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Sunnygirl you should feel very proud - you've given Penny the most marvellous life and done your very best for her right to the last - no animal can ask for more. Hockey & Ladymay another one here who was in tears! Salopman we've had two cavvies - one Blenheim (Brown and white) and a little tri-colour who was just the most marvellous character. Sadly she had the syndrome that so many of them suffer from now - and died under anaesthetic having surgery to try to relieve the symptoms. She was only five, and that was six years ago - we still miss her as we feel it wasn't her time to go. We lost her and our little tabby cat (also very young - under 2) within two months of one another. Little hairy people are so much part of the family aren't they. They give us such wonderful memories though - I have lots of photos of both Jazz (dog) and Muffin (cat) and they make me smile every time.🎉 MORTGAGE FREE (First time!) 30/09/2016 🎉 And now we go again…New mortgage taken 01/09/23 🏡
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just popping on to say massive congrats to beths DD and weezl on their new arrivals, and (((HUGS))) to Sunnygirl xx:A
My DD is due at the end of the month but has developed severe SPD so can hardly walk, and is on crutches and having acupuncture.It's very worrying so I might not be on as much:("You can't stop the waves, but you can learn to surf"
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just popping on to say massive congrats to beths DD and weezl on their new arrivals, and (((HUGS))) to Sunnygirl xx:A
My DD is due at the end of the month but has developed severe SPD so can hardly walk, and is on crutches and having acupuncture.It's very worrying so I might not be on as much:(
Just clicked on your post to see if there was any news.
I had SPD from 30 weeks and was on crutches and had a brace. The only advice I got from the physio was to keep my legs together :rolleyes:
(Horse, bolted, anyone 
)
The midwife was more helpful and advised me not to stand when I could sit and not to sit when I could lie down. I ignored her completely of course and it all went away when the twins appeared.
Wish her all the best from me. xxx
And congratulations to Beth and family. :j :beer: :T0
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