Depending on where you live, and your lenderâs policy regarding foreclosures, you likely will be able to miss your payments for at least three months (very possibly as many as five months) before your lender starts formal foreclosure proceedings.
Just wanted to add to that M was breech until about 35 weeks. I didn't do acu or moxi-just a lot of down dogs and avoided the squatting position (yoga) for any length of time (so as not to set the baby in breech position). I also wouldn't necessarily worry about breech position until closer to 35-36 weeks..heir view was that there was plenty of time for the baby to turn on its own up until 39 weeks. My older son turned from full breech to head down at around 37 weeks, and this was directly after doing a lot of yoga positions designed to make it easier for the baby to move.
They can turn the baby (believe this is called an EVC) but it is very risky and can be very painful (and not a very high success rate). I decided if my LO was still breech at 37 weeks, I would go with a c-section.y baby is still lying breech at 32 weeks. The consultant was reassuring and said two thirds of babies turn in time...