I told my husband about it when he got up. He planned on staying home but I told him to go to work because I didn't feel like I was in labor. My contractions were not really any different than they had been for weeks. He felt I was in transition though because the only time I have ever thrown up during the end of a pregnancy is when I am getting close to the end of labor and nearing delivery. That made him really nervous. I assured him I was going to be fine and to please go to work.
Soon after he left though, I threw up once or twice more and just really didn't feel well. I called him and told him that it would probably be best if he just turned around and came home. We talked when he got back home and I decided to go ahead and call my midwife and try to get an appointment.
I got an appointment for 12pm that day which was just 1.5 hours from when I called in. We rushed to get everyone together and in the van to make it to my appointment on time.
When I got there, my midwife was unavailable since she was delivering a baby but one of the doctors saw me. She did an ultrasound and said the babies looked great but didn't feel the need to check me because clearly I wasn't in labor.
