MSE Pregnancy Club 20

LilacPixie

hngrymummy wrote: »

WHAT!!! :eek::eek::eek::eek:

Baby is have a wriggle. Cramps still here. Anyone want to take them off me? I don't want em yet.

Going to ignore them and sort out some more washing.

Might tell DH though, just in case.

nope my wriggler doing the same and has been since this morning. they seem to be getting less frequent but stronger though :eek:

yes they shove finger up bum to make sure you have no anal tears. By that time the baby is out so you are very aware of it... well i was

dustystar02

It is my OHs biggest fear that I may poop during labour. Honestly he's obsessed with talking about it. He's very very squeamish but has already warned me that he may not be able to stay in the room if that happens. Not good with bodily fluids at all.

And yet he'll be doing nappies whether he likes it or not!

Teenie_D

annibee wrote: »

you cant stop thinking about me now think you mean sharkey!

Oh jeez that's the second time I've done that....sorry I'm determined that all you ladies are having your babies soon. LOL

Charlie1978

Great. Emma's Diary have sold on my number to NPower. Just a heads up ladies... if 0800 612 1526 calls your phone it's NPower and they have got your no from Emma's Diary. Apparently... the advisor gave me a heads up... that they sell the info on to lots of other companies. So... hmmm. I can feel a scathing e-mail coming on me thinks. Not in the best of moods as it is so they can take the brunt of it! :mad:

And for the first time i'm happy about having a C Section. Any midwife tries to shove a finger up my bum and i'll likely smack her one. One way traffic! :eek: :mad:

annibee

Teenie_D wrote: »

Oh jeez that's the second time I've done that....sorry I'm determined that all you ladies are having your babies soon. LOL

2 words = pregnancy brain :rotfl:

Teenie_D

annibee wrote: »

2 words = pregnancy brain :rotfl:

:eek::eek: me? Never !!! ;):D

sharkeybabe

Teenie_D wrote: »

Aw hun if you are that scared then it is best he comes home to be with you, but you could still go a good couple of weeks before bubs is ready to move. Was he due to come home soon anyway?

Hmmm - now I am really confused specially by your other post about the ways they measure it. He was due home on the 6th Feb which is a week before my due date. may have just made a mistake calling him then and getting him all worried. Dunno what to do now:(

Pixiepops

LilacPixie wrote: »

yes they shove finger up bum to make sure you have no anal tears. By that time the baby is out so you are very aware of it... well i was

WHAT?! They seem to have ''forgotten'' to mention this in like all the booklets, magazines, articles etc that I've read!

Charlie1978 wrote: »

Great. Emma's Diary have sold on my number to NPower. Just a heads up ladies... if 0800 612 1526 calls your phone it's NPower and they have got your no from Emma's Diary. Apparently... the advisor gave me a heads up... that they sell the info on to lots of other companies. So... hmmm. I can feel a scathing e-mail coming on me thinks. Not in the best of moods as it is so they can take the brunt of it! :mad:

And for the first time i'm happy about having a C Section. Any midwife tries to shove a finger up my bum and i'll likely smack her one. One way traffic! :eek: :mad:

On the slip when collecting your emma's diary pack there was a little asterisk by the 2 phone number boxes and it said at the bottom in smallprint that if you choose to provide your telephone contact details that you're allowing them to contact you by those channels as well as post. And then it says also that emma's diary will pass your details on to selected companies who will send you vouchers and may contact you regarding products/services. There is an opt-out box though.

jojo1978_3

Our gas and elec is a combined payment and its currently at £98 per month. I don't know how you other ladies have got it so low.
Fed up today. Have wasted so much time on and off trying to do an order at Boots (since 8am, going to work and chool runs and post office in between), but have now given up as everything i really wanted went out of stock on the numerous times i tried to check out.
Grrrrrr, consoling myself by thinking how much money i saved.

sarahangel

Afternoon all

Congratulations Twoflower, Darcy is a lovely name xx

Giz - we had a similar thing with our gas & electric before Christmas. British Gas wanted to put them both up and it would of cost £93 combined. Changed provider and now we pay £68 a month.

I've been the physio this morning and I have now been discharged unless I have problems post natally. Popped to shops to freak out the staff in Asda! :rotfl:

I've also discovered that I'm starting to lose my plug (sorry TMI) which is exciting. Hope bubs is not planning on making an escape this side of the weekend, I have a list of jobs that need finishing!

Catch you in a bit, hugs to all bumps xx