While you did your end of the deal the borrower may not have done theirs. First, it may be beneficial to send a simple demand letter restating the terms of the loan in case the borrower simply forgot. If the debt remains you might consider mediation or a collection agency. Finally, if all else fails you may be forced to contact an attorney, file suit, and go to court.
In about 1 in every 10 women, the bag of waters breaks several hours before labor starts. Although rare, the bag of waters can break days before labor starts. If your bag of waters breaks more than 3 weeks before your due date, your health care provider may try to stop labor if the baby would be too premature. Because the bag of waters protects against infection, you will be checked to make sure there is no infection in your uterus.
But if regular contractions aren't happening within 24 hours of your water breaking, your ob-gyn may want to evaluate you and baby and possibly induce labor with pitocin. * How long it's been since the bag broke. If your baby hasn't arrived within 24 hours after your water broke, your doctor may give you antibiotics intravenously. That's because there's a chance an infection can travel into the uterus and cause an infection in the baby, says Dr. Hill. As for what to avoid, it may depend on your doctor.