MSE Pregnancy Club 19

jojo1978_3

Ah Smartie she's gorgeous, i love the pic where she's looking at the lion. You must be so proud....it was all worth it in the end.

**confuzzled**

smartie12 wrote: »

obviously means those who have a trouble free pregnancy

GET DEVIL CHILDREN!!!! :rotfl:

Oh... not supposed to be round these parts anymore am I??:eek::(

Well bubs isn't due until Mon so that can be my excuse;):p

:eek::eek:Don't say that! Although I do keep threatening to call bubs Damian if its born on it's due date and is a boy:rotfl::rotfl:

Stick around for as long as you like:D I like having you here anyway:o Hows the recovery going?? You ok? xx

pukkamum

Congrats smartie she's soooo gorgeous!!!!


Here's my bump pic 30+6 and i am mahoosive compared to Fuzz, it is number 3 though (nothing to do with an ice cream craving:o)

Metranil_Vavin

Nice bumperty Pukka!

Smartie she is just adorable! Bit worried about the whole 'devil child' thing now as so far my bub has been an angel!

We've decided on the Bugaboo Chameleon travel system. Eye wateringly expensive, but my lovely mum and OH's mum are more or less paying for it, so happy days.

hngrymummy

dreambirdie wrote: »

im also really excited for x factor, im head over heels in love with simon even though he's so cocky i still love him:o

hngrymummy i will have some for you. may be a stupid question, but u know how you can get caffiene free coke etc, is there such thing as caffiene free chocolate??

Carob - I tried some. First couple of chews I thought "not too bad. Quite chocolately. Might be a winner" then it sucked all the moisture out of my mouth and I was left with a mouthful of dry cardboard :eek: Not even a chance of swallowing it.

Some white 'chocolate' isn't really chocolate at all and isn't too bad.

I keep hoping that Mr Cadbury or Mr Thornton will invent something

Krystaltips

What about the "chocolate flavour candy coating" that some sweets have?

I mowed the lawn today... I asked hubby to do it and he spent so long moaning about it looking like it was going to rain and it would take too long to get the mower out, I just went and got it and did it myself...

Followed by 2 hours ironing when the baby went for a nap... Haven't even made a dent in the ironing pile... But my back is wrecked...

smartie12

**confuzzled** wrote: »

:eek::eek:Don't say that! Although I do keep threatening to call bubs Damian if its born on it's due date and is a boy:rotfl::rotfl:

Stick around for as long as you like:D I like having you here anyway:o Hows the recovery going?? You ok? xx

Thanks for asking... midwife who visited today said I might need to see someone to talk about it all with. Not dealing to well mentally/emotionally:o:( Physically I'm doing soooooo well:D I'm a bit famous at the hospital for going through what I went through and coming home so soon!! Very sore though, my feet and legs are about 10 times the size they should be and can't do anything... which may sound good BUT I HATE DOING NOTHING!!!:mad:

It's sooooo strange but I'm a bit jealous of you lot having babies soon... mine is sooooo old already!:o:rotfl:

I shall be a lurking;)........

hngrymummy

Ooo. Thanks KT. I'll be looking in to that. I've not had chocolate in 7 years, and I still miss it (but not the migraines).

Am loving my new cushion. It looks pretty, was half price, and makes sitting down sooo much more comfortable. :j

Not been sick for several days now. Lovely tablets.:)

I hope your recovery goes well Smartie.

Off for a lie down. Headache. Own fault for staying up to try and watch BB final. I say 'try' coz I kept nodding off anyway.

Krystaltips

It's usually cheaper sweets HM... The ones that say "chocolate flavour" rather than chocolate lol...

Courgette

Erm, sorry to get you all excited...

Like a very bad monkey, I have come home for a bit. I had pessary #1 at 1.15 yesterday afternoon which made me feel a bit like my period was coming but nothing more exciting. I've now had yet another internal and found no significant change so have had pessary #2. The ward is as fine as it can be by which I mean not great really which is why I snuck out for a bit (midwife did say going into town for a coffee and food was perfectly okay and we're not that far from the hospital here so not being totally irresponsible).

Gonna have a cuddle on the sofa with gorgeous hubby, watch Strictly, eat some proper food (last night's vegetarian tea was a cheese sandwich :eek:) and try and chill out for a bit. There's quite a young woman in the bed next to me who is only 35 weeks but has been in early labour for days. She's in a lot of pain and getting very distressed. She keeps ringing people to come in to see her but no one does. I feel so sorry for here, but it's hard to listen to too.

If we go by the apparently 100% accurate scan date I'm 24 days over now, although we reckon more like 17-20. One midwife yesterday said it's completely western thing that we have this idea of how long a pregnancy lasts, a doctor commented on my amazing womb, another midwife thinks it's c-section time so it's no wonder I've been so torn about what the best course of action is. I still can't quite get over the fact that taking medication to effectively force my baby out of my body is a really weird thing to do.

Will let you know once something does happen, but don't hold your breath! :rotfl:It's my birthday on Monday, never ever dreamt there'd be a chance we'd be sharing. It would be the best present ever altough I don't know how we'll feel about it in subsequent years :rotfl: