MSE Pregnancy Club IX

Fitzio

money_maker wrote: »

Put your right leg in,
your right leg out
in
out
in
out
shake it all about !!!!
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Lol. That's exactly how I feel! Glad no-one can see me. I am like a woman possessed. I have been walking around for a while and now settled in bed on the laptop and it's calmed down a bit. It only happens some nights. Strange. :rolleyes:

MrsTinks

Yep I get it every night at the moment Fizio it's very irritating

Right off to bed - I'm exhausted.... AGAIN *sigh*

Fitzio

Tara, hugs to you and your DD. It must be difficult going through this with her whilst you are pregnant. Hope that more tests help find a solution. x

Mrs_Moc

I have the restless legs thing as well, soo annoying.

(((HUGS))) Tara for you and DD, hope it all gets resolved for her quickly.

Totally agree with you Mrs T. Its all about compromises, and once thats realised life just seems to get so much easier.

Sami_Bee

elle_gee wrote: »

...Sami, I recall you had problems with Chris growing out of his quite quickly so I'm guessing you might have had the smaller one

I've never heard of this plus one it certainly wasn't around when I got mine which was the plain ol ventura

Glamazon wrote: »

thanks Jillie

Got some stuff to do in town with OH after scan so might not get on her until after 5. I also assumed all my booking in bloods were normal as I didn't hear otherwise

Good Lord don't any MWs do their job???
Your results should have been written in ur notes and verbally explained to you at the appointment after having them taken!:mad:
My angel MW called me at home to give me mine as she couldn't check them before she visited me at home (LOVE her!!!)

tiamai_d wrote: »

DS1 just learned a valuable life lesson.... don't stick things in your peepee.

I didn't even know that you could stick things in it

_pale_ what did he put up there?????

Tigsteroonie wrote: »

Perhaps Manchester Central figure they don't want to waste the community midwives' time until the scan proves there's a viable baby in there? :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

That IS the policy of one PCT in liverpool (the one SB comes under)

Glamazon wrote: »

what colour flooring do we think would go nice in a 'yellow' or white nursery?
White cotbed, white and pine coloured wardrobe and changing unit....

I'm thinking whitewash - shouldn't clash with anything then

jillie1974

Tigsteroonie wrote: »

Perhaps Manchester Central figure they don't want to waste the community midwives' time until the scan proves there's a viable baby in there? :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

as harsh as it sounds i defo think this. dont think is necessarily wasting time but maybe is better than having loads of meetings, hopes raised etc, we have seen a lot of ladies here in the past few weeks having mc early on but having been so excited and hopeful. then for it to go wrong. i'd rather know its ok
i had my scan first on the day and then bout 30 mins with midwife going through loads of things. but i remember thinking how awful it would have been to go through all your/partners medical history, what tests you may want, all the leaflets and then be told. sorry theres nothing there.

money_maker_3

Right I'm off to bed, need to get up early tomorrow for work before my MW appt in the afternoon.

For everyone with scans tomorrow good luck

Nighty night

jillie1974

when i had my last bloods done at my 16 week apt the midwife said they would go through them with me at the hospital.
just thought for example that if my blood was rhesus neg or i wasnt immune to rubella i would have heard. maybe the next appointment i have at the hospital will shed more light

you can tell me and glam are 1st time mums

Sami_Bee

Tara I hope DD gets sorted soon, you know my mum did the same thing when I went in to have a large skin tag removed and they only told us afterwards that I could have sat with her in the waiting room :rolleyes: I was sat there pooping myself on my own and she was just down the corridor worrying all by herself when we could have been fretting together!

We had Christopher Christened in a methodist church although I am CofE - reason being I believe we are all worshiping the same God just in different ways and 'my' vicar had to retire while I was pregnant so we chose OH's church where his Dad did the ceremony which for us made it all the more special
If I wasn't remotely religious I don't think we would have got him Christened as it was more important to me than OH.
We got married in a civil registry office ceremony party because we got married at short notice and partly to avoid any religious issues.

Fitzio

Night MM. I was going to say I am about to join you, but not literally!!

Before I go, when I was in Babies R Us today, they had the Quinny Buzz 3 in store for £375 including the carrycot and the Maxi Cosi car seat. Apparently it was only on sale in black, but I thought this sounded like a great price! On their website it is around £100 dearer (although that's it already in the sale) so might be only instore, but just thought I would mention it in case anyone is interested in the Quinny.

Night all.
x