MSE Pregnancy Club 19

Princess_Coupon

princesslilo wrote: »

Hi ladies, after lurking for a fair few weeks I thought I would make an appearance.

I am 16 + 1 today and my due date is 6th April 2011 - can I be added to the list please!

Dusty - my bump more or less appeared in front of my very eyes on Sunday and makes it feel much more real! I can also feel slight flutters quite low down as well which seems quite early.

My next scan is on the 16th November when we hope to find out what we are having.

Have a great day everyone.

x

Congrats! and yes you can definately be added with a EDD after mine you push me up the list. Feel free to post your 12 week scan pics;)

Can't remember who is breech but the baby may turn on it's own, my first moved constantly from breech to head down after 36 weeks. She resisted an ECV, and I even got as far as in a gown ready for a CS when they realised she'd turned again.
My problem was 2 things tiny baby (born at 42+1 at 5.5lb) and loads of room for her to move (I used to be a size 16 and lost weight down to size 6 before I got pg) everyone used to joke there was room for another in there and even at 42 weeks most people thought I looked 3/4 months.
I got to recognise when she was flipping round as I had to sit down for a minute I was so dizzy and lost any feeling of gravity and couldn't walk in a straight line:rotfl:
Hope this ones a bit bigger and more relaxed I don't fancy the drama again.

Princess_Coupon

DueMarch11 wrote: »

Ha ha ha, at least you can hand him back today, feel for us poor sods that already have a 2 year old in tow, my delightful, darling, angel monster child told me to shush and go away last night, and then said I was naughty for singing, I didnt think I sounded too bad

When I went to work this morning I asked my 2 year old for a kiss "NO" she said, well she got a big wet one anyway and off I went to the car.
I'd just got in and noticed the little monkey had ran after me she shouted "said I don't want it" and she wiped her mouth and smeared her slavery hand down my car window.:eek: NICE!

LilacPixie

I can vouch for the powers of Sophie. bit of a pain when you stand on her and she squeaks though. Or you lean over for a kiss when they are sleeping and you lean on her and she squeaks.

Rockinbikergal

Thanks for all the support ladies

Dad is in HDU being pumped full of steroids and is on oxygen but not intubated which is a plus.....He is being kept in for a few days so looks like I will be running up and down to the hospital over the next few but I don't mind when things are looking a bit better xxxxxx

Princess_Coupon

Rockinbikergal wrote: »

Thanks for all the support ladies

Dad is in HDU being pumped full of steroids and is on oxygen but not intubated which is a plus.....He is being kept in for a few days so looks like I will be running up and down to the hospital over the next few but I don't mind when things are looking a bit better xxxxxx

Glad you've had news and it's not too bad, not knowing is awful.

LilacPixie

i have the attention span of a gnat so RBG news soon I hope, Emphesema is evil evil disease.

Sarah - i seem less hip pain more pubic bone too and week behing you, think baby must be head downor feet down just not traverse

I have full anterior placenta and i only seem to feel punches/boots to cervix or bum.

emsywoo123

**confuzzled** wrote: »

BTW wheres Emsy been today??? I hope you had plans and not queu jumping missy:D

Fuzz Wouldn't dare

Feeling a bit light headed and hectic, been alarmingly busy, bubs moving well and I've adopted the "whatever" attitude to position.....really painful AF pains, just getting through the days

Where's my PMA popped off to I wonder LOL

RBG glad to hear some slightly more positive news about your dad xxxxxxx

digitalphase

Hey all, mind if I join you ladies?

I am 12+2 today with my first baby. Had an emergency scan last week due to some spotting, but all OK, so ended up with two scans fairly close together.

Baby's heartbeat is 164bpm which sonographer said was nice and strong, and I have had the nuchal testing including bloods so got to wait 10 days for results, but she did say the nuchal was measuring very thin, so along with my age, should be a low risk.
Baby was kicking up a real storm in there, saw both arms, legs, feet and hands Sonographer also mentioned placenta is in posterior position so said this will mean I will feel all baby's movements. Could be uncomfortable then! But as she said, reassuring.

Treated baby to some cute bodysuits and a teddy from Mamas and Papas as a congratulations for reaching 12 weeks afterwards, and we enjoyed a Subway :rotfl:

I will post my scans pics a bit later once I have scanned them in

Krystaltips

DueMarch11 wrote: »

Ha ha ha, at least you can hand him back today, feel for us poor sods that already have a 2 year old in tow, my delightful, darling, angel monster child told me to shush and go away last night, and then said I was naughty for singing, I didnt think I sounded too bad

Mines not 2 yet... Has no words... And is like a little shaven monkey... She doesn't stop moving all day, ever!! The 6 yo is easier in a "pass me that please" kind of way, but the lip on her would make your hair curl!! She got told off for taking a book out of the baby's cot the other night by hubby, then came crying to me... I was talking to her and hubby shouted something through from the other room and she shouted back "You hurt my feelings and anyway, who cares about you?!"

Rockinbikergal wrote: »

Thanks for all the support ladies

Dad is in HDU being pumped full of steroids and is on oxygen but not intubated which is a plus.....He is being kept in for a few days so looks like I will be running up and down to the hospital over the next few but I don't mind when things are looking a bit better xxxxxx

Glad things are looking up Does he have breathing aids at home? My Grandad had CoPD for years and ended up with a machine that purified the oxygen in the air to help him breath a little better...

Rockinbikergal

Krystaltips wrote: »

Glad things are looking up Does he have breathing aids at home? My Grandad had CoPD for years and ended up with a machine that purified the oxygen in the air to help him breath a little better...

My dad is a stubborn old man and the only thing he has at home is the nebulizer but I think after this episode that might be changing....his sister also had COPD for years but unfortunately died last year with it and since then he has gone down hill.....he just doesn't seem to care anymore and is pushing us all away, or at least trying to.......apparently told my mum the other day he doesn't want to be here anymore so I just don't know what to do when he does and says things like that.....sorry feeling a bit low atm am sitting here in tears coz I feel so helpless atm