MSE Pregnancy Club 21

alamaya

That son of yours is beeeeautiful

as for me giggling like a loon as i have just captured video of my bump moving . Thought i saw it earlier but was not sure and yep now have proof lol.
Shes been getting lively the past few days. Not really feeling flicks anymore more like shuffling and adjusting.

Had to have last two days off work. Had really bad headache. (got them lots before pregnancy) but thinking its because my hips keep me awake so much at night i am not sleeping enough. Got a nice long nap today on settee and headache gone. Luckily only work tomorrow and had 3 days annual leave next week anyways so gonna rest up.


27 weeks today Third Trimester is here and i am in so much shock. Other day looking back to find out when i trained another girl on my job and realised i had my egg retrieval at end of august. Seems so long ago. Been waiting for my baby for so many years funny how 9 months can seem the longest wait

Bump hugs to all
xx

Apricot

MV he is delectable - I love his little pjs!

iceicebaby

MV he is lush!

I have another 4 weeks after today until maternity leave starts, and it can't come quick enough!

Rockinbikergal

Welcome to the final leg Alamaya lol and MV he is just scrumptious looking hehe

wendz86

My boss said if i struggle i can leave earlier and i can still come in for my leaving lunch hehe. I will try and stick it out though...six weeks isn't that long.

ticklepenny_2

MV he is gorgeous!! I want mine now!!

Doglover

MV he is lovely, you must be sooooo proud!

Rockinbikergal

How did this avo go Tickle????

digitalphase

bellabear wrote: »

Thats Digi, I seem to be ok if I just go around the block a few times, but luckily DH is fine to take her out by himself, just feel bad as I loved the exercise and we'd always have a proper natter on dogwalks. Also, the idea of spending the next 7-9 weeks without exercising is really depressing! Have tried swimming but it has the same effect as walking unfortunately Not too long now! Just so happy that I am seeing a physio now though

My antenatal classes talked about TENS as a method of pain relief, but not the specific machines. The 3 types that I looked at were the 'elle', 'obi' and 'mama', all seemed to have good reviews, I bought the Obi as I liked the skinny remote style.

Do your cats tend to damage/destroy much? If not, it might be worth either paying it, or asking if they would consider reducing it if you can get a good ref from a previous landlord?

Has anyone got any recommendations for hypnobirthing cd's? Apart from a slight blip on OBEM I think it really helped the girl on Monday?

BB X

I know, I absolutely hate it that I can't go on walks now. Really miss it. Don't want to damage myself more though. Going to go into town tomorrow, will ache after, but want to buy a sketch pad and pencils and try doing some drawings. I haven't been swimming in years, but my physio said not to do the breast stroke when you have SPD, as the leg movement makes it worse.

My cats are not naughty really. They *touch wood* don't tend to cause damage. They are mostly indoor cats as well, so pretty well behaved. We clip their claws as well. I told the woman all that, but the landlord decides what he wants.

As it turns out, the house was lovely (including a new driveway which has obviously been done since the photos were taken) but far too small for the money. The whole place was very modern and lovely, but a small kitchen (nowhere for cat box, and washing machine would have to be outside in outhouse, no room for dishwasher) and small garden (we have 7 guinea pigs, as well as the cats and the baby to come, and a shed and garden box, and loads of plants in pots) were the main reasons we've not gone any further with it. It's majorly overpriced, really we'd expect a good size kitchen and garden for that, a garage and even a downstairs loo (lovely!). We'll just have to keep looking!

I will wait and see about the TENS. Will try and get one sorted by about 35 weeks I think, so got just over 5 weeks to either buy one or arrange to hire one. I like the idea of buying one as I'd probably forget to send it back, what with a new born. And should get most of money back.

Can I ask a question about buying a used TENS machine - are you able to test them out and see if they work, or are you not allowed to do this until in labour? Just worried I'll buy a broken one and only find out when in throws of labour!

Krystaltips

No, you can try them before you go into labour... I've had mine on for a go.. It's a wierd sensation, not sure how it is going to help labour pains, but hey... worth a try