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martha1220

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How Much Longer? Posted: 12-01-03 17:59pm


I went to my doctor today and was told that I was dilated 2cm. What exactly does this mean and how much longer until I deliver? Someone please calm my nerves.

redrose

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Posted: 12-01-03 18:23pm


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cme629

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Posted: 12-06-03 15:52pm


Being 2 cm's really doesnt mean anything.. Meaning labor can be way off yet. I was 2 cm with my 1st pregnancy for 7 weeks... Good luck to ya!! :d

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