MSE Pregnancy Club III

sooz

SeptemberBaby wrote: »

This time I'm sure I'm going to be stressing whether my waters go in the middle of Asda :eek:.

I still remember what our biology teacher said to us all those years ago...

In late pregnancy, ALWAYS carry an umbrella. Then wherever your waters break, however embarrassing the situation, open your umbrella, look up, & tell the person nearest to you that the roof is leaking/it's raining

pinkpig08

Thinking of you today Krystaltips - I hope all goes well ((((hugs))))

blottedcopybook

Good luck today Krystaltips, thinking of you xxx

Re: Baby weights. I delivered all three of mine the old-fashioned way. #1 was 12lb 3oz, #2 was 9lb 3oz and #3 was 7lb 3oz (delivered at 37w, forecast to be 10lb+ at full term). I'm hoping that pattern means this one will be a tiny 6lb 3oz and will pretty much fall out

re: Scans for normal people
Up here you get ONE scan at 13 weeks. That's your lot. I'm 10w and haven't seen my regular midwife yet, haven't had my booking appointment or anything. The only people I've seen were at the early pregnancy unit.

I hate this postcode lottery nonsense.

angelfairy

Krystaltips - Thinking of you this morning and sending loads of support your way.

After a teary night, i was ever so pleased to have my hand on my tummy, only to feel bubs give a nice hard push against it. i was thrilled. after doing some lifting on the weekend i scared myself silly that something could be wrong, so was mighty pleased that bubs let me know s/he was moving about strongly. Such an amazing feeling. God, i think i will cry for the world when i actually feel a kick

SeptemberBaby_2

Blotted, I think alot of the first timers here will be hoping 12lb 3oz is a typo :eek: :rotfl:

xx

blottedcopybook

SeptemberBaby wrote: »

Blotted, I think alot of the first timers here will be hoping 12lb 3oz is a typo :eek: :rotfl:

xx

I'd had gas & air and diamorphine before he was delivered, I thought they were handing me a doll! He was enormous!

ticklepenny_2

Well I feel very naff today, I am tired, want to cry and feel sick, and here I am at work hurumph. I work in a call centre and its really busy, I just want to go home today and curl up and feel rough. Sorry rant over.

How is everyone today?

rosies_mum

Ouch blotted, I'm amazed you had more after that! It would have put me off for life LOL!

I'm in that boat right beside you, Rosies Mum!

Thanks SB, lets hope its "plain sailing" from now on eh! Groan.... sorry what an awful attempt at a pun this time in the morn!

Thinking of you krystaltips x

AF - fancy giving yourself a scare like that, hope you've learnt your lessen and take it easy from now on! Its lovely to "feel" them isn't it. So pleased for you x

I still remember what our biology teacher said to us all those years ago...

In late pregnancy, ALWAYS carry an umbrella. Then wherever your waters break, however embarrassing the situation, open your umbrella, look up, & tell the person nearest to you that the roof is leaking/it's raining

Sooz - nearly choked on my toast, LOL how funny would that be.....

MrsTinks

After dry heaving last night and throwing up a tiny amount I managed to sleep reasonably well... this morning I feel rough again but have work to do At least I am working from home (mainly because I am just NOT driving anywhere after my incident being in the office on tuesday where I threw up...
I just want this stage to be over!!!!

angelfairy

rosies_mum wrote: »

AF - fancy giving yourself a scare like that, hope you've learnt your lessen and take it easy from now on! Its lovely to "feel" them isn't it. So pleased for you x

Oh i have VERY much learnt my lesson, don't worry about that.

I have been panicking ever since saturday that i could have done some damage