MSE Pregnancy Club XV

jillie1974

xmaslolly76 wrote: »

until we are in the throws of labor that is then they get called everything but a gentleman hehe :rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
think this is why hubby doesnt want to come in with me......

jillie1974

32b i got a bit addicted a few weeks ago was bidding all over the place for baby things..
have been good lately and not bid for any.

Glamazon

uberalles wrote: »

'and you are?' How so far up yourself are you :rotfl:

You are part right, someone mentioned someone else knew someone's son, who said something so it must be true, (recognise this ??) who had a problem. I was looking what was said.

Not argumentative at all, defensive maybe, detest ignorance, definitely.

Just be nice if you thought about what you write on a public forum.

Anyhow, I'll leave you be now, I'll say no more. As I said, good luck to you all. Genuinely mean that.

haha - I'll take that in the spirit it was meant!

I meant it in a 'this is a pregnancy thread 'and you are?'

I know there are nice fans out there - you must be one of them

mountainlioness

uberalles wrote: »

Not at all. I am very much I 'take people as I find them' person based on fact, based on my experience and dealings with them.

I won't consider anybody to be what a stereotypical viewpoint says they are, without any evidence of fact.

Anyhow, I'll leave it be now, I just get fed up with people making bold statements with little substance of fact or any idea of what went on.

Good luck to you all in your pregnancies :j.

I agree with you on that one!! Which is why I had to call you on the man-hating comment :cool:

Have to say I pride myself on defying stereotypes - like being able to throw properly, play footy as good as many of the guys, reverse park and handle spiders

three2be

jillie1974 wrote: »

32b i got a bit addicted a few weeks ago was bidding all over the place for baby things..
have been good lately and not bid for any.

I only went on to leave feed back for DD's lipsticks that came this morning:mad:
Need to control myself more. Need a post it on comp... no more bidding on ebay.lol

Glamazon

three2be wrote: »

Dam their i go again with flippin ebay. just bought a doppler. Guess i can justify it
1. It will calm me to hear the heart beat.
2. The kids would love it
3. I'm still waiting on the hospital
4. I am hormonal and couldn't help it :rotfl:
5. It was only £7
6. I've caught the ebay bug.

Aw, I've just put mine on eBay!!
Hope it goes for £7 - which one did you buy?!

three2be

Glamazon wrote: »

Aw, I've just put mine on eBay!!
Hope it goes for £7 - which one did you buy?!

It is one with the little hand held bit for putting on your bump because before when i had DS even though i had a bump they struggled with the ones that sit on you for monitoring etc so this one looked perfect for me. The £7 included recorded post :j

BeenieCat

jillie1974 wrote: »

we are never gonna say men are b'stards as (well a few may)

I am one of the few :rotfl: And they are

xmaslolly76

Positive thinking Jillie you have gotten this far and your doing well. Hope you get all your answers today and dont worry about getting upset your entitled to if hubby is with you make sure he knows your questions as well so he can ask if your crying i found that very helpfull with my OH means i could just sit and listen and not worry about myself blubbering :-) xx

xmaslolly76

anyone know if you can get waterproof dopplers i saw a birth video and the midwife was putting the sensor under the water my midwifes one isnt and she says i will need to raise bump out of water every 15-20 mins so she can check baby if i can get a water proof one will negate the need for me to keep getting up ?