MSE Pregnancy Club IV

angelfairy

ladies, i am going to HAVE to disappear, not as though i've been on much today, but work is just too manic.

however, i have spoken to HMRC who have confirmed that i can undertake Self Employed work whilst receiving SMP.

got to dash.

xx

My_Fathers_Daughter

feelinggood wrote: »

Rolling over is horrible, got to be really careful. The physio lady got up on the table and showed us how to roll over in bed, which helps. I've got one of those triangle cushion things, and thats good too. If I stay in any one position for too long, its really painful when I get up. The amount of times I've got out of bed and fallen down because my leg won't take the weight!

Oh feelie - please watch yourself falling over like that...
My grinding is def worse in the morning - and it seems to echo in the bathroom so hubby can hear the noise from our bedroom (sorry - hope no-one feels queasy )
I also need to take care when *ahem* exercising...I certainly can't 'exercise' more than once a day if I want to be able to walk.
I am finding that the aquanatal is good though - both for me and bubba. He seems to really love us being in the water which makes me happy too

My_Fathers_Daughter

angelfairy wrote: »

ladies, i am going to HAVE to disappear, not as though i've been on much today, but work is just too manic.

however, i have spoken to HMRC who have confirmed that i can undertake Self Employed work whilst receiving SMP.

got to dash.

xx

'got to dash'...:mad:

Need more info about Self Employed work lady!

Sounds very positive for you (and just wondering if I can get hubby to employ me to do some admin work whilst I am off??). Is there a max no of hours etc?

Sami_Bee

MFD: I knew AF didn't like the 2 handles but thought she needed to know its the way to go with a buggy I assumed that she'd be getting the bus to go to the shops (are you AF?) and therefore would need to have a place for the shopping.
AF The design of the buggy we got is black with tribal design and my friends hubby was dead jealous that Chris had a "manly" buggy when he was forced to push his daughter in a pink one :rotfl:

Princess81

I'm after a bit of advise if anyone can help I have just slipped and fallen over in the street i felt more stupid than anything else now i'm really shaken up I am just concerned about the baby not me i have tried to ring the midwife but her phone is off?

feelinggood_2

Princess81 wrote: »

I'm after a bit of advise if anyone can help I have just slipped and fallen over in the street i felt more stupid than anything else now i'm really shaken up I am just concerned about the baby not me i have tried to ring the midwife but her phone is off?

How far along are you?

Do you have a number for the Community Midwife team?

My_Fathers_Daughter

Princess - first thing is first - get home if you are not already and get your feet up (preferably in bed).

I have fallen twice now (both shockers but both indoors) and I the shock is usually the worst bit.

Are you okay?

cazscoob

we have MIL and FIL most years and its great as they keep kids happy and out of kitchen and i get on with food. MIL cant cook so it helps her out and she also has this thyroid prob so doesnt eat. i usually make up a big box with the leftovers so they have that later on and next day!

FG thats the worst bit atempting to get up at 3am for the toilet and not being able to stand lol! i find it really hard in bed to move and get comfy, was planning on putting the spare quilt under the sheet to see if the extra padding helps??

MFD well if the crazed woman ever gets fed up i know where she could be of most help:D

Sami_Bee

Princess81 wrote: »

I'm after a bit of advise if anyone can help I have just slipped and fallen over in the street i felt more stupid than anything else now i'm really shaken up I am just concerned about the baby not me i have tried to ring the midwife but her phone is off?

Its unlikely baby is hurt unless your bump is big and you landed bumpside down. if you've got no pains don't worry and just keep trying the MW or try nhs direct 0845 4647 (yes thats the whole number )

Princess81

17 weeks tomorrow I have only one number for the midwife. i did fall on my side and i think my hand had most of the impact