MSE Pregnancy Club III

ticklepenny_2

skintchick wrote: »

M&S suck. Go to John Lewis as they are great.

I agree with you on the M&S front I think they are evil

angelfairy

ticklepenny wrote: »

Something I have been a bit miffed by......plus size maternity clothes dont exist if you are over size 20 to 22. :rolleyes:

Although I have discovered that Matalan make stretchy pants for larger women that are smart enough to wear to the office! Yay!

Does anyone know of plus size maternity wear?

Oh and Bra's, I am a 44 C which only exists in Avon, but me babylons are getting bigger, so can I still get measured in M&S even though I dont exist in their ranges?

have you had a look at simplyb maternity on their website?

ticklepenny_2

ooooh I like that idea! I hadnt thought of Simplybe Thank you:T

angelfairy

i'm going to have a nose too becuase my work trousers are going to be on the snug side at the minute.

SeptemberBaby_2

I have bought quite a few bits from simplybe, including:

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And I've worn them to an inch of their lives :rotfl:

Remember to do a search for discount codes before you buy

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sooz

ticklepenny wrote: »

Something I have been a bit miffed by......plus size maternity clothes dont exist if you are over size 20 to 22. :rolleyes:

Additions do a small maternity range, which goes up to a size 22. The sizes are quite generous, I am being swamped by a size 18 wrap shirt, despite the enormous bump & even huger boobs
For bras, have you tried bravissimo?

skintchick

Morning girls
Yesterday I called my GP's secretary and got her to ask him whether I should go and see him now or leave it a week or two, thinking that when I phoned him last time with my similarly-early BFP he told me to wait a week, retest and then see him.

I expected him to say to leave it a week or two, retest and then go in. But the secretary just called and he said he wants me to g o in 'now'. That's his/her word, not mine. Now.

I have booked for Monday at 9.20am but now am worrying that this means he thinks there is something wrong.

It also means that it is almost the same timeframe as last time. Last time I saw him four (working) days after getting my BFP and Monday is four working days (although not simply four days as last time) after this BFP.

As I got my BFP on the same day in my cycle as last time this feels a bit spooky.

Please tell me I am being silly! Is there any reason he would say to go in 'now' and not 'leave it a week' like last time?

I need some reassurance!

Lucifa73

Random whinge alert.

I ache EVERYWHERE and am so tired even though I have slept through from 10-6 for the last two nights. Sigh

Whinge over:p

My_Fathers_Daughter

skinty - there is no way that he would know that there is a problem with this pregnancy just from hearing your name.

Maybe he knows you are a worrier and wants to reassure you?

Try to calm down a bit - you will make yourself ill.

Take care.

Lucifa73

skintchick wrote: »

Morning girls
Yesterday I called my GP's secretary and got her to ask him whether I should go and see him now or leave it a week or two, thinking that when I phoned him last time with my similarly-early BFP he told me to wait a week, retest and then see him.

I expected him to say to leave it a week or two, retest and then go in. But the secretary just called and he said he wants me to g o in 'now'. That's his/her word, not mine. Now.

I have booked for Monday at 9.20am but now am worrying that this means he thinks there is something wrong.

It also means that it is almost the same timeframe as last time. Last time I saw him four (working) days after getting my BFP and Monday is four working days (although not simply four days as last time) after this BFP.

As I got my BFP on the same day in my cycle as last time this feels a bit spooky.

Please tell me I am being silly! Is there any reason he would say to go in 'now' and not 'leave it a week' like last time?

I need some reassurance!

He's possibly erring on the side of caution because of last time? It doesn't mean it'll have the same outcome.