MSE Parents Club Part 12

angelfairy

evening all,

not posting much but lurking and reading.

just wanted to say hi and hugs to all that need

searching_me

nicki i dont stick to the strict part of it all the time ... ive gone back on it sort of now ive put half a stone i need to shift it again i eat healthy and exercise throughout the week then on a friday im allowed a treat x

tiamai_d

*infection fighting vibes for Wee James*

pigpen

boogellyboo wrote: »

I've been at the Dr's today, apparently I've got arthritis in both knee's so have to give some anti-inflammatories a go for a month then go back and see how I'm getting on. Thanks to csh I know about the possibility of it being something else so am going to go back and discuss that with the Dr as I'd rather not be on tablets forever. My grandad had two full knee replacements so I'm really hoping it's not arthritis

I was diagnosed with arthritis at 17 and with very rarely taking medication for it I've managed.

I take Anti-inflamatories when very very bad which is rare. I find avoiding spicy food and acidic foods and drinks does help. Cutting out a lot of red meat helps too.. and not giving in to it... I get out of bed and hobble about and it does get slightly easier with movement

SugarSpun

Nicki wrote: »

if anyone has any tried and tested tips to curb appetite or to dress to disguise big bellies, I'm all ears. I've already been asked twice in the last couple of weeks whether I am expecting again

Tell them not to be so rude :mad: I drink a massive glass of water when I start feeling hungry, partly because often thirst misrepresents as hunger but also because it fills my tum.

Thinking of you and little James, Boo :grouphug:

:j DKAM and the new place!

Happy birthday Jayden!

:rotfl: at Benjamin and his bedtime antics. Molly scratches other kids too and I have a cohort of fellow lax mummies at Gymboree who think kids will accidentally hurt each other and so long as nobody's bleeding it's all good, so we keep our kids next to each other

I'm exhausted. Off to bed, but will first leave Husband a note asking him to take the rubbish and the recycling down if he leaves before we're up in the morning.

boogellyboo

pigpen wrote: »

I was diagnosed with arthritis at 17 and with very rarely taking medication for it I've managed.

I take Anti-inflamatories when very very bad which is rare. I find avoiding spicy food and acidic foods and drinks does help. Cutting out a lot of red meat helps too.. and not giving in to it... I get out of bed and hobble about and it does get slightly easier with movement

Thanks PP, I'm like that at present. I literally crawl on all fours to the bathroom on a morning then hope for it to ease before I pick Isla up. As long as I keep moving til bedtime it doesn't seize up as much. I'll start cutting out spicy etc to see if it helps too.

tarajayne

Sami_Bee wrote: »

I'm not 'that' young Susan said it was still in use until the mid eighties which was when I was born

btw I totally hate you for not feeding in the night past 8 weeks I'm all mixed up because I just joined Ed in his nap, feel like I should be having bfast not tea *yawn*

I HATE YOU TOO!!!

tiamai_d wrote: »

*infection fighting vibes for Wee James*

^^^^^^^^^^^
:A:A:A

jillie1974

*get stronger and keep fighting james*

Krystaltips

Wee James can have some of Cameron's vibes... He has a few to spare since his tumour is shrinking and he might not need surgery now

Bruno... Is that you I can smell?

jillie1974

Krystaltips wrote: »

Wee James can have some of Cameron's vibes... He has a few to spare since his tumour is shrinking and he might not need surgery now

thats great news :j