MSE Pregnancy Club VI

LouBlue

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

I like to keep all my followers in suspenders Lou

I thought suspenders might be a tad too much on the first day of my new job.

tiamai_d

And DS1 is ill with myserty might-be-chicken-pox-might-be-something-else-virus :mad: Care club called so I went to pick him up and he looks ill, blue under his eyes and pale. So he is now lying on the sofa under his duvet with a hot water bottle and has had some ibuprofen. He has a headache and is cold (took his temp it's quite low). Hopefully some rugrats will perk him up. Mleh, atleast I wont have to run about making his packed lunch tommorrow.

I've felt quite ill today as well, but I'm living in hope that it is just tiredness.

DS2 seems to be OK, but his legs are now covered in spots (more like your typical viral spots than chicken pox to be honest). He is lying on his duvet (or puppy bed) on the floor eating a tissue...

elle_gee

I'm back..

We're on TEAM BLUE! (95% sure anyway)

Everything is absolutely fine with the scan - so fine and boring they didn't write anything in my book to even note I was there (which has JUST reminded me about tara's experience - I've got no notes of the measurements either!).

Got a nice bruise from my blood test too - results of that next Monday.

Off back for a read of what I've missed today now..

emlou2009

why do children like to sleep in dog beds! when SD was younger if all went quiet and you wondered where she was she would always be in the dog bed, with the dog sat on the floor outside looking grumpy!!

astonsmummy

feelinggood wrote: »

Spoke to Physio, I'm getting me some wrist splints! Also got to up my exercises to four 20 minute sessions a day, to try and improve pelvic pain. Anything to avoid crutches, silly fat arms.

I'm eagerly awaiting scan and baby news Ladies! Get things moving MFD!

Whats up with the wrist splints?
Jesus girl, your falling apart!
Well not long to go now! :j
Wonder which one of us will give birth first :think:

emlou2009

congrats elle a little man!

astonsmummy

elle_gee wrote: »

I'm back..

We're on TEAM BLUE! (95% sure anyway)

Everything is absolutely fine with the scan - so fine and boring they didn't write anything in my book to even note I was there (which has JUST reminded me about tara's experience - I've got no notes of the measurements either!).

Got a nice bruise from my blood test too - results of that next Monday.

Off back for a read of what I've missed today now..

Woo hoo, team Blue! :j

shop-to-drop

Hi all

I am well. Body doing what it had too as easily and painlessly as possible. We are a little relieved in one sense but surprised at how disapointed we both feel too I guess this is probably natural and will wear off but haven't written off trying again. I've been keeping up with the thread from time to time. It's helping me think through the realities of the decision.

Just wanted to mention a couple of things.

My baby (age 7) is called Mackenzie. We love the name and it's not chavvy here yet. He's the only one at school. His NN is Kenzie although we did refer to him as Mac when he was born Big Mac actually as he was 10lb 11oz. I've just looked and it wasn't even in the top 100 boys names for 2008 so not too over popular yet. I would recommend it.

Also I wanted to let you know something I took in my labour bag that was wonderful. It was one of those evian aerosol sprays. It was a real help to have a spray of it on my face during the hard stages of labour. Gave hubby something useful to do too.
Best wishes to all. Hope it's alright to lurk from time to time. It's helping me.

astonsmummy

I've never in my life met a child called Mackenzie and I live ion chav central! :rotfl:
I think it's a nice name, couldnt have my boy names that though Mackenzie Macgavin, oh dear lol

tiamai_d

emlou2009 wrote: »

why do children like to sleep in dog beds! when SD was younger if all went quiet and you wondered where she was she would always be in the dog bed, with the dog sat on the floor outside looking grumpy!!

Well he is using a duvet folded in half like a dog bed because right now he is puppy :rotfl: Both my boys have obsessions with behaving like dogs, so much so that DS1 used to pee against the fence when he was being toilet trained. :rolleyes: