MSE Pregnancy Club 19

emsywoo123

gratefulforhelp wrote: »

Does he wear a ring, emsy ???

Oh yes sadly, Mr happily Married LOL, was chatting to his wife of all people on Saturday, as our daughters go to ballet together.....lucky moo LOL

Although it is slightly odd to be talking to her thinking "I know where your husband hands will be in a couple of weeks" :eek: :eek: :eek:

Rockinbikergal

ticklepenny wrote: »

Dr has signed me off work for 4 weeks, but DD is not the type to let mummy have a lie in. So I am trying to steal sleep if she goes for a nap or if MIL looks after her for a couple of hours. Yesterday we went to a friends house and I got sent to bed for being a misery me whilst my friend looked after DD. I love my friends.

Oooo yeah emsy is there a ring?

Hugs Tickle

LilacPixie

Do not mention sunroof removal. i'm terrified of that but it looks that way for me. I keep googling stuff to keep my pelvis aligned but I can't have a support belt because of placental position and at 22 weeks doubt it will move much. My OH is being a GIT. No matter what i look at to avoid needing a CS like chiropractors or accupuncture his respons is , no point you need a section, best to just face that now and prepare for it.

I will return after 10am when the kids being collected. I have 3 couples viewing our home today

spaghetti_monster

ticklepenny wrote: »

TMI moment

Have you had any luck with this? I am only 20 weeks and have been waking up every morning for the last week with strong Period/IBS style cramp pains, then needing to evacuate bowels but not diawoowoo. I have had sore tummy muscles all day every day since this started. my mum suggested Braxton hicks but I didnt have this with DD and it doesnt come and go its pretty much constant and uncomfortable. Spoke to GP, she just said stretching and bubs in odd position..... but bubs is tiny at the moment so dont see how that works out. Hohum.

Morning all!
I had this too this morning! (sorry for the TMI so early in the day..)
The main pain is a little to the left of the right hip bone, just under where the bump begins, but also sometimes on the other side. This morning it was quite over all and uncomfortable - just had to get up and use the loo!
Also I've been getting it the last few days when I've been on the bike in exactly the same place - like a stitch. Yesterday it was really painful - had to go down to crawling speed as any bumps in the road were making it worse!

tinkwings

Monring Lady Bumps

Emsy your story was fab made me LOL :rotfl:

Lilac P - I kinda of feel the same way about a section/sunroof but I also know that I would far rather have a 6/8 week recovery period than suffer for the rest of my life as my sister does

I know just need to get the consultant to agree to do the elective sun roof when I see him on the 27th my MW is writing a letter to him today & so is my physio so I am hoping that it will all help my case.

I have woken up in a whole world of pain today it's really burney and shooting down my legs :mad:

On the plus side my Radley Changing Bag has arrived from DH for our anniversary pressie :j:T:D It is Pink & FAB!!!!

Sending Hugs & Vibes to all those in need. I hope CrazyTink is getting mummy cuddles x

MERFE

I was hassled at work on wednesday by 2 ladies who have had several children each as to why I don't want a vaginal birth, 'wouldn't I just rather do it naturally'. Erm no actually I'd much rather stick with what I know, I know where I stand with a c-section I know what to expect and I've never had too much problems with recovery. Going into spontaneous labour before my c-section date scares me silly. I actually dreamt I had a contraction the other night, followed by much panic and then I woke up but it was so real. I asked the midwife what to do if I go into labour and she just said ring the labour ward. I know its unlikely especially as c-section will be early but it still could happen and worries me.

Tigtag when my blood pressure was 90/50 my midwife just said thats fine. If you are feeling fine I wouldn't worry about it too much just don't go climbing any ladders just incase. Says she that nearly followed OH up into the loft the other day so he could pass things down to me, he told me off then passed the pram down to DD and DS who were more than happy to help but it was a tad heavy for them.

DueMarch11

20 week scan today yay

emsywoo123

DueMarch11 wrote: »

20 week scan today yay

Hurrah are you finding out flavour??

Merfe I do love it when people have a good strong opinion about how you should give birth to your own baby :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: If you want a c/s and that is all agreed then bums to them. I'm in that sort of mood today

tinkwings

emsywoo123 wrote: »

merfe i do love it when people have a good strong opinion about how you should give birth to your own baby :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: If you want a c/s and that is all agreed then bums to them. I'm in that sort of mood today :d

good call i agree :d

2girlsforme

DueMarch11 wrote: »

20 week scan today yay

Enjoy!!

LilacPixie wrote: »

Do not mention sunroof removal. i'm terrified of that but it looks that way for me. I keep googling stuff to keep my pelvis aligned but I can't have a support belt because of placental position and at 22 weeks doubt it will move much. My OH is being a GIT. No matter what i look at to avoid needing a CS like chiropractors or accupuncture his respons is , no point you need a section, best to just face that now and prepare for it.

I will return after 10am when the kids being collected. I have 3 couples viewing our home today

:mad::mad: to OH being a git!!!! I am the same Lilac - I think there is a strong possibily of me having a sunroof too - due to size of last DD and possible Diabetes this time - and it really scares me! When I tried to talk to DH about it and mentioned the epidural he freaked and told me not to talk about it :mad: - he is needle phobic!!

Good luck with house viewings!! been there done that - never again :rotfl:

ticklepenny wrote: »

My mum used to say "God give me patience, but dont give me strength!"

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Thank you! that is probably a much better way of thinking! Although in true Iona style she has flicked the switch and is being a wee darling :A