Well after another 3.5 hours on the CTG they finally let me home! He had lots of not mets on the criteria because his heart rate was going too high when he wasn’t moving, then he was moving too much and his HR was too high but the dips were too low (going from between 185-215bpm down to 110-125bpm!!) but eventually it all seemed to settle and the highs and lows started to sync with movement. I’m glad I stayed firm and refused to leave without seeing a doctor after the first 20 min CTG because the longer one clearly showed I wasn’t being dramatic saying he’s not moving much and there was something going on. The MW said he could have been distressed because of the monitoring and that’s why his heart rate was so scatty?! Is that even a thing?? He doesn’t know he’s being monitored
Anyway a registrar eventually came to see me and said they could admit me for regular monitoring but the next one would be in 6-8 hours on the ward, or I can come back tomorrow and go back on the CTG for an hour and see what happens, so I’ve gone with that option because I can’t cope with the lack of sleep on the ward. I’m a bit frustrated (and worried, tbh) because when I was on the monitor on Wednesday his HR was also quite high and didn’t really correlate to movement but they just said then that he was “excited”. But now I’m wondering if something is going on with his heart. I have a condition that causes tachycardia, as does my sister (she gets tachycardia and bradycardia though), so I’m wondering if it’s a genetic thing although neither of us developed it or any symptoms until we were in our 20s, or whether he is just getting a bit fed up and distressed in there
but we will be reviewed again tomorrow and go from there. There was mention of bringing my csection forward to this week if my CTG is the same tomorrow. At one point it was going to be today
Mr R, ever the optimist in the car on the way home “fancy a bag when we get in to try and get him out then”
no babe, I’m good 
Mr R, ever the optimist in the car on the way home “fancy a bag when we get in to try and get him out then”