[at-l] Trail related pregnancy of daughter-in-law

[bushwackerfish@mindspring.com (Bushwacker)]

To my knowledge - it is only through ultra-sound observation that an
accurate timing of development of a baby can be obtained.

Bushwacker

At 10:31 AM 12/11/2002 -0600, Phil Heffington wrote:
>I wrote, and Felix responded:
>
>  I may have a new grandchild born in the middle of my hike next year
> (according to the first pregnancy test, at least).
>
>Now, that's specific. None of the EPTs I've been involved with could tell
>me what I was going to be doing at the ETA of...well, you know....
>
>(Congrats, according to the first test...)
>
>(On average, how many EPTs are accurate?)
>
>I would ask what you mean by "accurate"?  "Accurate" meaning yes or
>no?  or "accurate" meaning when she will deliver?
>
>To make this trail related, can an OB/GYN, or other pregnancy expert, help
>me out here?  If she is now (Dec. 12th) 5 days "late" and her EPT is
>positive and "accurate", when should she actually complete a full term
>pregnancy?  My window for hiking next year is probably going to be between
>July 15 and August 15.
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