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Our 20 Week Anatomy Scan Was Great But We Have A New Big Concern
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- Published on Feb 16, 2026
- We made it to the halfway point! Come along with us to our 20-week anatomy scan. It was so beautiful seeing our baby moving around and hearing that everything looked healthy and perfect ❤️... But our doctor delivered some completely unexpected news about the placenta that changes our birth plan. I now have a diagnosis of Placenta Previa.
This video is honest as we share exactly what the doctor told us, what this means for the second half of the pregnancy, and how we're processing this new big concern. As always, we hope sharing this helps other parents who may be going through a similar situation.
If you’ve experienced Placenta Previa or have any advice, please share your thoughts and support in the comments below. We read all of your comments and appreciate your love so much!
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Thank you guys for the uplifting messages. We’re trying hard not to worry but of course it’s hard. Biggest fears right now are having bad bleeds/hemorrhaging over the next couple of months and baby coming too early. If you can send us prayers/ good thoughts/ vibes that neither of those things happen, we’d greatly appreciate it! Nothing else really matters other than safety.
Stretch and breathing. A breathing coach helps everything. Breath work or seminar. Strengthen and eat protein. Very little Carbs and sugar.
Of course! There is an army of people praying for you and your little warrior. Bless you.
Prayers for all 3 of you.❤🙏.
Always praying for you and the baby❤️
Prayers for your family. You've got this Jessi.
At 16 weeks with my 7th child I had massive bleeding all of sudden that sent me to the emergency room. I was also diagnosed with placenta previa that covered my entire cervix. Put on bed rest for a while ( I somehow managed this with 6 other kids!)and eventually my placenta moved up away from my cervix and I had a successful vaginal birth. She’s now a beautiful 24 yr old with a masters in electrical engineering! Keep the faith!
This is a nice story to hear. Things can change, so there’s still a possibility.
Very glad to hear that you were both ok!
I had placenta previa with all my kids it moved up eventually and I have retro-verdo uterus. I did deliver a dead 22 weeks or so baby, he had died in the womb I had had problems since day one. They didn't let me see it. They gave it back for burying him though. I don't know why this pregnancy had gone wrong all the others were fine. The doctor said maybe the baby had big problems but it wasn't proven...
I had two miscarriages and then got pregnant third time. I started to bleed before my first trimester was over. Dr. put me on bed rest. The placenta was covering it too. Within two weeks it went away on its on. My baby boy was born healthy at 9lbs. 7 ounces. You will be fine. God bless you
@laighlynn_Im so not trying to be rude but my instincts tell me that falls under the type of negative stories they would like to avoid reading right now.
A planned c-section is so much calmer than an emergency one. Trust me on this! It's OK to mourn when your baby's birth is different than what you had envisaged. In the end, though, as long as the baby is safely delivered, it really doesn't matter how he got here.
This is interesting to me. I had an emergency c-section. Which I found stressful after 36 hours of labour. But I never mourned not having a vaginal birth. Just happy to have a healthy baby boy.
@melissamurray1712it's different for each mother. It's just like when they tell you not to beat yourself up if you don't have an immediate connection to the baby once it's born. Everyone reacts differently!
Thank you! I personally don’t have a problem with having the c-section itself. I was always at peace with that option and had mentally prepared for labor ending up either way. Especially given I’ve already had so many abdominal surgeries. I think it’s more the possibility of not laboring at all that was surprising/shocking to me. I’ve always been curious about what the laboring experience itself was like. Especially when compared to endo. However, that’s a minor concern compared to other bigger issues. I’m more focused on getting both me and baby to the finish line without something bad happening. That’s what’s stressful/ causing fear right now.
@ThePasiniseven if that's how this birth turns out, future ones may still give you that opportunity!
I had a c-section after 19 hrs of labor. My 3 other children were also c-sections. I never felt I had been deprived/disappointed of a natural birth. All that mattered was the health of each baby. Prayers continuing for you and your baby.
I have never prayed harder for a family that I don't know ❤😊
Same❤️
Same! My whole heart is praying, rooting, and cheering for them
Same
Agreed
Absolutely
For our IVF baby born in February, my wife was diagnosed with a complete previa at the 20-week anatomy scan. We ended up cancelling travel plans that we had that week to fly to DC for a short "babymoon." By the time we made it to 32 weeks, the placenta had completely moved, causing no issues with a vaginal birth. It is something to monitor, but, as long as Jessi doesn't exert too much, it all should be good! This is definitely something that is best to not get into a Google anxiety spiral, as you will only be reading the worst case scenarios.
My goddaughter had a baby via IVF and she also had placenta previa. She had a c-section and a beautiful baby girl.
So many of us are praying for you to have a smooth and uncomplicated delivery with a beautiful, healthy baby.❤
(Ultrasound Tech here) Yes, everything the UTS tech said is correct. Jessi, definitely try and relax, chill out, absolutely no heavy lifting, yes you will get another UTS. In many of these PP cases, they usually get resolved as the uterus grows, because the placenta moves away from the cervix. So for now, please rest, chill and no heavy lifting. Alessio lift those Christmas gifts!
Thank you! And yes, already have two ultrasounds scheduled (24 and 28 weeks). Glad we can monitor things so closely!
I was about to say that.
Very good advice❤
@ThePasinisabsolutely! It sounds like you and your medical team are on top of it! Follow their advice and surrender to God, as He knows your plan already! You and baby boy Pasini will be fine! Hugs!
I’m so excited for you guys ❤
Hello Jessi and Alessio, My name is Ginny. My husband and I have been praying for you for quite some time. I'm a NICU nurse for 45 years and I also had a complete placenta previa 35 years ago. I had a C-section at 34 weeks after a couple bleeding episodes. My daughter was in the NICU for a couple weeks but did fantastic. She was, and still is, a strong and fiesty little lady. I'm sure you're in very good hands with Alessio and your obststrical team.
Dear God, please let this couple have a healthy baby. They’ve gone thru so much. They will make wonderful parents. Trust me. I feel like I KNOW them.
Your sister sounds very wise! Please listen to her. Cheering you guys on every single day.
Hey! I had a placenta previa earlier in pregnancy, but by 32 weeks it had resolved. The placenta had moved up sufficiently and had a natural delivery. Fingers crossed 😊 wish you the best.
The delivery will be special no matter what. Feeling your baby in your arms is incredible and such a beautiful moment. ❤
Totally agree with your sister !!!! You’re NOT missing anything if you avoid labor, etc… you’ve been through enough!!!!!
I’ve had 3 successful C sections. The pleasure of having that new baby overshadows any disappointment or pain. Hang in there, you’re so close! 🙏🏼👏🏼
I had placenta previa in the '70's, before ultrasound, it tore and I hemorrhaged, but I have a healthy, happy 45 yr old son! He was full term, 7 lbs 2 oz 20 1/2 inches!! With the modern things nowadays, you'll be just fine! Praying for an uneventful delivery!
That must have been incredibly scary. You and your son are very strong!
Me too in the 70s. They told me to stay home in bed for 5days.
That happened to my sister in law, baby was delivered safely, long before ultrasounds were routine.
Happened to my mom in the early 60s with my sister. My sister is 64 and quite healthy and feisty!
Thank GOD there are all these medical procedures that was not available years ago.
Jesse I had 4 c-sections and 4 healthy babies. The Lord brought you this far and I know all will be well. Merry Christmas 🎄 🙏
My daughter is currently pregnant with identical, twin boys, and is approximately 23 weeks. At her anatomy scan. They also determined that she had placenta previa and told her that she would have to have a C-section and they did not want her to go beyond 36 weeks. At her last visit, they determined that her placenta has moved a little, and there is still a chance that it will correct itself so we are hopeful praying for a healthy pregnancy for both of you
Please do as little as possible. I overdid my bed rest from 17 weeks on and had to deliver via emergency Csection early. I had the preclampsia, placenta previa, IUGR, high blood pressure. It’s worrisome, but God will get you thru. Just take it easy. Want baby to bake as long as possible. 😀 Take this time and allow your Hubby to wait on you. Chill out, read to baby, listen to good music, watch your fav movies and shows, eat yummy foods, walk and get up slowly.
There is nothing like a pregnancy to teach you how limited our ability to control our lives is. Congrats on the excellent anatomy scan!
It's an introduction to parenting, which is also degrees of loss of control.
I had placenta previa right over my cervix. I meditated every day visualizing the placenta moving up out of the way. 2 weeks before birth I had a scan again and it moved way out of the way. I had a home birth no issues. It can and does move a lot of the time. Wishing you positive thought for this to happen 🙏❤️
Prayers for 16 more weeks of cooking this sweet boy.
I was diagnosed with placenta previa* also. I experienced spotting and had to count my baby’s kicks, etc, but it resolved on its own, and I delivered a healthy baby girl. I will continue to pray for a healthy pregnancy, baby, and mommy.🙏🏼💙
Praying for a safe delivery for you and your baby. I had full placenta previa a year ago and my beautiful daughter just turned 1 and is the most adorable (quick and feisty) baby girl now. Take it easy and try not to stress, there is so much that can be done medically to ensure safety for you both now. I made it to 34 weeks before having a few bad bleeds, was on bed rest at the hospital to try and extend her time in utero, and had my c-section at 35 weeks. She was perfectly healthy so tiny (5 lbs) and adorable. Latched immediately and never needed the NICU. All the stress was completely worth it and I would do it again in a heartbeat, good luck!
He will be worth all this chaos! AND with them wanting to keep a close eye on the placenta, you'll get more ultrasounds and get to see your sweet boy more often!!!!! ❤
I know lots of women who have had the same diagnosis and had a safe delivery to healthy baby. Blessings to you as you continue in pregnancy!!!
Thank you ♥️ our #1 hope is that there isn’t any severe bleeding during the rest of the pregnancy and that we get little boy as close to term as possible 🙏
Praying for your safe delivery God bless
My daughter had 2 c sections and I just got off FaceTime with the boys while they were baking Christmas cookies. It doesn’t matter how they enter the world, just as long as everyone is healthy.
Just trying to remain calm and have faith everything will turn out alright ♥️ (and not read any more about the scary things 😅)
It matters to her
@chronicallyfunny25 No it doesn't. Jessie and Alessio just want a healthy baby they don't care about a C-section delivery.
@chronicallyfunny25 I think all Moms want to experience natural child birth, but Jessi said that in the end the most important thing is the health and safety for the baby and herself.
Feeling a sense of disappointment, within an expectant mom, is totally normal if she's told she might have to have a C-section. My daughter cried, had the C-section, and all was forgotten when her healthy baby girl was born.
My 20 week scan wasn't great, they thought he had a hole in his heart and we had to have a scan every 3 weeks. In the end when he did come, he was perfect, everything had resolved itself and he's now a happy, strong and thriving 15 year old boy who is man sized and taller than his mother.....and he tells me that every day!!
La fortuna… so many amazing things, my friends. The baby’s healthy, Jessi is healthy, the heartbeat is strong, and a really important piece right now to know is that there are so many advancements in maternal health and baby health that even if this baby comes early, or if you end up having complications with the placenta, the doctors are so aware of how to help. I know I’m not you and I know it’s scary with the first - our first was nine weeks early and she is thriving and amazing and super strong and healthy. This is because technology really helped. The doctors know how the baby was doing, how I was doing, and when she needed to come out. Sending lots of love your way! You’ve got this!
I was a complete previa with my third child and also had mostly scar tissue from having cervical cancer surgery prior to that pregnancy. It put me in a very high risk category BUT....she had a growth spurt in the 8th month and it moved completely out of the way. I delivered normally albeit 2 wks late. I went through transvag ultrasounds every two weeks. I pray all goes well for you.
I had bleeding in week 10 and they found out that I had a placenta prevea. I had to rest in bed until the C-section which was earlier than the natural time of birth. Everything went well and my boy is 22 now and healthy.
I wish you all the best. Do not worry too much. Everything will be fine. ❤
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
For those of us who pray, let’s pray for the placenta to move out of the way. For everyone’s safety.
I believe in the power of prayer. Let us pray!
Universal prayers of well-being to baby and Mom for each upcoming day. ❤. Rules: NO Lifting, good books, tv binging, exhaling with simple meditation as needed, whatever dr says. Love and Hugs daily, Auntie D
Amen.
Amen! I’m Praying!!! 🙏🏻
Prayers 🙏 🎄Merry Christmas also
Amen
Dear Jessi I had an emergency c-section and never thought i was unlucky to not experience the pain of a natural birth😂 I also had it 1 month "in advance" and my boy is 11 y.o. now, very athletic, smart and even a little bit toxic😅 (due to entering his teenage era). You have nothing to worry about my love❤
I had unexpected bleeding at 11 weeks with my second child and I was terrified. I had just gone through two early miscarriages and was afraid it was happening again, but it turned out to be placenta previa. The doctor told me that I could bleed for the rest of the pregnancy, but I didn't! Four weeks later I had an ultrasound and the placenta had moved up very comfortably high in my uterus and everything went so well that he was eleven days overdue. 🙄 He's now 28, married, and a father of two boys! May God bless you with a very healthy pregnancy and I'll pray that your placenta moves right on up there!
A planned C section is much better than laboring for hours and being completely exhausted. I know this isn't the birth you wanted but we want a healthy baby and healthy mom. I am so excited for you both!! I have never been so happy for people I don't know. Many blessings for a safe delivery!!
My mom had to have me by C-section because I was 8 pounds 10oz. With a double crown 😮.
My second child was born by emergency C-section after 25 hours of labor. My third was a planned C-section which was a lovely birth experience.
I had that with one of my babies and it resolved. Prayers for you and that yours resolves as the uterus grows!
Thank you so much. Right now my biggest worry is having a severe bleed. Praying it doesn’t happen and we get to deliver baby (in whatever way) safely!
'Take it easy .......'. 😊
@ThePasinisI felt the same way. My husband took over all household chores and I took it easy the remainder of the pregnancy. I had several ultrasounds to monitor the progression of placement of the placenta. I pray you have the same results I had! ❤
I'm not a mom but as the youngest of 7 kids, I am a professional aunt so I've seen just about every type of birth you can get. Trust me when I say if you HAVE to go the c-section route, planned is soooo much better! Emergency ones are way scarier, even when the emergency is "minor" and they're doing it out of abundance of caution. But I am happy to see that you are acknowledging your sadness and holding space for it. So many people will say a healthy baby is all that matters, and in some ways that is true. However, it is important to let yourself grieve the "what could have been" moments as they come. But no matter what happens, just know you have so many strangers on the internet praying for you!
I had placenta previa and hemorrhaged at 30 weeks. I had an emergency c-section the same day. My son was born small but perfect❤ He was in the NICU for only a month. He is 41 years old today, happy healthy and has given me my 3 grandchildren. If things went that well in 1983, imagine all the medical advances. Dont waste time worrying, it is all going to come out well❤ God has you❤
Idk I'm confused now
@TiffanyClark-n4d what are you confused about ?
Dear, you've experienced so much pain already which is probably equivalent to labor. It doesn't matter how a baby is born. What matters is a healthy baby to hold in your arms. You have people all over the world praying for you and this baby! We love you and baby and will keep praying.
I had bleeding at 5 months with my first child. They said I had placenta previa. They told me as the uterus gets bigger that the placenta would move up and resolve. Last scans showed it moved up and it was fine. At birth I was in labor for two days trying to have natural birth to no avail. Ended up having a Csection. It was upsetting because I wanted natural birth but what’s more important, a healthy baby. Every thing is going to be ok. Do not stress. Enjoy your pregnancy and eventually you baby will be here before you know it.
I had four girls all by Csection. All my pregnancies I had preeclampsia and all were a week or two early. My second I had a tear in the amniotic sac. By the time I delivered her via Csection there was hardly any fluid around her. Csections aren’t bad. I too wanted to have natural births. Couldn’t even try a VBAC with second due to low fluid. Was very disappointed with both my first and second birth. My third though was scheduled and honestly it was less stressful going in because I knew the deal and it was smooth sailing. My attitude towards it was a little more positive and by my fourth birth it was very positive. It’s all about mindset. Stay positive! It doesn’t matter how they get here just that they are healthy and both mom and baby are safe. Also my first delivery was so upsetting because my daughter was born with no toes on her right foot from what they say is a constriction band that fell off placenta and wrapped around her toes. It the size of a piece of hair. Then she had jaundice so bad that she was under the bili lights for a month. My first three had jaundice each having it a little less. My fourth didn’t because she has the same blood type as me. My older three had their father’s blood type, which causes Coombs blood. So my pregnancies and births were crazy, but today I have a 23, 19, 17, and a 9 year old. All girls (my poor husband) lol. All healthy. And that is what matters!!❤
Wow, you have been through so much! So glad you and your girls all made it through ♥️
Snuggle up at home and relax and rest!
I had bleeding at 7 weeks and 7 months and was told the same. I was in labour for 2 days but minor cramps because my water hadn't broke and the real pain comes after the water breaks. I did have a natural birth and fast once my amniotic sac was broke. No meds. I had some issues afterwards but it resolved after 8 weeks and a trip to the hospital. Medicine is great nowadays. Don't worry all will be okay.❤
Not a great idea to share scary stuff!! Stick to uplifting!!❤️
All will be fine. God got you this far. Merry Christmas 🎁⛄🎄💕
Thank you so much. Merry Christmas to you too! ♥️
I had placenta previa with my daughter, unfortunately it didn’t resolve, and I began bleeding at 35 weeks exactly and had an emergency c-section the next day. My daughter is healthy and I was so grateful for modern medicine that we were both safe! It’s not the end of the world but was definitely not what I had planned when getting pregnant. I hope yours moves, but everything will be ok if it doesn’t!
So glad to know that even with the bleeding and emergency that you were both ok. Knowing this gives us a lot of comfort!
Same happened to my daughter in law at 32 weeks. Her and my grandson were fine. He stayed in nicu for a little. Today he is a very bright, active little boy!!
My first birth was twins with a c-section and 5 weeks early.. it was a planned surgery because my babies were transverse. This was 1981. It went well.
My second birth was one baby and I bled the whole pregnancy. I had a C-section with him also. Even though I was exhausted from the bleeding during my pregnancy everything was fine. Now after two C-sections I can't imagine having to push a baby out. I realized that having a planned C-section is so much better then have an emergency C-section. The doctors and the hospital were more prepared to handle the birth.
I think you are lucky to have so much technology to make sure you have a safe birth. I pray everything goes well I feel like you are in good hands. God bless we are excited for you!!
Same thing happened to my sister with her first. She has endo and has had surgeries, too, because of it.
She gave birth 10 minutes after getting to the hospital because she kept waiting for that excruciating pain everyone described, but it never came. 😂 I guess that is the one time she was glad for the endo!!
Hi there! Please do not worry too much about this, it is so often this gets diagnosed so early (more often so in IVF babies), in most cases it resolves itself by week 26-28-30. I personally had this with my first son, with slight bleeding for 3-4 weeks (the shock and stress is bad no matter how much you know about this) but it stopped eventually and my son was born healthy, we just ended up having a C-section for completely different reasons. With my second son I had stronger bleedings intermittently for almost 12 weeks even though I did not have a placenta preavia, and still we were lucky and he is now 10 months old. So, keep having faith, pray and stay positive! Best wishes and Happy Holidays!
This is all just a blip in time, soon you will have your baby in your arms and none of this will matter, keep ur heds up and enjoy this moment, love from a veteran mom of 6 ❤
With my twins I had placenta previa- went 37 weeks and first twin was born naturally. Second twin was c-section but, not due to placenta previa but because there were no contractions. Healthy babies! Don’t stress; enjoy the ride!
Come on prayer warriors ...... let's pray for this placenta to move on up !!!!
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Praying in agreement.
Please Take it easy, enjoy some down time. I had an emergency c-section 28 years ago. My brilliant beautiful, amazing daughter has been a blessing. I was so lucky, the c-section was not too bad . In my case much better than the labor pain. Having that lovely little baby at the end really helped. I continue to pray for an easy delivery and healthy mom and baby.
I had an emergency c-section. It was very scary but today I have a healthy college student who is at the top of the class after graduating as the valedictorian and getting a full ride to a premed program.
C-section babies can thrive right along side "regular birth" babies and live a full and amazing life.
I had a planned C-section with my second baby, and it was wonderful! It helped heal a lot of the birth trauma I had with my first baby.
The staff treated me so kindly. The atmosphere was so calm and peaceful, even for an OR. The doctor allowed me to play whatever music I chose, so I could listen to music that soothed me. When my daughter was born, they put her right up to the side of my face where I could see her, and I bonded with her instantly, even if I couldn't hold her. We snuggled cheek to cheek for a little bit. Then my husband went with the baby and snuggled and bonded with her, while they were finishing with me. It was such a beautiful birth!
I will pray that if you have to have a C-section, that yours will be just as beautiful. Keeping you all in my prayers!
Same experience. 1st was emergency c-section under anasthesia. 2nd was more planned. It was calm, the staff were all conversating casually with me, then baby was out and I got to hold him while they stiched me up.
This sounds wonderful! If we had another child I would have done the exact same thing!
I had a very traumatic, preemie (32weeks) first birth experience with my son, where 95% of the people in the hospital were rude towards my husband and me.
It was our first and we haven't had the chance to visit birth-classes!
I was completely lost.
They did the Kristellar practice without my consent, I got tored open/had to be knit for delivery wounds- and they did that without anaesthasia - because they thought the pda was still working (which was not the case anymore)... etc etc...
Later on I wished I could have had a peaceful delivery with a C section, with some care, bed rest and enough pain killers!
Natural birth is NOT always that dreamy dream imagination you fantasize about! In real life nothing goes according to plan- THAT'S a given!
@Jasonslittlesister1I'm so sorry for what you went through with your first birth. What a horrible experience. Even if you have a healthy baby at the end of it, that trauma sticks with you for a long time.
A friend with endometriosis got a natural birth delivery but (that's the funny part😂), the contractions was (for her) not a pain at all. She was questioning the Medi staff about when the real contractions will come on which, the answer was "you are at almost the max'.
She was surprised, took the delivery at ease with delivery contractions being a tiny fraction of endometriosis' pain
Think of the planned c-section as choosing special delivery for a very valuable package.
My planned C-section was very easy and joyful. My appendectomy the year prior was way worse
I had a C section and a VBAC for my 2nd child. Each experience brought different but happy memories and both my children have blessed my life. Focus on having a healthy baby and delivery, safety is the key! God has you in his hands and he will provide. I follow your videos and will continue to pray for you both. You will be amazing parents!!
I have had three cesarean sections. Our youngest was born at thirty-five weeks after five weeks of bed rest. In the end, all that mattered to me was that the babies were healthy. Being awake and hearing the first cry was awesome. My children are now 32, 30 and 28. Today’s medical advances will make your experience even better than mine was.
I knew you would gets lots of positive stories from moms who experienced placenta previa.
Praying to Saint Gerard for a safe happy delivery
Feeling baby kicking is the best part of pregnancy not having labor pains is probably a blessing.
Good luck lots of prayers.
Your blessing and joy is having him.
I had preterm labor from 17 weeks which had to be stopped six times because my daughter’s placenta had a tear and the amniotic fluid was leaking. She came at 32 weeks, six days because the sac emptied entirely into my blood stream and shot my blood pressure to 285/180. She is now a 29 year old special education teacher in Savannah. She’s happily married and thriving.
I had to go on bedrest at 14 weeks with my last child. At 27 weeks, they gave up about home-based bedrest and I had to stay at the hospital for the bedrest until he was delivered at 33 weeks due to medical issues for both of us. He is now a 21 year old man with a job and normal life.
In both cases, the pregnancies and deliveries were stressful but led to my beautiful children. I tell these stories to tell you that scary pregnancies which go totally against the birth plan can work out and most often do. I’m pulling for you both! 😊
🙏🙏🙏 for you. Worrying changes nothing but praying changes everything❤Most import is you and baby are healthy
Hope everything is okay ❤ And an early merry Christmas to you!
I just had grandbaby #4 after a high risk pregnancy. After several dangerous issues early on, later came the Placenta Previa. We were so worried, but I can tell you, the best advice is to have a great team of doctors (which I know you have) keeping a close watch on the situation and everything will be fine. My grandson was born a month early and he was a small little guy, but Mom and our 5 mth old grandson are doing well and he is growing every day. The Lord has a purpose for your sweet boy and He will take care of and protect you both 🙏
Mom of three here. With my youngest child, I was diagnosed with PP at 17 weeks as bleeding was my first symptom. My cervix was covered by a third of the placenta as well. Five weeks later, the placenta had moved completely. My 22 year old daughter delivered perfectly. Enjoy the downtime ❤
As a dad of 2 beautiful kids. 1 girl, 1 boy. I can't imagine going through this struggle. I always wanted to be a dad. I was lucky and my wife and I had very little complications. My boy tried to give me a scare on the night of his birth, but all is well. I pray for these 2 because they are going to be absolutely amazing parents. You can see how great of people they are and how much they love each other. That child is going to be amazingly loved. They absolutely deserve this happiness!!
Paleeeze-❤take it easy! We are all waiting for your precious angel.
Yessss🙏🏼❤️
My daughter had endometriosis and had to deliver both of her babies via C section, both Gabriella and Mateo were born earlier 2 years apart and they are doing well!!
I had placenta previa with my second pregnancy. Ultimately I was on bed rest and had a c-section. Not ideal, but totally fine. As you know, a healthy baby is the ultimate outcome. Best wishes!
ciao this is Alessio, do you delivery 3 weeks before? or more early?
@ThePasinishi! They had me go in 10 days before my due date.
This is the third video I’ve seen today. You being pregnant,you losing the baby and now as I said in the previous video you’re smiling again. I’m so glad to see your happiness gl with everything. Bless your hearts ❤
My planned c-section was an amazing, calm experience. Everyone in the OR was relaxed and joking around. They were able to walk me through each step without rushing because it wasn't an emergency. They were also able to control for more potential complications because they could adequately prepare for me. It was a very positive experience and one I would absolutely do again if I have another baby.
Good luck on your next scan, hope it moves. Either way you will have a healthy baby! Take care
So happy to see you this morning. I did not have previa but I know everything will go smoothly and you will ok💙 Have a merry Christmas and relax and do not stress
I had it with my baby too. We got so many extra ultrasounds which was great to ease anxiety. It resolved on its own. My little boy will be 4 in January and he is amazing! So happy to hear he is doing well and there were no more serious complications. Placenta previa is actually more common than people realize. Thank goodness we have the ability to screen for it to take the needed precautions. It was very manageable!
Keeping you in my Prayers for no more complications and want to wish you all Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year. Buon Natale
Happy to see you are in the safest car you can buy!! I recognize it as I have the same one, (white interior!) because I wanted to protect my boys and I more than anything. Sorry to hear about the placenta previa but sending all the good vibes, wishes and prayers that everything resolves.
By the way my IVF boys were born at 24 weeks 18 years ago and despite a bumpy road early on obviously, they are strong, healthy and amazing. You can do this!!
I join you in prayer for a continued safe pregnancy and delivery. 🙏🏽
* I had a planned C-section, my daughter was sideways, then breech. I was happy for the planned C-section...no issues. ❤
I'm just on my way back home from my anatomy scan at 22+1 weeks. Was very nervous, too, but it went well. Got some cute pictures, too. She looks exactly like her big brother when he was at that stage 😄
Hope all goes well with your placenta previa 🙏
my prayers are with you.... I know its scary! I hope you have a healthy baby no matter what!!
Sending good vibes and keeping you in my prayers 🙏🏻 I’m sure all is going to work out. We’ve come this far ❤ us internet Aunties and always wish you all the best Merry Christmas 🎄
I'm happpy that the visit for the most part went well. I also had placenta previa and it resolved itself within the last few weeks. There is hope, just keep doing what you are doing and we will be praying and sending good vibes to you!! Definitely keep us updated on how your are feeling!! ❤
I had a placenta that seriously didn't move an inch, but that is so so rare. In the Netherlands less than 1% of the pregnancies end with a placenta praevia, so I was the lucky one ;-). I hope you're the 99% ❤. Due to bleeding my daughter was born big and healthy via c-section with 37 weeks. But I know the worries and the birth plan being flushed down the toilet. Sending all the love and luck your way!!
You and your sweet baby boy will be great!!! I just know so!!!❤❤❤
Praying for vaginal birth! But most of all 1 healthy Jess and one healthy baby boy!
Hey, my Doctor hubby said they found it early!! You will be watched and made sure you and baby are okay. Hubby is retired ER physician.
I am praying so hard that everything will be great. Thank god you found it early and can be watched by your wonderful doctors. I had a placenta abruption at 30 weeks and went into labor. Thank god they were able to stop the labor that day and I was on bed rest for 8 weeks with lots of rest and he was born healthy almost 17 yrs ago!
I had an emergency c section and second time a planned one. The planned one was really easy peasy. 7.30 in the morning, from 4pm i took care of my baby all by myself, the women in the same room had a spontaneous birth with a ripp, she was definitely more uncomfortable than me. Do not worry the pain is not big and a few hours after you stand up and it is all fine!!! ❤
I was diagnosed with the same thing, but by the seventh month it had moved and everything went safely. Sending you so much love.❤❤❤❤
And my last name is Pisani!!😅😊❤❤❤❤
I had placenta previa with my first 33 years ago
Prepare for bleeding as it moves away from your cervix. That will feel strange to think of bleeding as something good ❤
I am so happy for you all. I had undiagnosed placenta previa, and everything turned out fine. My ob just ruptured my placenta when he went to break my water at induction (it was at the beginning of the covid shutdown and I chose induction a week before my due date because the local hospitals were discussing banning partners). Thankfully, 10 mins later my son was born via emergency C-section. It was not ideal, but my son and I were fine. He is now 5yrs old and THRIVING. I will be praying for you two. You have this. My husband and I both have kept you in our prayers throughout this whole journey.
Praying for a positive, healthy outcome. I feel in my bones you’ll get that. ❤️
Believe me. You're not missing anything with the whole labor process, and when it's over, you pretty much forget it. That's how we're able to have more babies and endure all the pain again. God knew what he was doing. I vote no pain is better. 😅😊
My previa resolved on it's own but it didn't end up mattering because my big ol 99 percentile baby got stuck, requiring an emergency c section. I was passionately against c sections but honestly, I lucked out & had an ideal procedure & recovery. It doesn't have to be the worst thing ever even if it's not your ideal birth scenario. The real ideal is a healthy baby & that helps with the disappointment if you do end up having to have surgery.
I've had four csections. A planned csection is stress free.
Your sister speaks wise words.
All the best for the next few weeks.
Rest up and enjoy growing your baby boy.
With my 4th pregnancy, I had placenta previa, no spotting. Similar, fully covered but not all of the placenta.
I was given the same 50/50 chance of clearing & repeat scans to check. I was lucky it did resolve.
It seems to me you’re in fantastic hands, good doc, good guidance & follow up. Baby is healthy.
Concerning of course. You’re doing well, I know it’s tough! We’re cheering for you!
In very early 1961 I was my 22 year old mother’s first child - placenta previa. No ultrasound then. 4 weeks early. Emergency C. Then she had 4 more after that - planned of course! I’ll be 65 in three weeks! 🎊 🎉 celebrate medical technology!
I wanted to have my daughter naturally but was unable to, I couldn't dilate past 7, the epidural wore off and had to have a C-section. When I went in to have a C-section I couldn't believe how smoothly it went!! While they were getting her out of my belly my husband and I were talking about what I wanted to eat for dinner since I hadn't eaten in 2 days of labor.😅 The recovery is so much easier than what you think it will be too! You are a strong woman with a high pain tolerance and you have an amazingly supportive husband. Whatever birth plan comes your way, you will get through it with flying colors! We can't wait to see your little family!🎉❤
I think it depends on the woman. My c section was not planned and I was in labor for hours. I was in pain after the c section. Moving around (gentle walking) helped in the long run, though.
I had placenta previa and mine moved away as my pregnancy progressed.. hoping that is true for y'all!
You got this mom and dad! Praying for you and baby boy. Much love!! ❤💙🙏
Prayers for continued safety for you and this precious baby boy.