MSE Pregnancy Club IX

Sami_Bee

3onitsway wrote: »

Is it the tummy muscles, that sort of split to accomodate bump?

Mine separated in 1997 and haven't been seen since. :rotfl:

oh I see, I have no idea where mine are/were/if I ever had them!

skintchick

Sami_Bee wrote: »

I did wonder what you'd asked about
I don't know what you mean though what muscles where?

3onitsway wrote: »

Is it the tummy muscles, that sort of split to accomodate bump?

Mine separated in 1997 and haven't been seen since. :rotfl:

Yes it's those - didn;t realise my post had been deleted! IT was a long one with other stuff in as well I think.

Anyway, I'll be very clear that I am NOt asking for medical advice, just wondered when other people's tummy muscles separated, or if they never did, and of course I will talk ot my MW when I next see her I just noticed it yesterday and cant find much online about it in terms of how usual it is.

Hope that's within the rules now

Krystaltips

My muscles have always been buried deep... If I've ever owned some...

Anyhoo... My tumble drier just turned up an hour early Going to put some washing on now seeing as I didn't get round to doing any yesterday... Then have a go at squeezing my bump in the gap and plugging the new drier in...

Just checked my bank on the off chance of the HiPG (Can't even remember when I sent it in!) and noticed tax credits have paid me... It's normally paid on a Monday but we got it Thurs last week because of the bank holiday... Don't know why we got it again today... I'm always nervous with them that they're going to overpay us and we'll end up owing a stack back!

sparkle03

Skinty I have sent you a pm x

MrsTinks

Actutally it wasn't a long post and was purely about stomach muscles (diagnosing and if other sites stating you were basically gonna die were right) and the way you were asking it was medical advice - otherwise I wouldn't have removed it or the replies (I have re-checked as BGs can see deleted posts and I stand by that it was a medical question being asked I'm afraid - sorry)

Now can we please be very careful about anyone re-asking or answering this otherwise the whole thread will end up under the microscope again

Skint if you think your stomach muscles are seperating then make an appointment to see your GP

skintchick

sparkle03 wrote: »

Skinty I have sent you a pm x

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Thanks

ticklepenny_2

Yay huge mound of ironing done... although am leaving it for OH to hang up as I am a fold it girl rather than hang it.

Sami - To be honest I am completely petrified of any form of operation, and would rather have a long awkward labour than an op. I have been witness to several births and a couple of Csections and the c sections scared me witless.

I know that alot of people feel the opposite but I am very stubborn and this is one thing I am digging my heels in as long as baby is healthy etc. If they say that I need a C section for babys health then thats what I will do, although will request to be knocked out for the whole thing. The idea of being awake whilst they do what they do......too much!

On a lighter note, my nappy pack turned up today!! 15 bum genius 0-Potty!! with nappy bucket, liners, disposable liners, mesh laundry bag and a wet nappy bag!! Yay! Now to wash them all 3 times before they can be used :rotfl:

mountainlioness

Afternoon - just recovering from a morning of work... cor blimey you'd think they paid my salary or summat.

Re: HIPG, you can set up an alert on the directgov website so it'll email or text you the second you can apply...

ticklepenny_2

Now off to prep tea and make some banana choc chip muffins, as we have some very over ripe bananas sitting in the fruit bowl!

money_maker_3

ticklepenny wrote: »

I know that alot of people feel the opposite but I am very stubborn and this is one thing I am digging my heels in as long as baby is healthy etc. If they say that I need a C section for babys health then thats what I will do, although will request to be knocked out for the whole thing. The idea of being awake whilst they do what they do......too much!

I was really scared of a section with my first, but when I had to be taken for an emergency one, it has to be done and you go with it. I was asked if I wanted knocked out and I am so glad I said no as you don't see anything anyway !!
There was a screen up and although I felt a little pulling I was too excited about seeing my baby that I really didnt care what they were doing
Am having an elected section this time (on medical advise) and will be very happy to see my baby as soon as it is born.

But as you say, as long as bubs is safe