MSE Pregnancy Club 19

emsywoo123

** do note read the stillbirth thread if feeling even slightly emotional **

hngrymummy

Hello and welcome newbies :T

I had another rubbish day. No nausea or sickness until about 4pm, which was great, but I did have a run in with manager who told me that as he was managing the project he is he one who decides how I do my job. So frustrating when someone who doesn't know how to do my job tries to tell me how it *must* be done. Am on a bit of a low anyway, so just ended up feleing utterly useless. Then got home to a huge unpaid car repair bill. I thought we'd paid it all, but my car was dealt with by 2 different people, each with their own invoicing. I just burst into tears as we really can't afford it right now. DH has been lovely and given me lots of cuddles.

Am trying to think up ways to make a bit of money when I'm on ML. I'm pretty good with a sewing machine, so I might see if I can make a few bits to sell (aprons, cushion covers etc. Any ideas greatly welcomed), and also get my t-shirt business back up and running properly.

Watching a strange programme about transvestite wives (or are they husbands). Including a bloke who works in a manufacturing job and says that he hasn't told his workmates because of their potential reactions. Ummm....you have now!

Belly button is nearly flat now. eeek. Come back soon inny, I quite liked you.

Off to bed now I think. Lots of cleaning to do tomorrow preparing for visitors next weekend.

Night all

iceicebaby

digitalphase wrote: »

Hey Ice! Welcome! I've only been over here since yesterday

You've certainly moved forwards in your dates

I know! I had me as 12+6 but DS yesterday put me at 14, so 14+1 today.

Metranil_Vavin

emsywoo123 wrote: »

** do note read the stillbirth thread if feeling even slightly emotional **

Too late

Do you think terrible things like that are common?

emsywoo123

Metranil_Vavin wrote: »

Too late

Do you think terrible things like that are common?

No MV, I really truly do not, not just because I don't want to think of it, but I genuinely think they are not.

emsywoo123

hngrymummy wrote: »

Hello and welcome newbies :T

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I have the transvestite wives thing in the background too.......odd. That's all I have.

Big hugs for the invoices and blinking housework tomorrow

On_The_Edge

emsywoo123 wrote: »

OMG On the Edge you are going out now?!?!?!!? Jeez spot the one in 2nd trimester :mad: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

I am religiously in bed at 9, only still up as been having painful Braxtons (at least I hope they are :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: )

My DH just read that over my shoulder and laughed. I'll be the one laughing in a few weeks when he has to start doing more around the house :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

And dont worry I have tomorrow planned as a pj day

hngrymummy

I agree Emsy. If you think what a baby must have to do to achieve that (I read it too ) whilst floating in the fluid. It'll be very difficult to do. It's a terrible thing to have happened, and I really feel for her. I do think that it's a very rare occurance and we can't get worried about things like that happening, else we'll have very stressful pregnancies.

Really must go to bed. Try and sleep off my downer.

hngrymummy

emsywoo123 wrote: »

I have the transvestite wives thing in the background too.......odd. That's all I have.

Big hugs for the invoices and blinking housework tomorrow

One of them just wants to not look like a man when s/he's a woman. Well stop standing like a man then :cool:

Teenie_D

Morning ladies

Feeling so much better today already thank goodness. Why is it the day I can have a lie in I a) wake up early and b) actually feel like getting up!! LOL

The cupboards are completely bare, another thing that was getting me down yesterday, I have not felt like doing things in the house and it's totally psychological I know but I feel sick every time I go shopping:o Going to venture out in a bit though after DH brings me my bacon buttie

Welcome Ice due 2 days before me!

Emsy I looked at the thread this morning but decided it wouldn't be wise to read it poor, poor people but you are right this thing is really uncommon thank goodness

My favourite uncle is coming up to Mum and Dads to visit tomorrow, haven't seen him for a couple of years due to travelling distance and its just the way my dad and his brothers are, they are there for one another and phone regularly but don't live in one anothers pockets. Anyway I reckon this will be the last time we see him, he has just been diagnosed with very aggressive cancer and they basically can't do anything so he has been given months to live:(:(
What on earth do you say to someone who is dying? "hi how are you" "how's things", "are you keeping ok?" I've been worrying about it and know I will get emotional which I don't want to show but I have to see him, like I said he is our favourite and such a character.

Oh well here's my butty yum, better go scoff and get organsied and get these cupboards and fridge full again.

Have a lovely Saturday xxx