MSE Pregnancy Club 19

ticklepenny_2

Congratulations Bunny! Emily is beautiful. And it does go to show that mums know best!
x

smartie12

Awwwww lovely bunny:j

I can't post my birth story:( Midwife today has said there are plenty of people to help me emotionally and that my emotional/mental wellbeing will be kept an eye on. I can't have any more babies now... but I have 2 lovely children so can't complain:)

No more doom and gloom from me I promise!!!;):p My stitches are out and Daisy seems like her sunday morning lie ins.... she woke at 9 am!!!:eek::D

I will be vacating the thread which is very sad but I need to move on!! I've got plenty of you on FB so I can keep an eye on you *evil laugh*:p

One thing I will leave you with is.... ARNICA!! Smartie highly recommends it;):D

xx

On_The_Edge

Hope this works

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Bump at 12+3

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Bump at 19



Congrats to all the new arrivals. They look gorgeous.:T

hngrymummy

Lovely baby Bunny :j

Belly started itching today. Going to start with the Boots oil this evening. Don't know if it works or not, but I think that the thought that I might be doing something to help prevent stretchmarks will make me feel better!

Getting a bit worried about GTT. I can tell when I've had too much sugar, as I start to feel a bit odd. Nothing I can quite put my finger on, but definitely odd. Hopefully it means I can keep things under control without any medical intervention.

Thanks for having the chocolate for me. I do appreciate it. Keep it coming

pigpen

Smartie.. my DD3 is 10 this year and I still cannot talk about her arrival.. Do what you need to do but don't store the emotion it is way too damaging. I had PTSD after her and it is horrendous.. offload on someone, write it down, talk it through but get the emotion vented.

LilacPixie

Sarah it sounds as if your bump has si=hifted from being spine against your stomach wall to spine against your kidney/liver and booting you in the stomach wall.

plymouthscubagirl

Smartie - I second what pigpen has said. Don't be afraid to talk to people, or deal with it in what ever way helps. My sister's 3rd was a traumatic birth 2yrs ago and she didn't get any help, and is still traumatised when she thinks about it.

lilian1977

Yoga was good - everyone seems very nice, and a lady from the previous course brought in her two week old baby girl so that was lovely

smartie12

pigpen wrote: »

Smartie.. my DD3 is 10 this year and I still cannot talk about her arrival.. Do what you need to do but don't store the emotion it is way too damaging. I had PTSD after her and it is horrendous.. offload on someone, write it down, talk it through but get the emotion vented.

plymouthscubagirl wrote: »

Smartie - I second what pigpen has said. Don't be afraid to talk to people, or deal with it in what ever way helps. My sister's 3rd was a traumatic birth 2yrs ago and she didn't get any help, and is still traumatised when she thinks about it.

Thanks ladies... just reading both your posts started the waterworks:o I'm a bit worried about PTSD pigpen. I do talk about it to friends, midwife that has visited and DH but it's really embarrasing cos I get in a right state!

Luckily I have really bonded with Daisy which is a huge relief considering the birth plus of course the awful pregnancy too. I just love her to bits:D:D:D ...And she's watching the grand prix at the mo?!:rotfl:

plymouthscubagirl

Smartie - Grand prix would have me asleep.....or is that the plan, ha ha?!