MSE Pregnancy Club XIII

tarajayne

karen1907 wrote: »

Hi Tara, how did it go Friday? Maybe your mum doesn't want to hassle you too much thinking that you will just let her know when anythings happening........

Well in that case she's been worried about not hassling me for the last 12 years!!! :rolleyes:

Evansangel

Hi everyone, i've been lurking all day, i cant post from my pc downstairs at work for some reason

Congrats to iheartfreebies!! And ((hugs)) for the loss of one of your twins.

And also congrats to somnium

Hope you all are well today? Been not feeling so good. Feeling sick and tired all day. And am really losing my temper with people very quickly at work on the phones lol. Damn hormones

x

tiamai_d

Evansangel wrote: »

Hi everyone, i've been lurking all day, i cant post from my pc downstairs at work for some reason

Congrats to iheartfreebies!! And ((hugs)) for the loss of one of your twins.

And also congrats to somnium

Hope you all are well today? Been not feeling so good. Feeling sick and tired all day. And am really losing my temper with people very quickly at work on the phones lol. Damn hormones

x

Well, it's not nice feeling sick but it's got to be a good thing. I remember you wanting to get ms! Try and think that all those hormones mean a nice sticky bean

xmaslolly76

Welcome back Evansangel & congratulations raging hormones and sickness is all good i kinda still enjoyed it as it meant everything was fine :-)

IHF Congratulations to you too chick. Cant imagine how that would have felt with an ectopic twin just coping with an ectopic is bad enough ive had one myself. The other one is safe and well at least that is a blessing.

There must be baby boom on at the moment there are pregnant women everywhere you turn. 5 at our work alone this year and we have had one for the last 5 yrs previous.

xmaslolly76

Karen Yes we do have a gate i could open good thinking Batman :-D

Evansangel

tiamai_d wrote: »

Well, it's not nice feeling sick but it's got to be a good thing. I remember you wanting to get ms! Try and think that all those hormones mean a nice sticky bean

Haha, i dont like feeling sick now. I'd rather just be sick and get it over and done with, the actual feeling sick part is horrible lol.

Me and OH have agreed on another early scan, its £80 but worth it to keep me sane But we're having that in 29 days.

I have a countdown timer on my ipod lol.

Right am back off to work now, so i'll be lurking

x

elle_gee

Hi all..

workinmummy, thanks for the hint about Boots - we've got a £60 giftcard for there which I was going to use on nappies etc. Think I'll hold on for a few days now!

Any news from MM? Hope she's just busy fetching Dylan home!

Speaking of home, we have a plan to make a plan for Rhys to come home! This week, the nurses are making all the phonecalls to get everyone who'll need to be involved (we're going to have to have a lot of home visits - good job we've almost got a fab new-on-the-inside house for them all to see!), then getting them to agree by next Monday a date for a meeting next week. The target date for Rhys coming home will be set at that meeting and it should be 10-14 days after the meeting So 3-4 weeks and he'll be home.. personally I'm aiming for 19th July which is our actual EDD but of course will allow for a few days extra as he could have been late

Hope everyone's okay. Labour and sticky-bean vibes to all in need xxx

karen1907

Hi Elle - that really good news so he might get home on my birthday, even if he couldn't wait that long to be born! Good luck with all those meetings and home visits.

Evansangel - I just kept thinking " I just need to get to 12 weeks then it will go away!" (Then after 12 weeks I thought "it can't be long now!") It did stop by about week 16.

searching_me

back and hot ...
hey EA 29 days aint that long but know how you feel ..
thats great news elle x

SugarSpun

Fantastic news elle!

My midwife isn't allergic to the cat, which is also good news - although he's fascinated by her rather than keeping his normal dignified distance, which is less good. She also highly recommends the paediatrician whose office is directly downstairs, and has previously been a midwife for the woman who lives upstairs.

I'm taking my book to bed, I think - I know it's only 5pm but I'm exhausted and will probably get up in a couple of hours, tear through all the Mexican food leftovers and go to sleep for the night.