they are doing certain tests. I want to know WHY they think they need this medication is necessary and not just blindly agree to something they are suggesting. That is also why you shouldn't feel so guilty for not taking the magnesium during the birth of your son, you said it yourself, you were overwhelmed and trying to protect yourself. They as medical professionals should also explain that your blood pressure should not be that high because of x, y, and z , and that it's not normal because etc. Yes doctors and nurses are overwhelmed and overworked, understaffed, BUT at the end of the day they are treating human beings who deserve respect, patience, and kindness.
Give yourself grace, it's normal that you don't want that much medication in your body, your doctor and nurses at the time should have explained it as simple as that, that your body was on its way of shutting down. I'm sure if you would have heard that you would have taken it. I get it because i too am very ify with medications during labor and them doing whatever to you. Thank you for making this video because it can happen to anyone
My sister had pre eclampsia with her daughter. Baby girl was in the NICU for a little over 100 days ! It was soooo scary but deep in my heart i knew they we're gonna be ok.
Thankfully they are both fine now and my niece is now 2 1/2 🥰
Pregnancy is such a scary thing in general. I am glad you and your boy are doing well 🫶🏼
Thank you for speaking on this topic Stacey! Unfortunately there is no one definitive risk factor for preeclampsia, there are many. And although rare, preeclampsia can also happen after delivery. Like you mentioned, it is of extreme importance to show up to those routine prenatal appointments and also the postpartum appointments. I hope you have a smooth uncomplicated labor and delivery with your second little ♥️
I ended up getting preeclampsia @35 weeks and my son was born at 36 weeks weighing 4lbs. He stayed 2 weeks in the NICU.
Preeclampsia is due to the dad's genes. I had GD and that is also the dad's genes. 🥺
It’s crazy that you can get preeclampsia even after you get discharged from the doctor. They would tell me make sure you check your blood pressure and if you show any signs that you come to the hospital
That happened to me my second pregnancy it was so scary 4 days postpartum I felt like I was going to faint when I was holding my baby.😢
Just wondering why wouldn't they consult your husband at some point? When women go through labor we are not all there, physically, mentally, etc. Please dont blame yourself!
wow Stacy i really needed this video! im currently pregnant and am at high risk again for preeclampsia so i really thank u for putting up this video! (literally had a conversion about this topic with my doctor today) it is a very serious thing so thank u for talking about it!
Congratulations! Take your time on sharing your pregnancy and know that god is with you guys always. 💙
I had pre-eclampsia too when I had my baby. I HATED magnesium, it felt so crappy and made it so hard to delivery my baby. But I know how important it was. We went to the same OB, so I am surprised they didn't catch this sooner. They kept an eye on me very early on. Regardless, you will be ok love. I know you haven't said it, but congratulations on the new baby.
As a preeclampsia mama, I will never ever take aspirin again. When I took aspirin was when I got preeclampsia the earliest in pregnancy
The doctors should have explained the severity when you were giving birth😓
But maybe the doctors also didn’t want to scare her she was about to give birth or in most cases the doctors are assuming “the mom” knows what is happening to there own body’s. Stacy said that the doctor on call(not her regular OB) told her to take the magnesium. Pero Stacey always wants to be right
@@susana7052 well if they’re not telling her why she needs it then why would she?
Stacey... we will pray that everything will go smooth next time. 🙏 At least you know and now you have more knowledge this time around 💜
Preeclampsia was my biggest fear when I entered the 3rd trimester. Thankfully everything was ok. Also I hope the rumors are true and you get your baby girl ❤
I had preeclampsia and had my middle child at 7 mths and I was sent to the hospital right after my ob appointment and I didn’t feel any different either, but I trusted my doctor and I’m super thankful for my doctor. I was in the hospital for a whole week before my doctor said they needed to deliver my baby since I was getting worse.
She grew up to be a healthy baby. Also I had a son after her 2yrs after and I didn’t have preeclampsia with him :)
Hey everyone, it's really important to consider taking aspirin during pregnancy. I found it helpful during my last pregnancy. Unfortunately, I experienced a heartbreaking loss when my daughter passed away due to preeclampsia at 22 weeks gestation. Fortunately, I was blessed with a healthy baby after that. My high-risk doctor informed me that I was at a high risk of developing preeclampsia, and their goal was to help me carry the pregnancy as far as possible. Of course, every pregnancy is different, and not everyone will have the same experience as mine. Love you @stacy wishing you the best!😊
I developed preeclampsia at 36 weeks. I was at my regular OB appointment and was sent to the hospital from there. I delivered my baby girl 2 days later. Luckily, it was a pretty easy labor and delivery (I delivered vaginally) . Baby girl was only 4lbs 2oz and had to be in the NICU for 10 days 🥹 it’s definitely scary and the magnesium drip was something else 😮💨🔥
Stacccyyyy!!! Girl i was pregnant with you with SJ plus my baby was born around the same time he was ! Lol and now we are pregnant together again 😅 much love girly 😘😘
I had preeclampsia. My son was born at 34 weeks and I didn’t know until one night I was getting ready for bed and I started to lose my eye sight. I was scared so we rushed to the ER when I got there they told us I had preeclampsia and that I needed to get Induced. Had my baby they took him to the NICU and i wasn’t even able to hug him when he was born as they rushed him to the NICU and started treatments on me. 11 years later I have a healthy baby but that was so traumatizing that I didn’t want to have another baby as they told me this time around it could happen sooner and my baby would be born as early as 24-30 weeks 🥺
That sounds so scary 😭😭😭😭 I’m sorry you went through that. But I’m so happy you and your baby are here and healthy now.
Why where you loosing eye sight
@@MonaGlam10because it’s a symptom of high blood pressure
You can be the most fit while pregnant, and you can still have all sorts of health problems. I had preeclampsia and was induced bc of it, and I too felt fine. Did you not know at your last few checkup’s that your BP was high? The doctor should have explained to you how serious it was, so you could get treatment. Thankfully your baby was ok! I agree we have to be able to advocate for ourselves, but also believe that doctors will do right by you. I think that seeing Gaby’s birth experience you were probably scared, I was too.
Sounds like her bp wasn’t high at the appts. It only got high at the hospital
Your body was shutting down .. okay girl
I had preclampsia and I did everything the doctors told me. No questions at all and I had a great experience with a healthy baby boy 🥰 gracias a dios 🙏🏽
Just because your healthy girl it does not mean you can’t get gestational diabetes even being so skinny you can get gestational diabetes I personally think you did really wrong and please don’t do this with your second pregnancy i also had it after birth and it is scary but I am so glad your ok and baby is ok and healthy ❤️❤️
You could of had a stroke girl 😭
Omg I remember feeling like I was a balloon through the last trimester and they never told me I had it til the week before I gave birth. Having high blood pressure was not a good feeling felt like my head and everything was going to burst 🥲 but for my second pregnancy I didn't have that, thank God !!
Preeclampsia or Gestational Diabetes, is usually caused by the males(el baby daddy) genetically basically entering and growing within our bodies. It is a result of our genetics mixing. I was a healthy adult when I was going through pregnancy and developed preeclampsia at around 28 weeks. My doctor was very informative so I feel your doctor dropped the ball not explaining and going through the diagnosis with you. I was induced at 37 weeks due to the preeclampsia. And I took all the magnesium they suggested because I was informed of the diagnosis. They did let me know if I got pregnant again they would start me on a baby aspirin in hopes to delay preeclampsia development because you’re more than likely going to develop it again in your future pregnancy. It’s bizarre and crazy how much our bodies are affected. Blessings to you all!
You are also at risk of dealing with blood pressure issues post partum. Some people regulate their bp right away some take time.
Pre-eclampsia is not lifestyle related. I had it with both my pregnancies with severe features called HELLP syndrome. I dont have the most positive experiences to share. I 100% agree, being careful during pregnancy and getting treated for Pre-eclampsia and following the guidelines of the doctors.
I had preeclampsia through my whole pregnancy and had high blood pressure before pregnancy and the doctors never diagnosed me, when i got pregnant it messed me up I was dizzy all the time ni podia bajar las escaleras I lost one of my twins but when I was around 33-34 weeks It got so bad so i started walking and controlled it I got lucky i prepared myself so much during my induction I was good the whole time my body support me and was strong during my labor but before that Idk what happened it was weird
You should check out the doulas that Cassie and Laura went to for your future pregnancies
if I had know what I learn from them I would look into that type of birth
I'm glad you and SJ are healthy
She's high risk patient. That is ideal route to take
@@gemc1010 I’m more so saying for future pregnancies. I’m sure before she wasn’t aware she was considered a high risk and seems like they didn’t tell her either.
Patients always have the right to refuse care but the nurses or drs should’ve told you why it’s important to take the meds a “patient teaching” intervention.
Heavy on going to your appointment!!!! I have an aunt who was expecting during Covid and in fear of catching COVID she missed her appointments.Unfortunately she had to leave the hospital with out her baby 💔 till this day she suffers from high blood pressure.
Hola ojalá pudieras hacer este video en español porfavor ❤
I’m just going to wait patiently for a beautiful beach pregnancy announcement or something sooooo beautiful 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Congratulations in advanced! 😂❤🎉 We love babies!! 👶🏻
I have had preeclampsia in 2 pregnancies and it is the scariest thing that can happen to a pregnant woman i have to had an emergency csections for both
This happened to me. I had pre-eclampsia, i was induced with pitocin as well. No epidural 💪
Also pre-eclampsia usually occurs in the third trimester/end of pregnancy. Its very common. Mine started at 37 weeks.
I had preeclampsia with my pregnancy and had to be induced at 36 weeks. Thank you for informing people of the severity. On a different note…..I get it, you need content and need people to speculate and keep them engaged for as long as possible. However, it is getting annoying. I had originally stopped following you because you were so desperately trying to keep up with the Joneses. We were literally watching you spiral with your mental health that I had to stop watching your content. Somehow you popped up on my feed and watching how different you were when you had your baby and being your authentic self was so amazing to see. Unfortunately, all this teasing with the cooking videos and this new pregnancy (cause girl you just confirmed in the comments) is just giving me the ick again. Hopefully you don’t get too much in your head about this preeclampsia and your pregnancy is as normal and beautiful as possible. Anyways, good luck on your new journey. Wishing you the best in life.
Are you giving us a hint that you maybe pregnant 😍 I’m so glad God took care of you and you’re able to spread awareness to all the future patients. ❤❤❤❤
Stacy pensé que eramos amigas 🥲 se que no es tu obligación decirnos nada pero estas jugando con nuestros corazones 😢
Girlllll I stayed in the hospital for 5 days due to my reaction to magnesium. I know it’s life saving for some moms, and thank God it’s an option, but they pushed it too hard when I didn’t really need it. It was so traumatic.
Did you have preeclampsia? Also, did they tell you why you had the reaction?
It's very scary I had it and I didn't even know about it.... Till one day I didn't feel good I had a very bad headache and I googled my Symptoms and I got scared and went to the ER and I had to get Get induced I had so much protein in my urine. It's was very bad I had to get A emergency c section And it also happened with my second child. That's Why I got my tube's taking out I didn't want to do it again. Thank God I'm here with my kids ❤❤❤
if she’s so healthy que anda haciendo at the doctors🤭?? if you’re talking about preeclampsia then it’s because you’re pregnant nowwwwww se te notaba mucho in denis party vlog
I also had preeclampsia since early on. Mine was mild though. The only symptoms I had was that I started swelling close to 20 weeks. My face, hands, and feet were swollen more than the normal “pregnancy swelling”. They also ran tests on me to rule out other things. But then they also did a 48 hr urine test, which came back with protein plus the slightly elevated BP, which meant I had preeclampsia. But other than that I didn’t have the more severe/ dangerous symptoms. Thank God 🙏🏻 I also got a antenatal steroid treatment incase baby had to be delivered early. But gracias a Dios he was born at 38 weeks. Also like you said, I was 20 years old perfectly healthy never had high BP pre pregnancy. It’s not about being healthy or not unfortunately , it just happens.
Im sorry you had to experience that 😭🫶🏻
This comment made my feel so hopeful. I’m 20 weeks on labetolol and protein in my urine doing these same exams. I hope god works with me 🙏❤️
@@guadalupegomez4193Praying for you and your little one🙏🏻🫶🏻🤍
@@guadalupegomez4193Praying for you and your little one 🙏🏻🫶🏻🤍
Stacey !!!! Creo que en el momento que dijiste lo del urine test fue cuando dijiste sin querer decir . It can be in my head . But yo creo que todos estamos como estará oh no estará . Sea lo que sea , que Diosito te siga bendiciendo .
Not the infamous couple self portrait in the background 🤣😂😂😂 i love it!!
💜...in your own time 💜
I hope a safe & healthy 1 Stacey
Im knee deep in 2u2.
13 mth & 3 mth old 😅
When she says cancelado.. She confirms her pregnancyyyy 😊
Have you heard of the story of Carlos Lopez on TT. His spouse had her bb with the preclapcia undetected 😢. It's affected the bb and her... it's very sad...
I delivered my healthy baby boy at 37 weeks and I went in for my twice a week NST and I stayed in labor & delivery at that appointment because they found protein in my urine & my blood pressure was high. I had been taking my aspirin but it still happen I had preeclampsia and I got induced it was a long process I went through it & the magnesium I was on was not allowing the Pitocin todo its job it was tough I got to 5cm & I had done the balloon & my water broke naturally but after all that my Dr decided I was going in for a C-section it was the hardest thing I have gone through physically & mentally & emotionally. I aplaude all mothers because it’s not easy we are super women. We create life & still keep it all going. God is good! My baby boy Luca came into the world so perfect on 5/5/24 @ 9lbs 14 oz 🩵
My dream baby boy in my arms is a feeling that was so magical. To this day I get so emotional looking at pictures of the day he was born. My hospital duration was 7days from the day I got admitted till the day I left after giving birth. My Dr & nurses were amazing & I am grateful for them all.
I had preeclampsia with both pregnancy’s . Now I think about it I’m so scared to have another baby for the same reason
Seraaaa que what I'm thinking is right 😊
Congrats on pregnancy 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Now I want to know my doctors notes on my pregnancy and labor and delivery!
Magnesium is used to help prevent a seizure with preeclampsia. A seizure can be very dangerous even fatal for both you and baby when you are pregnant or postpartum with preeclampsia. So that could be why they were so adamant about giving you “unnecessary” medication. Preeclampsia creeps up on you and gets extremely dangerous fast that’s why it’s crucial for them to treat it fast. But very glad you and baby were protected during it all. Sometimes we gotta trust God is putting the right drs in our path. Labor is one of the most life threatening yet fast paced obstacle filled process we women go through. Moms and doctors are just trying to survive through everything thrown our way at that moment. There’s not reply time to sit down and be fully given a “comfortable” time to consider any medication even if it’s scary. We learn from mistakes so maybe be a little more open minded this time around love. Hopefully this time it’s better. 🫶🏽
To all the mommies & prego mommies out there take an aspirin weekly or every other week. Take it from me I had a stroke at 34y/o 30 days after birth. And get your on Blood Pressure machine and check it daily. 130/80 and under is good 150/90 and higher go to doctor and get checked ❤
Stacey I had preeclampsia too and it went to HELLP syndrome. Sounds like you could have had that too? My organs were also shutting down and drs told me it was hellp syndrome causing me to be very sick. They gave me and my son 40% chance 😳
I’ll def ask my dr!! Thank you 🫶🏻🫶🏻
The drawings in the back!😂♥️ Don Deni y la Seño Stacy lol 🫶🏽
Why does she have a lisp?
She’s always had it
So i thought preeclampsia was only during pregnancy but after giving birth 2 days later u could get preeclampsia. They gave me magnesium. i did not know u could have a heart attack and coma worst thing ever
You can have preeclampsia for longer than the two days. I got it postpartum 1 week later and it stayed for 10 months
Omg I thought you knew you were . My babies like 3 months older than SJ and I had preeclampsia too and I watched your videos and remember you taking labetolol! And they never had me take that during pregnancy. I was in for like almost 2 weeks PP 😭
I don’t remember taking that medication 😭
In the begining of the intro there's pink balloons does that mean your having a girl?
Ahh staceyy this video just by the title makes me feeel so much better
If you are pregnant congratulations and hope everything goes well with you and your new baby. Hope it’s a girl 💗💓💖 this time.
Clocking in for a late video ⏰️💜 QMRMcrew
You were so inchada towards the end, that’s usually a sign of preeclampsia.
Girlll i thought it was normal 😂😭😭😭😭 i also gained 45 lbs so that’s why i didn’t question it !
Each pregnancy is different but at least you are aware for the next one. 🙏🏼😊
@StaceyDiazApodaca your making me want to get my records doe my last 2 babies cuz I gained alot of weight 😢
@@StaceyDiazApodaca
me too!! I was like oh finally! this is what they were talking about. because everyone would tell me that I was going to get swollen feet.
I didn’t get hbp until the week of my due date.