MSE Parents Club Part 10

SusanC_2

I see - ours has rooms for Labour/Delivery/Recovery and you only go on the ward afterwards if it's very busy or you stay in for a while afterwards.

jillie1974

watching this programme is making me remember things i had forgotten

i cry nearly the whole time.
only one regret, i didnt get to see myself, DH hold Kian for the 1st time. i have the photo but ykwim

jillie1974

our delivery suites are on the ground floor and the ante-natal and post natal are on the same floor.
i got to know them all very well

Claire_Jones_3

elle_gee wrote: »

Ya know, it dawned on me the other week that I didn't know how old you were. You're only nine months older than me but I thought it was more (on account of you having Charlie, I think). I am really struggling with the fact I'm 26 next week and don't feel in the slightest bit "grown up" I guess I have all the grown up things (baby, house, car, job etc etc) but just don't feel it.. :cool:

Most people think I'm older than I actually am so I'm used to it. My friend and her DH thought I was about 33 when I asked them a few weeks back (I'm not 27 yet! ) I don't it changes - I still don't feel old enough to be in charge and responsible for 2 little beings let alone a house, car etc

searching_me

hello again ...

happy birthday taras DS ...

just had my driving lesson havent got much else done as jaydens really kept me busy today *rolleyes* .. nothing much to add just lately so think i slink off and hide in the back x

Mazcabs

SusanC wrote: »

Bruno and Mazcabs: have you checked whether your library is subscribed to ancestry.com? I just remembered that ours does so might be worth checking.

They are but think you have to buy vouchers to print off stuff. I did what Bruno suggested and looked up one of my ancesters unusual names on Google and found someone that had a website with all their family tree stuff on and managed to get loads of info off there.. cheating I know but very :money:...gonna try some more when I get time.

Sami_Bee

Mazcabs wrote: »

They are but think you have to buy vouchers to print off stuff. I did what Bruno suggested and looked up one of my ancesters unusual names on Google and found someone that had a website with all their family tree stuff on and managed to get loads of info off there.. cheating I know but very :money:...gonna try some more when I get time.

can you email or use a usb stick on the library comp? you could print to file, saving on stick/email file then print at home :money:

SusanC_2

jillie1974 wrote: »

watching this programme is making me remember things i had forgotten

i cry nearly the whole time.
only one regret, i didnt get to see myself, DH hold Kian for the 1st time. i have the photo but ykwim

:grouphug: This is why I am already writing my birth plan for next time. Apparently it was so important to weigh Alice that they did it before I even saw her. (And it was apparently more urgent to put a pampers nappy on her than hand her over too.) I am also planning to thoroughly brief OH on all my preferences.

Glamazon

Sami_Bee wrote: »

:eek: How very dare you
All comments welcome, I just said SS, PP because they'd mentioned it recently

Random Qu now, How many of you are the same age as your partner?

My parents were both born 1956, ILs 1960, OH and I 1985, My sister ruins it a bit because her OH is18mths older than her

Dad 1958, Mum 1960, Not sure about IL's , OH 1982 & me 1983 (11 months between us)

just having lunch, mummy friends gone - kinda glad to get house back think its cos I'm tired & irritable today

SusanC_2

Mazcabs wrote: »

They are but think you have to buy vouchers to print off stuff. I did what Bruno suggested and looked up one of my ancesters unusual names on Google and found someone that had a website with all their family tree stuff on and managed to get loads of info off there.. cheating I know but very :money:...gonna try some more when I get time.

Was going to suggest what Sami said but I see she beat me to it. If you have anyone famous then they're worth a google too.