MSE Pregnancy Club V

angelfairy

Sami_Bee wrote: »

and SB & AF My hubby cries at those ads and he certainly isn't pregnant, all together now... aahhhhhh

oh bless him...that has actually brought tears to my eyes (OMFG, i actually typed 'ears' instead of 'eyes' first :rotfl: )

MFD - you aren't a sap!!!! imagaine being like me and being like that all the time and just WORSE when pregnant

SeptemberBaby_2

Sami_Bee wrote: »

You've gone stark raving bonkers
I cried this morning at a horse on "this morning" I don't even like horses! :rolleyes:
I also cry whenever my mum tells me about a child she's proud of at school!! - What will I do when I'm proud of my own child??

and SB & AF My hubby cries at those ads and he certainly isn't pregnant, all together now... aahhhhhh

And the balance is restored! :jI proper belly laughed at that!

Sorry

xx

3onitsway

If you don't log on here for a day - it takes hours to catch up!!!


I'm just back from my 39w midwife appointment, heartbeat lovely and strong, baby still sitting comfortably, head down - but not engaged (not unusual with third!). BP a bit high again, but nothing to worry about.

MW claims a bit of jiggery is best to get me going - but i've absolutely no chance unless I get OH drunk and pounce when he's asleep. :rotfl:

I'm to go back two weeks today, at 41 +2 for a sweep and to discuss induction - Please, please, please, please don't let me still be here then!! :eek: And I certainly don't want to win the award for the most overdue - SB and Rmac are welcome to it.

Had a bit of back ache (period type pain) last night, so stayed upright and ironed, had lots of tightenings across my tummy - then woke up this morning all normal - OH reckons it was wind which I managed to expel in my sleep :mad: .



And bumps - mines another 'swallowed a beach ball' bump. Apparently I look normal from behind. But I bumped into my next-door-but-one neighbour this afternoon and she was shocked to see my tummy. Apparently she didn't know, and she'd not noticed before?!? How?? I must bump into her at least once a week! (She is affectionately known as 'crazy-lady' in our house).

SeptemberBaby_2

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

I love RLT :j :j

Thing that gets me most SB is that I am not normally a super-emotional kind of person. I'm loving and kind (of course) but would be the first to poo-poo something really soppy...

So I am finding myself sobbing my heart out but at the same time being completely horrified with myself for being such a sap :rotfl:

I'm a closet sap .

xx

astonsmummy

Aggg i feel really uggghhhhh!
I'm constantly tired, not just tired, exhausted/sluggish, my spd has just crept up on me and am in constant agony, i was crying in pain in bed last night, my back kills too, feels like the skin on my back is being over stretched.
I just want to go to bed and wake up when i've had the baby, i know i'm being a moany old bint but i dunno how much more of the pain i can take I cant stop crying over everythign and anything too, muist of cried at least 6 times today since 8am.
I'm even thinking about not going to scotland cos i just cant deal with the exhuastion.........
sorry, rant/moan over

HypnoNu

talking of crying randomly...

i was having a right flap last night deciding what i wanted to eat, i eventually settled on a fish finger sandwich??then realised there was only one fish finger left in the packet so I shouted at OH for leaving 1 fish finger in a packet, i mean what's the point??and then walked into the kitchen and burst into tears...

it wasn;t because therewas only one fish finger...it was because his response to my shouting at him was that "there's no bloody point having a cry about a fish finger".....so i went into the kitchen and had a cry about the fish finger....

he was quite sweet after that really...he came into the kitchen and gave me a big cuddle while i had a sob and said he'd go out and buy me fish fingers if that's what i really wanted to eat...
but i didn't really want them anyway....i didn;t want anything to eat....that was the problem but it was the only thing i'd managed to actually decide on eating and then it was cruelly snatched away...and it was too much to take :rotfl:

My_Fathers_Daughter

3onitsway wrote: »

And bumps - mines another 'swallowed a beach ball' bump. Apparently I look normal from behind. But I bumped into my next-door-but-one neighbour this afternoon and she was shocked to see my tummy. Apparently she didn't know, and she'd not noticed before?!? How?? I must bump into her at least once a week! (She is affectionately known as 'crazy-lady' in our house).

We have 'maddo' and 'angel' next door to us!!

Angel because she is called Hazel but when she introduced herself Hubby was convinced she said she was 'Angel'!!

Her husband Maddo is just bonkers!! He secretly prunes and feeds the plants in our garden that he can reach over our 6 Foot high fence :rotfl:

When I went out to start the car this morning at half seven Angel appeared in their porch 'dusting' the front door :rotfl: they only decorated in the porch at the end of last week - she just wanted an excuse to talk my ear off!!

I am another who looks pretty normal from the back but absolutely huge from the side - I don't look at myself from the side any more :rotfl:


Sending you a couple of labour vibes but I am reserving most of them for McSmiler at the moment!!

Princess81

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

I love RLT :j :j

Thing that gets me most SB is that I am not normally a super-emotional kind of person. I'm loving and kind (of course) but would be the first to poo-poo something really soppy...

So I am finding myself sobbing my heart out but at the same time being completely horrified with myself for being such a sap :rotfl:

Ditto! :rotfl:

I cried in the bath last week for almost 45mins cos I forgot to ask hubby to clean the bathroom as it was his day off and he had asked me to let him know if he could do anything :rolleyes:

How stupid is that

Millie's_Mum

MFD, AF & everyone really, if you think you are soppy now just wait until the first time you watch the news after you've had the baby it'll have you in floods of tears, I remember that really clearly from last time cos I'm not normally that emotional even when preg.

Eventually had to stop telly and radio, and it never really leaves you, sometimes if theres something on the telly about a child being hurt I just won't watch it.

My_Fathers_Daughter

HypnoNu wrote: »

but i didn't really want them anyway....i didn;t want anything to eat....that was the problem but it was the only thing i'd managed to actually decide on eating and then it was cruelly snatched away...and it was too much to take :rotfl:

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Ah bless - you have summed up my whole state of mind at the moment...everything is just too much to cope with - whether it is going my way or not!!

I thought I had got past all this irrational carp!