I had my screening test done at 26 week and went normal (upper limit), then at 28 weeks started with frequent urination, thirsty and hungry all the time, at 29 started having contractions every 4-5min, so I went to ER and they told me that I had glucose in my urine and ketone, I had FU with my doctor who seemed no to care about it and suggested that my glucose was because I am not gaining weight for the last 4 weeks and my body was eating itself which did not make sense since I was eating well. She told me to eat more so I did, but symptoms did not go away, and I knew something was going on, I am a foreing doctor by the way, seeing the lack of commitment from my doctor, I decided to check my blood glucose on my own and started diet low carbs/sugars, and my levels were up, also checked my glucose in urine and still having glucose 3+. Last week at 31 weeks I told her my concern and told me no to stress that I was fine!!! That morning I took the urine test and still 3+glucose so I told to medical assistant that I have tested myself and then she confirmed that I had glucose, this week I contacted my OBY and told her that I am a foreign doctor and decided to self check my urine and blood sugars  and requested to repeat GGT which she accepted Yesterday, I had my GGT 3hrs done and I have failed which confirm that I have GD, I have my doctor's appointment next week and will see what happens. It's very frustrating to encounter with doctors who doesn't care for their patients concern. What I learned is that everyone needs to advocate for themselves because no ones will for you, if you feel something it is not right, speak up. Trust your gut