MSE Parents Club Part 11

tarajayne

tiamai_d wrote: »

DH told me the same. The other night I felt the bed shuddering, so I though oh right, do that will ya, next to me will ya and I pounced round to catch him... and there he was fiddling... with his !!!!ing iPhone!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Jakesmummy

tia there was a woman on the news yesterday saying she had numerous doc check ups that mistook a preg for indegestion or something, and the next thing she knew she popped a baby out, just tried to find a link but couldnt, but did find that sonia from eastenders has just announced she is preggers!

got-it-spend-it

pinkpig08 wrote: »

I could feel Caitlyn rolling around in the later weeks. Can you really mistake that for indigestion? And what about the tightenings/braxton hicks?

I totally agree, If I hadn't known I was pregnant in the last trimester I would have thought I was dying! It was so bloomin' uncomfortable.

I'm off to bed as Henry's sleeping has been uncharacteristically poor for the past few nights, and hubby is working nights so it is all down to me at the mo .

searching_me

tia it was in the news a woman was told she was 39 weeks pregnant then was in labour 2-3 hours later .. im trying to google it now x

searching_me

tara my friend as the satio and hates it i had ago and didnt like it .. i want an iphone but id prefer a good deal to the latest phone .. i was looking at the w995 x

ladybirdintheuk

Right. I really am going to bed now. Sleep well everyone (ha!)

searching_me

tia here you go ..
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/7403932/Woman-gives-birth-three-hours-after-finding-she-was-pregnant.html x

Becles

pinkpig08 wrote: »

Just watching a programme about people with tourettes - terrible thing for them but blimey some of the stuff they say is hilarious! 'Your dog's got t!ts - chopper dyes his pubes ginger'!

We've watched programmes before. I do feel sorry for the people that have it, but some of it sounds so funny

In the programme we watched, a family went out for a meal and the teenage lad had it. The waitress put his meal down and he said ever so politely "thanks very much, that looks lovely" and as she moved away he yelled "now f*** off" and it just cracked me up

tiamai_d wrote: »

Anyone else think this is a bit far fetched?

I remember reading a story in one in a magazine once. The lady was an army instructor and had been doing the usual assault courses, abseiling, parachuting and loads of other high risk stuff. She'd had light periods as normal, and no sickness, boob tenderness or anything. She was admitted to hospital with awful tummy pains and it was initially thought it was her appendix, but then they realise she was pregnant and in labour. The baby was fine! They think the bleeding just came from her cervix each month. That happened to me with James and I had small bleeds right through.

Took the boys to the chemistry lecture this evening and they loved it. It was with Dr John Kilcoyne who is the scientist in the shed on Brainiacs. He's really funny and they boys learned a lot. Josh is really keen to do chemistry GCSE's and James is getting more keen on science. I'm keen for them both to go into science or engineering as there's a shortage of people in both, so they should have good future prospects.

We had to walk through the centre of Newcastle and the city is full of people celebrating St Patricks Day. I was amused when James asked "why does Ireland have cress as it's national emblem?" :rotfl:

tarajayne

searching_me wrote: »

tia here you go ..
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/7403932/Woman-gives-birth-three-hours-after-finding-she-was-pregnant.html x

45mins from here! :eek:

Glamazon

tara - u got a link to blackberry deal on hukd - cant find it?

off top bed Jack wide awake !!!