MSE Pregnancy Club 20

FairyShazza

Sammy_Girl wrote: »

Does anyone have a bladder the size of a thimble at the mo? I seem to to go so much nowadays - but then not loads comes out. But I'm always desperate. So annoying - I hope it doesn't last.

Yes me! It's doing my head in at the moment as i'm up and down about a thousand times a day and when I go hardly anything comes out :mad: I went immediately before leaving work, drove to the shops and within about 20 minutes of walking around I was so desperate to go again I honestly thought there would be an accident before I got home - luckily I made it home in time

Welshlassie I'm not sure if you'll see this, am sorry that you feel that way. The thread does move quickly, everyone gets overlooked sometimes, I know I have felt that way before but most people have loads to catch up on when they do make it in so it honestly is nothing personal.

I'm dreading to think what Sammy remembers about me :rotfl:

Looking forward to news and pictures from all the scans this week

Rockinbikergal

Evening lady bumps

Well good news and bad news from my MW appt today...good news is I don't have pre-eclampsia which was my Drs concern...bad news is I have yet another kidney infection

The appt was the worst I have experienced at the hospital so far and I think it was mainly because it wasn't my team of mws......felt like I was herded in and then out again.....reported to the desk and they looked at me as if I had 2 heads when I explained I had spoken to the head honcho to arrange the appt at the request of my GP, got to see the Dr and was scanned so got to see the alien an extra time and everything looks good there, head is down so if he stays down will hopefully go natural the Dr nor the nurse actually spoke to me or hubby while we were in the room and we came out and I was getting redressed and hubby asked was I ok and I promptly burst into tears and told him I wasn't. He complained at the desk and a MW took me into a side room and was rather short with me for being up for my appt early (my proper appt is 15th December) so I explained again why I was there and she seemed a little more sympathetic but I still am not happy at how I was treated today. Not sure if I should complain or just wait and mention it my team mw when I see her in 3 weeks. They hadn't even told me in the Drs room I had a kidney infection just bustled me out the door so huby brought me home and made me a cup of tea and settled me before I went back to work...am feeling a bit better now but stil annoyed at the hospital. I'm sorry this has turned into a bit of a rant and ramble.....going back to lurkdom

Oh Welsh please don't take that noone replied to you to heart...I have felt like that many times and realised that if I don't know anything to do with what was posted I just lurk on the side and say nothing, there's every possibility that is what has happened....come back and join us

Princess_Coupon

FairyShazza wrote: »

Yes me! It's doing my head in at the moment as i'm up and down about a thousand times a day and when I go hardly anything comes out :mad: I went immediately before leaving work, drove to the shops and within about 20 minutes of walking around I was so desperate to go again I honestly thought there would be an accident before I got home - luckily I made it home in time

It was only the first few weeks I peed more and at night, since about 10 weeks it's made no difference. I'll have to ask at my next scan if I have my bladder in an unusual place or maybe it's huge. DH is even wierder he has 1 pee a day:eek: despite drinking endless coffees

FairyShazza

Princess_Coupon wrote: »

It was only the first few weeks I peed more and at night, since about 10 weeks it's made no difference. I'll have to ask at my next scan if I have my bladder in an unusual place or maybe it's huge. DH is even wierder he has 1 pee a day:eek: despite drinking endless coffees

I think I have quite a small bladder in comparison to most anyway as I have never really been able to hold much. OH calls it my OLB (old lady bladder) at one point I wondered if I was diabetic but tests have shown everything is normal in that respect.

Maybe I was actually born with a thimble for a bladder :rotfl:

Princess_Coupon

FairyShazza wrote: »

I think I have quite a small bladder in comparison to most anyway as I have never really been able to hold much. OH calls it my OLB (old lady bladder) at one point I wondered if I was diabetic but tests have shown everything is normal in that respect.

Maybe I was actually born with a thimble for a bladder :rotfl:

I hate going, I used to have a terrifying reoccuring nightmare as a child about peeing on the toilet, maybe I've stretched it over the years? your might be small as you empty it constantly:rotfl:

Krystaltips

DueMarch11 wrote: »

Worried about the whole bloody thing!! How are you doing? x

I would be a lot more confident if my instructor hadn't cancelled todays lesson :eek:

We practised the dodgy roundabout a couple of times on Saturday and she gave me a couple of tips on how the tester might try and catch me out with the independant driving and the distinct lack of signage...

But pretty much bricking it lol...

Shazza, I think you have a similar sized bladder to my husband... Before we go anywhere he has to have a last minute wee... Then as soon as we arrive he has to go again lol... He goes about 3 times between getting upstairs and actually going to sleep at night! I'm like coupon... I go about 3 times a day... Less if I can help it lol...

anm_2

OMG talking about bladders mine is doing my head in lol, go to sleep and i will wake up 30 minutes later needing to go, and that sets the scene for the whole night and day, might just move into the bathroom with a sleeping bag lol

Also have had a bad cough since Friday so have had little sleep the past 3 nights and i am so tired

Princess_Coupon

Ladies with reduced movement: I've though of a trick I was told by a friend to make the baby move and it does work for me (I use it as a last resort though) If you put a finger in your tummy button and scratch about inside (a bit yak I know) my friend said it sends vibrations down the unbilical cord:rotfl: I'm not sure I believe that but it does work for me.

Princess_Coupon

Krystaltips wrote: »

I would be a lot more confident if my instructor hadn't cancelled todays lesson :eek:

I took my test in central London in rush hour, other than the manouvers I spent the rest of the test in a traffic jam :rotfl:

Dipsy_2

Oh Rockin I feel for you - it may help you to put in a complaint, also may prevent others being treated like this x

I had a doctor tell me off for going to him when my MW told me over the phone to go to request an early scan when I was bleeding!! He made me beal my eyes out and my DS was with me giving me cuddles. He asked why I thought that a scan would be treatment - which of course I didn't (must look thick?!!!) and eventually caved in and phoned to book me in. I could have spat I was that angry at him for making me cry in front of my little boy, but I calmed down and when I spoke to my husband about it that evening he took control and said that I was never to go to that doc again and we promptly changed surgeries, which I have never done before! I thought about complaining, but I doubted it would do anything so we just voted with our feet so to speak.

Hope that you feel better about it soon - the worry coupled with unprofessional comments and treatment like that is unfair. I am not sure if PALS could do anything? Hugs sweetie x x x