I'm having a DFW baby!!

Snaggles

Thanks chev - I was getting a bit nervous at the hospital because the two other ladies that were there at the same time were both taken off - one to delivery suite to be induced and one to theatre to have a section! And my blood pressure was STILL okay lol!

Weller, you're not hijacking, post as much as you like

Snaggles

Spendless wrote: »

Snaggles/Weller, we are back from the Dr who exhibition. Snaggles I think you may have been looking at the season ticket prices. Cost to get into Dr who exhibition was £6.50 for adult, £4.50 for concessions, under 5s free, they also do a family ticket for £20 (2 adults 2 children). The science museum is free and has areas for you to eat a packed lunch.

Lol, that doesn't surprise me at all - I'm so dozy at the moment!

Those prices actually aren't so bad at all, especially if you're not having to pay for food etc. Hope you had a nice day out?

immoral_angeluk

So glad everything's ok. Knew you'd be fine! As for the mild contractions I was put on a monitor because of light bleeding on the friday which showed me having light infrequent contractions as well... the midwife said that it was my uterus getting ready for labour and she'd expect to see me in a few days.. she was right as I had K on the monday so who knows? Those could be the start of something!

Penny2myName

Is this the science museum in Manchester, as I was considering doing the Dr Who exhibition there a two in one thing (date and day out for kids)

chunky79

Hi Snaggles

So pleased to hear your BP has gone down, its so stressful beign pregnant isn't it.

As hard as it seems you must relax and not over do anything. I learnt the more i did the more it went up, they had me on daily visits for the last week of my pregnancy as mine was all over the place, but with 3 little ones it was hard luckily i have my mum and dad across the road to help so i did get a break. Also it did not help that i was supposed to have a section as my baby was breech and on the way to theatre they scanned me to find he had turned at 39 weeks and 4 days. He was still breech at 39 +2. I packed my hospital bag more times lol. Luckily no he is out of the womb he isn't so awkward.

Anyway i am rambling now. Put your feet up and relax xx

ZTD

weller711 wrote: »

Kitchen Jug???? Please take me off the "invite to tea" list then :rotfl:

It's sterile... And some people pay for that sort of thing... :eek:

(You will notice me breaking the habit of a life-time, and *not* providing links... )

moonlightpjs

Penny2myName wrote: »

Is this the science museum in Manchester, as I was considering doing the Dr Who exhibition there a two in one thing (date and day out for kids)

Yes its in Manchester

System

Snaggles wrote: »

My Mum has filled me with scary c-section horror stories (I was born by c-section), but I'm trying to keep it in perspective, as it was thir...thirt...twenty-odd years ago

She went under general anaesthetic too, and I'm fairly sure they don't knock you out any more.

Well if she turns out like you then a c section will be no bad thing - for the baby that is but maybe not for you for that matter. At least you wont poo like a man!

Snaggles

IA - thanks, lets hope so, my back aches so much I might as well just have a bit more pain and get it over and done with

Penny - yes, it's the one in Manchester - it looks fab!

Chunky - :eek: you must have felt as though you didn't know whether you were coming or going! Your kids look adorable though, so you obviously did something right.

System

Soooooooooooooooooooooo happy for you. NOw lets hope for a speedy arrival. Now what can you do to relax yourself? Get me drunk in Blackpool and I'll sing this to you:

You must have known that I was lonely,
Because you came to my rescue,
And I know that this must be heaven,
How could so much love be inside of you?

You are the sunshine of my life
Thats why Ill always be around,
You are the apple of my eye,
Forever youll stay in my heart

love has joined us,
Love has joined us,
Lets think sweet love.