By you having complications and being 33 weeks, I don't understand why they haven't already given you that information. I'm sure you should be able to call the office and ask anyone on the staff there about having or needing this infomation. Mine came in the packet they gave me the same day that I found out I was pregnant along w/ instructions on when to turn the forms in etc....

 Like Chera I was given a packet the day I found out I was preggo with pre-registration forms for the hospital.  Like you I am also high risk, 33 wks, and have not been asked any of the birth plan questions.  I am kinda on weekly appointments though.  I see my OB one week and my high risk OB the next week.  I am guessing partly because they are not sure if I will have to have a c-section they are holding off the talk as long as possible.  It was brought up in my last appointment but we have another u/s on the 8th and should know more then.  If I were you, I would check the hospital's website for pre-registration forms or call the hospital.  For pre-reg the information they really need is your contact info, insurance info and emergency info.  From what I understand, your doc will send over a copy of your chart with medical history and orders.  I would also make sure that your delivery partner is fully aware of your wishes and any concerns you have so that they can be your voice if you can't be.  OH... and my high risk OB assured me the hospital would be made aware of my diabetes (gestional but they think I have undiagnosed type 2) and that me and the baby would be taken care of.

Thank you all for your input. I called the Labor and Delivery Department at the hospital where I plan to deliver and to no shock they were baffled/concerned to why I wasn't pre-registered months ago. I had originally planned to register on the 11th, since I have a Maternity Ward Tour that day, but because babies are so unpredictable, I ended up in Labor and Delivery today for observation after a non-reactive NST and getting registered...ironic or what?!?!

All is well now and I do feel a little bit more at ease knowing that the baby is ok and that I am registered. They had suggested I register in person, because of my previous health condition, but as well they  offer online registration. The only thing that upsets me, is that instead of getting photocopies of the information they now have, I have to request a copy of my medical records from my doctor if I am concerned about delivering at another hospital, even with todays episode of having contractions without feeling them and the baby's heart rate dropping, I'm a little ticked off and stressed that i can't even get a photocopy of my Registration Papers, has anyone else gone/ or is going through anything similar? The L/D nurse told me I could also pre-register at the hospital I am closer to, but to me that seems a little confusing, does that even make sense to register at a hospital you are not being seen at?? I have a doctor's appointment and another NST on Tuesday, so fingers are crossed that we will remain in tact until then, I plan to be very vocal and bring reinforcement a.k.a. the mother ;) on this day.

Once again, thank you all for your comments and advice, this has been a very emotional and scary time for me, as this is my first pregnancy and with so much going on, your mind is never really at ease. My experience is a little jaded because I feel so impersonal with the staff at my ob clinic who has been monitoring me so closely for months yet it feels like everyone is a stranger and could care less. For the first time today in L/D, I received excellent and personal and real advice from a doctor and a nurse about their deliveries and opinions on my situation...something I believe all women should naturally receive, especially if this is your first pregnancy and you have a pre-existing or even new, or even completely "healthy" pregnancy...we're pregnant..we need attention too lol.

I will keep you informed on any updates, I wish you all a safe and happy August, (or even July or September) Delivery, we never know when they'll decide to come into the world!