MSE Parents Club Part 5

elle_gee

Can I ask, MM, did they ever warn you of the possibility something like what happened to Dylan could happen with a planned c-section? With the emergency one, all I got was "You could die, we might have to take everything out, but you'll probably be fine.. oh, and the SCBU staff will deal with the baby" - no mention of what might be wrong with him.

Sami_Bee

weezl74 wrote: »

Pesto was lovely thanks I was a little creative with some of the ingredients(!) and used peanuts in lieu of pine nuts and mature cheddar in lieu of parmesan, but DH and DB wolfed down mammoth helpings, so all was well :D

Sami, valentine warner, on what to cook now didn't precook his cherries, I think his pie baked for 25-35 mins...

HTH

I don't think I realised your PG and birth were harder with ed sorry about that.... are you less of a fan of HB than me and searching then?;)

hello to all else, not been on much this weekend as have had lots of visitors, which has been lovely, and after quite good sleep we're feeling the effects of a little relapse. But mustn't grumble, because he's still been relatively good

ooh so I'm sure you're dying to share what did it cost per serving? (don't go working it out if you haven't already tho )

thanks for the cherry info, I think I'm gonna cheat and microwave them for a couple of mins to soften them and save on washing up

it was only a bit harder, Chris was a very easy preg/birth and Ed was 'just' easy I'd still go for a HB if there's a next time (whilst crossing my fingers that it didn't follow a trend and be nearly 1.5lb heaver than Ed as he was than Chris)

Glad you had a nice WE

money_maker_3

elle_gee wrote: »

Can I ask, MM, did they ever warn you of the possibility something like what happened to Dylan could happen with a planned c-section? With the emergency one, all I got was "You could die, we might have to take everything out, but you'll probably be fine.. oh, and the SCBU staff will deal with the baby" - no mention of what might be wrong with him.

No warning at all. The only thing that was discussed was the extra drugs I was going to get to stop me losing a lot of blood again like the 1st time.
I did read up a lot about it after wards though, and 50% of section babies get fluid in their lungs and 1% of them get ti as bad as Dylan did. He was just really unlucky

ETA - whats the liklyhood of the same thing happening to you nesxt time ??

elle_gee

money_maker wrote: »

No warning at all. The only thing that was discussed was the extra drugs I was going to get to stop me losing a lot of blood again like the 1st time.
I did read up a lot about it after wards though, and 50% of section babies get fluid in their lungs and 1% of them get ti as bad as Dylan did. He was just really unlucky

ETA - whats the liklyhood of the same thing happening to you nesxt time ??

Apparently not - it was 1 in 2500 chance this time and it'd be the same next time and any other times after that. But I'd not so convinced by odds these days - there are so many things Rhys has got that are 1 in thousands chances! How much bad luck can one family have? Might wait til we have a run of (certain) good luck first..

money_maker_3

Right I am off to do some more getting ready for tomorrow.
Catch up later xx

elle_gee

I really must sort out my chocolate and biscuit addition.. I've had a Twirl, a Toffee Crisp and a handful of chocolate fingers with two cups of tea and I was only supposed to be sitting down for five minutes between hoovering!

Glamazon

elle_gee wrote: »

Can I ask, MM, did they ever warn you of the possibility something like what happened to Dylan could happen with a planned c-section? With the emergency one, all I got was "You could die, we might have to take everything out, but you'll probably be fine.. oh, and the SCBU staff will deal with the baby" - no mention of what might be wrong with him.

Sorry to butt in!
When I went to parentcraft last week the MW was talking about delivering the baby and she said that as baby was born it gets squeezed through the birth canal which removes the fluid from the lungs but if we had a c-section then there was a risk that baby would have fluid on the lungs. Made me think of MM - I even said to OH 'That's what happened to my friend on MSE'
I was impressed because that was just normal parentcraft and not even an appt with a consultant about a c section!

When I saw my consultant about my induction, he handed me a dated leaflet, gave me a date and was done! :rolleyes:

Mrs_Moc

Hi all

Havent had much chance to post this week as I've been so busy.

I received a book from bizziebaby, this is going to sound so stupid, but do I do the reveiw online as I cant seem to find where to do it and it didnt come with any forms or anything.

Hope you enjoy the camping MM :j look forward to hearing the update on it.

We all went to the zoo yesterday, we were having a great time till Darach fell of the picnic bench and split his head open. I think im still recovering from the shock :eek:

He is now the proud owner of a staple

elle_gee

Mrs_Moc wrote: »

.. I received a book from bizziebaby, this is going to sound so stupid, but do I do the reveiw online as I cant seem to find where to do it and it didnt come with any forms or anything.

They'll email you a review template in a few days/weeks

We all went to the zoo yesterday, we were having a great time till Darach fell of the picnic bench and split his head open. I think im still recovering from the shock :eek:

He is now the proud owner of a staple

:eek: The poor wee thing! Is he running about like it didn't happen now? *hugs* to you both xx

Mrs_Moc

elle_gee wrote: »

They'll email you a review template in a few days/weeks



:eek: The poor wee thing! Is he running about like it didn't happen now? *hugs* to you both xx

He cried for about 5 minutes, then it was as if nothing happened, he was laughing while the blood run down his neck (and there was lots) I cried longer

Thanks re bizziebaby, can you tell its my first product and im keen for more :rotfl: