*The good news daily chat thread*16th Feb 2009

Snaggles

spud30 wrote: »

Luc, it's not going wrong hun. You're carrying a big lump of a bean round, your body is working hard to keep it warm etc. You're bound to feel a bit rough towards the end.

She's right you know, the very end stages of pregnancy are pretty grim - I think it's natures way of getting rid of your nerves about going into labour. You just get to a point where you think 'I don't care if it hurts, just get this damn baby out of me before I go insane'. It's normal to feel like that Luc hun, don't worry.

Lucifa73

just reading what was put in my notes. Now 3/5 palpable so there has been a move in the right direction:D

spud30

Snaggles wrote: »

She's right you know, the very end stages of pregnancy are pretty grim - I think it's natures way of getting rid of your nerves about going into labour. You just get to a point where you think 'I don't care if it hurts, just get this damn baby out of me before I go insane'. It's normal to feel like that Luc hun, don't worry.

DS was long, and heavy, and the last few weeks were AWFUL. Feet in ribs, head bouncing on bladder, sciatica, heartburn.....the list was endless :rolleyes:

Numpty_Monkey

ghostmadlittlemiss

immoral_angeluk wrote: »

I'm a volunteer. you'll go along to an interview. All you have to need is the willingness to learn and help others, and to be able to commit to min 6 hours a week and they ask that you're with them min 2 years once you're trained to recoup the cost of the certificate course you do while training as it's industry recognised and a lot of time and effort goes into it by yourselves and the bureau.

Thanks for your advice. I don't think the 6 hours or 2 years parts should be a problem. I'm just a little nervous about the interview itself, it just feels like there's a lot riding on it and I'm worried they'll think I'm not confident enough to advise other people. If they don't accept me, I've got to completely re-think my career plan so it's more than a little nerve-racking.
Kayleigh

immoral_angeluk

ghostmadlittlemiss wrote: »

Thanks for your advice. I don't think the 6 hours or 2 years parts should be a problem. I'm just a little nervous about the interview itself, it just feels like there's a lot riding on it and I'm worried they'll think I'm not confident enough to advise other people. If they don't accept me, I've got to completely re-think my career plan so it's more than a little nerve-racking.
Kayleigh

Don't worry about that. You won't get thrown in head first interviewing clients until you've done a HELL of a lot of training. I didn't interview anyone for a good 9 months after I started. The training is fab so please don't worry

Blackruby

About that nhs letter, I think they check gp lists and send it out to people of a certain age. Me and my housemates got them, all of us (and I am the only girl)

Lucifa73

Numpty_Monkey wrote: »

Thanks Numoty - if I require your services I'll let you know...

Blackruby

I've got a real bad phobia of giving birth and lots of other stuff that I've heard that happens, so I decided a while ago that it wasn't gonna happen until I stopped feeling sick at the thought of it.

ghostmadlittlemiss

@ immoral_angeluk - That's good to know, I just kept having flashbacks to the horrible Boots interview I had once where they expected me to have product and floor organisation knowledge before they even offered me the job. Needless to say, I didn't get it.

@ Blackruby - none of my housemates got one! I'd feel better if they did, we could've had a laugh about it. They must only send them if you've been to the doctor's recently.
Kayleigh