MSE Pregnancy Club III

skintchick

angelfairy wrote: »

thanks for that skintchick.

how did your mum know that the cord was around your neck in the womb?

Sorry, I meant it was round my neck during the labour and birth ([EMAIL="I@ve"]I've[/EMAIL] kinda assumed it was round my neck before labour started) and the doctors told her when all hell broke loose!

greent

Little Pickle -

ah - the 'joys' of pregnancy/ parenting! We spend lots of time after we've got that BFP worrying about anything - either we feel ill or we don't - we're going to worry - and then we worry when the bundle is here - it doesn't stop!

My pgs have all been different - I didn't have any sickness with 1 & 2. i did with 3 (until he was born) and did for a while with this one - it suddenly stooped (no easing off - 1 day I was throwing up everything, the next everything was fine!) - so that worried me silly.

Pains? - well, they really do come and go - so it is perfectly possible to go a few days with no stretching pains.

Sore boobs? - again I've differed on this in different pgs - and when they have been tender it's stopped quickly and quite early on.

I'm not sure any of us can really put your mind at rest, but you can virtually guarantee that you'll find several of us who have had similar (lackof) symptoms/ worries with no resulting problems.

((hugs))

greent
x

angelfairy

skintchick wrote: »

Sorry, I meant it was round my neck during the labour and birth (I've kinda assumed it was round my neck before labour started) and the doctors told her when all hell broke loose!

that's okay skintchick.

glad you are okay now though :rotfl:

miss_corerupted

i'm going out to the cow shed to get the calfing bar, just in case.

Sitting here waiting for the drugs to be delivered. Unfortuntly it's sealed so can't have a go on the gas and air hehe

skintchick

Well ladies, today i have officially been PG for longer than I was last time, so I'm really hoping this means baby is sticking. I have v sore boobs today which is a good sign, although apart from being exhuasted I still have no sickness really - just a touch of nausea when I wake up.

From now on every day is an achievement

angelfairy

skintchick wrote: »

Well ladies, today i have officially been PG for longer than I was last time, so I'm really hoping this means baby is sticking. I have v sore boobs today which is a good sign, although apart from being exhuasted I still have no sickness really - just a touch of nausea when I wake up.

From now on every day is an achievement

:j :j :j :T :T :T :beer: :beer: :beer:

Little_Pickle

awww skinty, that's fantastic! xoxoxoxoxoxox

Little_Pickle

greent - thank you so much.

Believe it or not, your posts have helped me. It's exactly what I needed... to share this with some lovely women who know just how I feel and can tell me, yup, Pickle - that happened to me too!

you guys make me so squishy with your constant love and support for each other.... awww x xxx x x x x x x x x x x

Millie's_Mum

I had the cord around my neck when I was born apparently as well, by all accounts I was fine although a little blue looking when I arrived.

angelfairy

Now ladies, if/when you have had your 25 week check with the midwife was it here you received the certificate confirming your pregnancy? I need to let work know by the end of the month when i am going off to start maternity leave and provide them with this certificate also.

xx