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MSE Pregnancy Club 17
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I like Orson
When i read the meaning of Franklin, i wasn't paying attention and thought it said "Free LandMOWER" and i was like 'what?! Thats an odd meaning'
Had to re read it lol0 -
Right thats the naan bread dough in the airing cupboard rising (hopefully) I'm not sure I did so great the yeast wasn't totally frofthing like it should have lol, I added some crushed garlic, love garlic naan
LMF thats class!!! Esp as its your first, its funny how the MW's all thought you werent ready and you totally were lol
Gymfiend nah your not sad, some people love their name, I cant wait to get rid of my surname but thats cause I dont want my dads surname lol I soooooooo hope you are right about me and Som
I like Bennet, Franklin, Guy, and Orson the most
I am getting mega poopy pains (sorry lol)
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Right fly by post, just phoned up to see if prescription has been filled yet and was told to phone back after 7pm as they dont get a delivery from the pharmacy till about 6.30!!! Tried to sleep earlier but cant lie down its painful and uncomfy so kinda had a nap propped up with lots of pillows for 30 min but still shattered! Still getting the odd tightening but nowt major. Off for a walk now, then need to contemplate dinner. Kindof garlic Naan sounds nommyBaby :female: Tahlie Lois born 15/3/10 7lb 12 oz :heartpulsWorking on baby no2
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I think someone doesn't want me to bathe! lol.
I finally got hot water and started running it, went downstairs to have some toast and when i got back up the plug had popped out and i had justbeen running (valuable) hot water! lol.
I have burnt my hand putting the plug back in and i hope it stays in!
On a positive note, my toast was sooo good, that after the bath im going to have some more. Woman in their 3rd tri have to consume an EXTRA 200 calories a day0 -
I don't like my OH's surname but want to take it when we get married anyway - I tried to persuade him to add a couple of letters to the end so it wasn't as bad but he won't lol
Re breastfeeding - I was BF til 4and my lil bro til 3 - he got removed from it earlier than me after lifting up my mum's top in the middle of sainsbury's and screaming "I want ning ning NOW!!" - he never got it again after that and wouldn't speak to her for 2 weeks lol
I also insisted on trying it when he was born, and I was 5. Luckily I hated it :rotfl:poor mum.0 -
Congratulations LMF looking forward to your full birth story :-) x:jFriends are like fabric you can never have enough:j0
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Congrats LMF! Can't wait to see pics.0
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Thanks for the name thoughts
Going to broach it with OH tonight, think he's a bit p*ssed off with me for suddenly becoming uncertain! I suspect he'll end up being Guy in the end anyway
Lol Mermaid that made me laugh - your poor mum!! I can't imagine breastfeeding much past 6 months, simply because I'll be back working in some capacity, it'd be so hard to do. Whereas I guess when we were kids it was easier because there were more SAHMs.
Grr to the bath EA, how annoying. I want one but don't want to get up, will wait for OH to run it for me haha!
Debating whether to go out for a curry for dinner...or to eat at home, I feel too lazy to cook!Baby Boy arrived March 25th 2010 - 17 days late & 8lb 10oz :j0 -
LMF - Congratulations! You lucky thing, apart from the being ignored bit
CAFC - I had my 16 week appointment and lightly pointed out to the student midwife, when the other had left the room, that I was feeling really low. She was enthusiastic and said I should talk to midwife about it, but I knew she'd have no time to talk about anything, so I didn't bother. It's not like they can do anything about it in your alloted two minutes a month :eek:. Go see your GP instead. Last time I had to talk to mine about feeling low, she barely asked me how I was after I stepped through the door when I just burst into tears :rotfl:, didn't really have to convince her of anything after that.
Get those babies out, ladies!:wall:0 -
Gymfiend - I could potentially start mat leave early but I'm attempting to get to the end of March so that I can put in 4.5 weeks of fulltime hols before baby comes. This will make my first 6 weeks at 90% pay better because at the moment I've dropped a day and am doing 30 hours with a day unpaid. My biggest problem is that I struggle to slow down and not do too much when I am there. I'm my own worst enemy lol
Confuzzled - my friend has suffered really badly with ms and she found the sea bands a big help. The only thing she didnt like was the way they looked when she was wearing them lolMummy to Thomas born April 27th 2010 8lb 5oz0
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