MSE Pregnancy Club 20

sarahangel

Dipsy wrote: »

Bless you Sarah - hope you are putting your feet up now and are feeling reassured. It is good to have an explanation x

Thanks Dipsy, its been one hell of a week in one way and another and one that I don't really want to repeat but the naughty little thing is now kicking chunks out of me!! I'm sure they know!!
He is back to front and they said he will probably stop like it now too!

Princess_Coupon

Dipsy wrote: »

No, RVI x You?

I had an unsuccessful embyro transfer there I think, is that the hospital that has traffic lights in the corrodoors to tell you to walk or not?:rotfl:. I'm in Sunderland Royal

Princess_Coupon

Princess_Coupon wrote: »

I'm going to watch surrogate mums on sky 3 in 15 mins

What are the Americans like! the birth was a natural one but in an operating theatre! with loads of nurses and surgeons etc in gowns the lady in labour was in full theatre get up too with a curtain up so she couldn't see, how bizare? and she must have had an epidural as there wasn't a peep out of her.

Catw0man

Metranil_Vavin wrote: »

I'll try and post up a pic of our nursery, put our animal stickers on the walls. It looks ace! :T

Ooh, I have started putting up my stickers too - I think we have the same ones, I'll post a piccy when I get a chance too

Metranil_Vavin

Metranil_Vavin

Sorry they're a bit big. Still not sure how to resize!

Evansangel

Glad all went well at the hospital Sarahangel

MV, they are great!

ticklepenny_2

Metranil_Vavin wrote: »

One other question ladies..does anyone know much about the Vit K injection, and does anyone have any strong views for or against it?

Just trying to make a few birth plan notes.

DD had vit K and this one will be having it too. My brother had the vitamin K injection and had to have more as he had problems which would have been worse if he hadnt had the injection, so that pretty much convinced me lol.

Oh and I love the stickers MV!

Am a tired bunny today. Went to see the german market in Leeds but by the time we got to leeds, had something to eat and got sorted for a wander it started to snow heavily so had to come straight home. So I saw it but didnt get to go round Planning on going back next weekend to try again hopefully, I want to buy loads of cute little gifts

hngrymummy

Having read some more CS experiences it just reinforces my desire not to be awake if I have to have one! I can't imagine anything worse for me! I hate having blood tests and injections etc, and find them far far worse if they numb the area first. To know that something's happening and not be able to feel it....Bleugh. I just know that I'll be sick/pass out/be in hysterics/all of the above if I'm awake for a CS. I don't want the risk of associating the little monster with a bad experience like that.

I've spoken to DH and, if a CS needs to happen, he'll look after sproglet, preferably in the recovery room with me, until I come round.

I know that might not sound positive, but for me it is. Reading all the experiences has helped me make a definite decision, which now means that I'm not going to be worrying so much about what happens if I need a CS.

Eeeep. Need to start thinking about getting hospital bags packed soon. I can't believe it's just over 10 weeks to go. :eek:

Night all.

ps, can anyone link me to one of the many posts about what to pack in the hospital bags. I keep meaning to copy the list on to my computer. Ta

Rockinbikergal

Hi Lady bumps.....

am on quickly before I head to bed, have an appt with the mw tomorrow for my blood pressure check and also have a meeting to sort out my maternity leave with the line manager...have a headache atm so it will probably be there when I go for the checks at maternity after that meeting lol

Thank you Katy and good luck for tomorrow

Happy Birthday Hitchens

Welcome Garnettlady

ok am off to bed now...will catch you lovely ladies at some point tomorrow labour vibes to all in need.....xxxx