PBAL, if you are on Clexane due to immune issues and/or thrombophilia issues, you are supposed to stay on it until 6 weeks after giving birth.
If you are doing a planned birth (C section or other induction) you will stop 24 hours beforehand or stop & switch to heparin. Heparin has a shorter half-life & there exists an antidote to it so if they have to do a spinal needle of any kind they won't worry about you bleeding too much...Otherwise if on Clexane you will have to stop & wait at least 12 hours before you can have an epidural as the anesthesiologist will insist on that.
Time is passing so fast!
Sorry for no personals, our boy keeps me busy... & he types away rapidly with both hands then clicks the mouse, causing all sorts of havoc, so I try not to be on the computer when he is awake.

And since he never sleeps more than 10 hours at night and 30 min-2 hours nap once a day, that doesn't leave me much time to do anything at all! He still nurses every two hours at night, it's crazy but that just seems to be the way he is so I just do it. I'd been sleeping seperately for a while with him in his room, but have moved back to the bed with my husband which makes it a bit more difficult.
He is over 14 months, goes up/down stairs, runs around like mad, & is having a wonderful time. We had to switch babysitters & the new one is all right, but we have our fingers crossed for a spot in the creche starting in November going halfday mornings. Can't hold our breathe as I doubt we will get a spot, the creches are extra full & first priority is to parents who both work full time & for multiple-child families. The babysitter is 3 hours twice per week, & is supposed to leave me alone for a bit, but today it is raining so either I have to go out or I have to accept that it's not really alone time. We had a few activites here & there, but France has begun its summer shut-down & the only things left are for older kids. The play group I started with a few other moms meets usually twice a week, but now that vacations are here & there are the usual days off for illness etc it is often just 2-3 kids -- but even that is great & I am so glad we were able to find people here & there.
No new plans for new kids.....