MSE Pregnancy Club III

Triggles

I saw a sign at the surgery last time we were there "pregnancy tests £2" - if they try to charge me £2 I swear to God I'm going to go nuclear! I'm gonna bring the whole battery of tests I've taken in and dump them on the desk! (poor DH, he's already cringing over this - doesn't know what I'll do! - I believe the word he muttered was "hormonal":rotfl: ) AND the snotty girl on the phone asked me when the last AF was - told her - and she says "well, you're not even late yet!" um... actually I am - as I have short cycles. Grrrrrr and if I wasn't late yet but still got BFP - what does it really matter? :mad: I know I'll have to go through the whole "short cycles" stuff with them when I turn in the test, when I talk to the GP, then again with the midwife. Wonder if I can write it out on a card - "Yes, I know. I have short cycles. This is my ovulation date........ so you can actually have an ACCURATE due date. " *sigh*

As far as the "being too fat" goes - I am well overweight - I had my DS 2.5 years ago - no epidural, no pethidrin (sp?), no anything really - and no problems. It was really no more or less difficult that 20 years prior to that when I had DD and I was a normal weight then. And I'm fully anticipating getting the "you weigh too much" lecture along with the "older mother" spiel. I just have to remember *breathe in* *breathe out* *don't scream* ....

astonsmummy

SeptemberBaby wrote: »

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Damn it I aint got a bloody printer :mad:
I'm sooooo rubbish! Will have to see if me mum's one has ink in.

feelinggood_2

astonsmummy wrote: »

I've seen you pic, you aint that bloody fat! :mad:
Talk about make a girl feel special! :rolleyes:

BMI of 45 believe it or not

astonsmummy

miss_corerupted wrote: »

don't think i did, i though it was just the swelling but it's sooo painful, i can't write properly at the mo. i couldn't get the toilet paper off the roll last night took ages. My ex mw has now gone to be a chambermaid in some french ski resort!!!

You have my sypmpathy, I first got CTS when I was a mere 15 years old :eek:

astonsmummy

feelinggood wrote: »

BMI of 45 believe it or not

How do you work it out, I thik mine is 35 which is still pretty high aint it.

astonsmummy

I just wrte out a list of what I still need to get and 'm scared!
I'm a worrier anyway and the main thing I am worrying about is the buggy, Dan said we can get it in Jan when he gets paid (fortnightly) so as soon as thats got I can relax a bit.

feelinggood_2

astonsmummy wrote: »

How do you work it out, I thik mine is 35 which is still pretty high aint it.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/health/healthy_living/your_weight/bmiimperial_index.shtml

Thing is, I don't feel that fat. Maybe I'm in denial!

angelfairy

astonsmummy wrote: »

How do you work it out, I thik mine is 35 which is still pretty high aint it.

i think it's by height/weight ratio.

if you go google BMI calculator you should be able to work it out, i know there's a calculator on the weight watchers website.

Lucifa73

astonsmummy wrote: »

I just wrte out a list of what I still need to get and 'm scared!
I'm a worrier anyway and the main thing I am worrying about is the buggy, Dan said we can get it in Jan when he gets paid (fortnightly) so as soon as thats got I can relax a bit.

Don't worry - I've taken the view that so long as by Bean has a place to sleep, clothes to keep decent and warm and a place to sleep anything else can come later. As for the buggy - just think of those January sales you can take advantage of...

Sami_Bee

AM: get your mum to join boots parenting club so she can get the voucher for bag I did last time coz mum thought the old huggies one was just right for her school trips when she has to take all the first aid stuff :rotfl: