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MSE Pregnancy Club 19
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Morning ladies am back!!!
Was at the hospital til half nine last night waiting for BP to come down which it had by half seven, then a very young (inexperienced in my view) doctor decided that baby was breech and wanted me to have a scan cue more hanging around.
This is despite me due to have a section anyway and it not really mattering.
Glad you and bubba ok.**confuzzled** wrote: »Giz re: ebay...she sounds dodgy to me! I'd open a dispute on ebay, to avoid these hassles I always put on my listings that I don't accept returns and definitely don't do refund as I'm very honest with my listing so will take pics of any damage/scratches etc
The person I got the BNWT T shirt with fag burns said "no returns"Evansangel wrote: »Hi everyone
Well i guess its time i moved over here, i had the scan y'day and everything is great.
Yay :j:j:j:j
pawpurrs thinking of you.Please do not confuse me with other gratefulsforhelp. x0 -
Princess_Coupon wrote: »here's a link which explains it
http://www.dwp.gov.uk/publications/specialist-guides/technical-guidance/ni17a-a-guide-to-maternity/maternity-allowance-ma/
The basics are you need to have been self employed for 26 out of the 66 weeks before your due date so (6 months out of a year and 3 months) and should have been registered with HMRC paying Class 2 National Insurance Contributions (NICs), or hold a Small Earnings Exception certificate.
If you are self-employed and do not have a small earnings exception certificate, for any week covered by a Class 2 NI contribution you will be treated as having enough earnings to result in the standard rate of MA, payable at the end of the week covered by a Class 2 NI contribution.
Many thanks hun. That is much appreciated. I don't think i've been paying class 2 NI as my earnings for the first year were low whilst I was setting up. I have only had class 1 but never received an exemption certificate. I'm hoping i'll still be eligible!Beautiful Baby Boy born 28 April 20110 -
Charlie1978 wrote: »Many thanks hun. That is much appreciated. I don't think i've been paying class 2 NI as my earnings for the first year were low whilst I was setting up. I have only had class 1 but never received an exemption certificate. I'm hoping i'll still be eligible!
I'd make some phone calls now to find out where you stand there maybe something you can do/change now that will make a difference, but can't later.AKA: PC
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Rest in Peace Fred the Maddest Muppet in Heaven0 -
Princess_Coupon wrote: »I'd make some phone calls now to find out where you stand there maybe something you can do/change now that will make a difference, but can't later.
Cheers hun. Got no chance of making a secret phone call today but I can certainly make time tomorrow! Really appreciate it. Thank youBeautiful Baby Boy born 28 April 20110 -
Metranil_Vavin wrote: »And..I'm still fretting about lack of movement
. It's been better recently, normally I get some in the evening after dinner, but nothing yesterday. Mind you I wasn't sprawled out on my sofa where I usually am when he starts moving about, so hoping it's just that.
You can tell now though, DD1 is happy to sit in front of the TV quietly... DD2 never stops moving... She runds round me in circles while I vaccuum!
You also find when you're busy doing things you don't notice them move so much as you do when you're sitting not doing anything...Sammy_Girl wrote: »
I have also discovered Pumpkin Patch - yummy!!! Couldn't resist a 3 pack of babygros - they were in the sale
Thanks for the info on heartburn. What do you take to relieve it. Did someone mention lovehearts?A very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...My Fathers Daughter wrote: »Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.
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I love pumpkin patch too, my favourite clothes shop for the girl, can only ever afford their sale items though, its a good thing the shop is in a town I don't go to often.0
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Wish me luck
About to get on a train for 2 hours whilst feeling really grotty.
Will answer any colour questions when I get back from seeing the parents on Saturday
Glad things have worked out Dusty x
eta: actually wish luck on the poor people who will be sitting next to a sicky pregnant womanI do have my bucket with me though
If having different experiences, thoughts and ideas to you, or having an opinion that you don't understand, makes me a troll, then I am proud to be a 100% crying, talking, sleeping, walking, living Troll. :hello:0 -
Sorry hngry, but you'd be my worst nightmare in a cramped train carriage!! Lol, for the sake of you and the others travelling on your train, I hope you keep your dinner downA very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...My Fathers Daughter wrote: »Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.
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oh hngry that does not sound good, have a nice time though with the parents x
massive vibes for legs hope its not too much longer for her xxx
Am about to take the kids to the fireworks display at the school, hope I can stand for the whole of it. OH is coming too though so if I need to I'll leave them there and come home early, hope I get to see it though.0 -
Dusty - Good to hear that you've had a heart to heart with OH and cleared the air. We all know men are supposed to be mind readers - it's just they don't know! Mind you, my DH is getting better at it. I didn't have to ask him for a glass of water at 3am, he just got up and got it
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Hngrymummy - Hope you're not too sickly on the train
Just converted some of my Tesco clubcard vouchers into a subscription to Mother & Baby magazine0
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