MSE Pregnancy Club 20

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sarahangel wrote: »

Grateful - sorry you are feeling so carp. Hope you manage plenty of rest and fluids today.

Thanks, and for the reminder about drinking plenty. I was just sitting here wondering what to do next, so that's it.

gratefulforhelp_2

lauren_1 wrote: »

I dont know if i want to kill DD or kill the stupid woman at the school who clearly has never had to deal with a 5ft tantruming child!

Hugs, honey. They are all exhausted the kids, and the cold doesn't help. Or the fact that we are cold and tired too.

sarahangel

Lauren - hugs, I have one at the same age who does the same thing every single morning no matter what I try and do or say, she doesn't do mornings and neither do I! She is usually ok once I've managed out of the house though! They really try your patience so you have my full sympathy on that score!

I would be really cross with the school too, seems that common sense goes straight out of the window but on the other hand they have to be seen to be doing something.

Hope you get it sorted soon x

lilian1977

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.

Yep, same here - I'm up between 1 and 3 times a night, and always ALWAYS need to go when I'm standing up - I'm hoping this means peanut's head is at the bottom!

Welcome BBM, Jade and Cyclura

Lauren - you poor thing! I hope the stupid woman at the school realises her mistake soon.

Hugs to Welshlassie - I can't comment on your situation but do keep posting.

Sorry to anyone I've missed!

I'm off work today, thick snow in Derbyshire so there's no way I was risking the uphill walk to the train station, especially with a sore hip anyway. So that's me off work until Monday now as it's OH's birthday tomorrow and then my parents are up for the weekend from Thursday I'll be putting my Xmas tree up on Saturday!

Metranil_Vavin

I got the expected sarcastic reply from my boss.

Nice how caring he is in regards to a nearly 8 months pregnant woman who has had 1 miscarriage already this year, struggling in the ice and snow on 2 different trains, on a journey which takes at least one and a half hours on a 'good weather' day.

Don't know why i cried. I should be used to the shi tty treatment by now.

Roll on next Friday.

gratefulforhelp_2

He's probably jealous that he can't do it. And he obviously misses you being there.

Metranil_Vavin

He's not been very nice to me for about a month now Grateful. I've started feeling a bit 'picked on' to be honest. Maybe it's something to do with hormones/paranoia on my part, but without going into boring details I can't approach him about anything now without chippy, ar5ey responses.

Plus there is stuff going on at work where a colleague who's wife works in company law has said I have a case for sexual discrimination should I wish to persue it.

I don't really, I don't need the stress.

Charlie1978

Lauren - I honestly don't know how you coped this morning! :eek: I'd suggest to her when she gets home that Christmas is cancelled!

I'd hate social services to be involved in any of my family. My mum got them involved when my brother started playing up many years ago and they wormed their way into our family and almost took us off my mum! My brother was just being a typical teenager! :eek: Don't want anything to do with them now. They may help some families but they most certainly did not help ours.

Welcome newbies. Hope your stay is healthy.

Welshlassie - I don't know much about medication. I guess my initial thought was, why would you think the baby is going to be stillborn? You're still feeling movements aren't you?! I would presume (perhaps naively so) that if the baby is moving about then all is well and stillbirth isn't an option?! Feel free to correct me anyone though.

All I know is I finally have an appetite so i'm making the most of it! Got a load of fruit in so enjoying munching away

Princess_Coupon

hitchins wrote: »

It's popped now and it's not unusual for me to cover it with a plaster!

:rotfl:That must be one ugly bellybutton.

Lauren, I'd be so tempted to really whack her with a brush when she gets home

loubylou1982_2

gizmodo wrote: »

@loubylou1982 and @Kataratarina - I take it you both enjoy work then? I can't possibly imagine saying I wish I'd stayed another week at work :eek: I'll be 35 weeks on my last day. I cannot wait

I would'nt say i love it but i dont mind it. I was looking forward to being off but i'm not sure why i kind of feel guilty being off. Mad i know i just cant explain it. At least today with the snow we have had (not loads but enough) can justify me staying in doing nothing.


Lou