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MSE Parents Club Part 14

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  • So I thought my sneezing was due to dusting this morning but now I'm thinking I'm starting with a cold as Alfie is the same, keeps sneezing and has a really runny nose. Doesn't seem to be bothering him apart from leaking more than usual from mouth, nose and eyes! He's in bed now and I'm hoping it won't keep him awake.

    Aww I can hear him spluttering through the monitor now :(

    Em did you manage a bath for Seth? Sounds like a nightmare at yours with no water, hob or oven! I would absolutely be demanding a take out by way of compensation ;)

    Kindof, I'd be tempted to arrange a night out of my own too.
  • SusanC wrote: »
    Thanks for thinking of me and it's very sweet of you to ask. I just feel really exhausted even though I haven't been doing much. I'm very glad I stocked up with food etc. as it means there is less essential work to do and keep track of.

    ETA: I hope I didn't make you really worried?

    You deserve a bit of worrying about :A

    I guess I was just thinking because I felt like I should have asked you this morning. I am willing to bet that there are others who have been thinking about you too but not wanting to ask...

    I hope your hubby is doing okay too x
    r.mac wrote: »
    please listen to MFD - she is a wise woman :D
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  • theres a few toy bargains on boots.com if anyone else is sorting xmas shopping out, highschool musical dance mat £3, postman pat tent £5, also toys are 3 for 2, mat is £19.99 on amazon!! tent is over £20 other sites so seems quite a good discount, boots.com is being a bit funny though so have to keep hitting refresh xx

    oh gutted the tent went out of stock before i checked out :(
  • Em, fill the kitchen sink up, always good for a quick dunk ;)

    Aimee's 6 and a size 13... Caitlyn is a 3... (Aimee's first shoes at the same age were a 5...)
    A very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...
    Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.

  • redmel1621
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    AF - Fairies arrived yesterday and THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCH:kisses3:

    SS - Thank you for the recipes:A I only wanted a rabbit one cos I think my mum has a few rabbits in her freezer, her boyf shoots them for the farmers and gets to keep what he's shot!
    Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot,
    Nothing is going to get better. It's not.
  • SugarSpun
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    You deserve a bit of worrying about :A

    I guess I was just thinking because I felt like I should have asked you this morning. I am willing to bet that there are others who have been thinking about you too but not wanting to ask...

    I hope your hubby is doing okay too x

    That would be me - I felt like I've been asking too many personal questions lately :o

    And I agree that you're worth the worrying.

    You're welcome Mel, I only hope the cream and eggs don't bankrupt you ;)
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  • Problem is I dont have many friends lol

    I am watching the michael jackson home movies its so good, its so nice to see him normal at home, I still cant beleive he is gone :(
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  • kitkat5566
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    Hi all, hope everyones well.

    Went to my BF counsellor meeting today, I was dreading it; the counsellor phoned me the other day saying that me just expressing was unnatural. I met her today, purposely didn't take Theo with me (I really cannot be doing with the stress of attempting 'proper' BFing, Theo cries... as do I) and she asked where he was, so I explained to her that I had made my decision; to exclusively express feed with formula for top ups and thankfully she was v supportive and said what an amazing thing I was doing. She gave me lots of advice on keeping up my supply and recommended pumps as the hospital took the pump back that I had borrowed. I am going to stick to my manual TT pump for the time being (me and OH worked out how much we need for bills this month, he is out of work and I am only getting basic SMP and we just cant afford the expense of a pump atm!)

    Thanks everyone for your advice re: expressing and pumps! :)
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    SugarSpun wrote: »
    That would be me - I felt like I've been asking too many personal questions lately :o

    And I agree that you're worth the worrying.

    You're welcome Mel, I only hope the cream and eggs don't bankrupt you ;)

    Susan I have also been thinking about you, but not wanting to ask:o Sorry if I have come across as insensitive, by not asking after you.

    I know after all three of my MC's I wouldn't talk about them to anyone, and tbh have only just started mentioning them to people in the last year or so.....even though the last one happened in 2005.

    SS - You can winky all you like, but reality is eggs and cream might well bankrupt me atm:eek:
    Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot,
    Nothing is going to get better. It's not.
  • SugarSpun
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    redmel1621 wrote: »
    SS - You can winky all you like, but reality is eggs and cream might well bankrupt me atm:eek:

    :eek: I did :rotfl: though, winky is German of the sort you'd use to children for wave, and I'm always saying, winky winky, to Molly. I was wondering !!!!!! you were saying!
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