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MSE Pregnancy Club XIII
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Nicki - I didn't mean any one post/person...You are more than justified to have your opinion on the subject, especially having been in that situation. I know I won't know how I would deal with many aspects of pregnancy/birth until I am actually in that situation.
Honeypop - my apologies, I keep forgetting to send you over them labour vibes. Can't believe your still here, especially as the MW thinks you should only be needing your water breaking. I don't suppose you've contemplated a DIY popping session? :rotfl:0 -
newmoneysaver wrote: »
I think I may be a little bit strange, but I think I am actually enjoying being pregnant...
Me too
. Although most of the ailments that accompany pregnancy are less than glamorous, I have overall enjoyed being pregnant.
My hair has never been shinier and doesn't get that greasy and my dandruff has completely disappeared
. My skin is clear with no spots and hardly any dry skin at all now. And most of all, I have enjoyed eating what I like and not worrying about my weight too much, after spending almost all my adult life on a diet of some sort!
But I still can't wait to have my little baby and give him/her a big cuddle!Value of prizes 2010 - 2017: £8374 Wins 2022: Magic set
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It was all about HR as well!! (needs a snoring smilie!)
Up until now I have loved being pregnant and think deep down I still do but just want the pain and heartburn to go away!
See, I'm sure I would be thinking very differently if I was in pain etc...I'm just waiting for Karma to come and get me. I keep think easy pregnancy either means birth from hell or devil child - surely it can't keep going this well
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I'm really sorry if mine were some of them! I am still feeling really under the weather today, and Skinty's post about the footling breach got under my skin as I still remember being warned to get to the hospital post haste if I started to go into labour when I had mine as the risks were so high, so my tone might have been less than kind, though I stand by my views on the topic!
Sounds like me with Ben. All the way through I was insistant that no-one would get me near a hospital, had him at home then the GBS test came back and you couldn't get me there quick enough. No way was I taking any risks with him at all. Hated every secong of being there but was best for him so didn't even think twice about it.Too many children, too little time!!!
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Oh Tara - when your finished with your DD, do you fancy sending her this way. I could do with some waiting on... instead we have a house guest in the form of BIL, who has just spilt up from with his girlfriend and is staying with us for a few days, so it'll be me doing the waiting on :rolleyes:0
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newmoneysaver wrote: »Oh Tara - when your finished with your DD, do you fancy sending her this way. I could do with some waiting on... instead we have a house guest in the form of BIL, who has just spilt up from with his girlfriend and is staying with us for a few days, so it'll be me doing the waiting on :rolleyes:
She's great, turned up with lunch, lemon drizzle cake and a box of fruit and veg from one of their suppliers (she's a chef). Upstairs now with DD3 changing the bed for me. So organised. :AToo many children, too little time!!!
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She sounds like a star - BIL turned up with a bag of clothes and a request for an iron with that look of anticipation on his face. He got directed to the iron upstairs - there is no way I am doing his ironing, or washing and I'll only do his tea if he happens to be around whilst I do ours!0
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Hmph. I'm spotting again, which I assume is the result of all the poking around last night. There's not much and it's not new, but I'm annoyed all the same - they should be more gentle.Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
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newmoneysaver wrote: »Oh Tara - when your finished with your DD, do you fancy sending her this way. I could do with some waiting on... instead we have a house guest in the form of BIL, who has just spilt up from with his girlfriend and is staying with us for a few days, so it'll be me doing the waiting on :rolleyes:
Ditto (except gf bit!) - althou he doesn't want waiting on too much and is going to help OH around the house this week (I Hope!)
off home - latersA very busy Yummy Mummy to a 1 year old gorgeous boy :smileyhea
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Jenny noo - I wondered how everything was going with you, as your my drop date buddy.. 5 months gone now.. far too quick, I need to buy all the big stuff still!! x
Don't worry, I still haven't bought anything. My brother in law keeps saying we can have all their stuff - no idea what he has but hoping for some big things - however every time we call to go round their not in. So I don't want to buy anything until we know what we are getting off them but feel a bit awkward asking what they have.
Mum to DD born Oct 2009
:j DS born April 2013 :jBreastfeeding peer supporter with the breastfeeding network. National breastfeeding helpline 0300 100 0212.:question: Ask me if you have any baby feeding questions :question:0
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