MSE Pregnancy Club 21

hitchins

hngrymummy wrote: »

Still getting BH. At what point do they count as 'regular'??
They're not terribly painful (well, not to me anyway).

Just nommed three quarters of a large pizza. DH had one too. Theory is, we can wrap up the leftovers and pop em in the car if anything does happen tonight. I can't see DH getting much in the way of food when we're there. Also got a pile of biscuits I made today.

Trying to stay positive "I can do this I can do this"

Good luck Hitchins.

When there's a pattern, say every 10 mins etc. If it is the real thing, they will build up. Course you can do it! So exciting! :D

:rotfl: @ leftovers and biscuits.

Ah I'll eat my hat if this is anything, probably over did it today....loading dishwasher.

Evansangel

Physio today wasn't great, she basically gave me the same rubbish sheet of exercises that the GP gave me and said they didn't work because im not doing them properly.

I asked about giving birth as i cant open my legs to wide and she didn't answer.

Im to get a gym ball and lean on that against the wall instead of sitting, im not to go out for walks alot and i have to try and avoid housework...

I cant have a support belt as she doesn't think it will help.

She was slightly competitive aswell..

Physio "How much did Lily weigh?"
Me "9lbs 11ozs"
Physio "My baby was 11lbs.."

I asked about my painkillers as my GP said to take 2 tablets 4 times a day. My MW said to only take them if i really feel i need to.
And now she has said im to take 2 at night, 1 in the morning and 1 in the afternoon.

I dont know what to do, i dont like taking to much because of the baby

digitalphase

hngrymummy wrote: »

Still getting BH. At what point do they count as 'regular'??
They're not terribly painful (well, not to me anyway).

Just nommed three quarters of a large pizza. DH had one too. Theory is, we can wrap up the leftovers and pop em in the car if anything does happen tonight. I can't see DH getting much in the way of food when we're there. Also got a pile of biscuits I made today.

Trying to stay positive "I can do this I can do this"

Good luck Hitchins.

Good luck hngry and hitchins! How exciting

hitchins

dustystar02 wrote: »

I love Bastiste dry shampoo, it is my life saver, i use it every other day (between washes), it was the first thing to go on my hospital toiletry list

they do a little travel size bastiste in superdrug

Erm, anyone else taking in GHDs, you know, just in case I need to be kept in ???

Me:rotfl: got OH to fetch me em last time, but was kicked out so quick I hardly had time to run a comb through my hair!

DueMarch11

Holy !!!!!! I just sneezed, ow ow ow

That is all!

hitchins

Evansangel wrote: »

Physio today wasn't great, she basically gave me the same rubbish sheet of exercises that the GP gave me and said they didn't work because im not doing them properly.

I asked about giving birth as i cant open my legs to wide and she didn't answer.

Im to get a gym ball and lean on that against the wall instead of sitting, im not to go out for walks alot and i have to try and avoid housework...

I cant have a support belt as she doesn't think it will help.

She was slightly competitive aswell..

Physio "How much did Lily weigh?"
Me "9lbs 11ozs"
Physio "My baby was 11lbs.."

I asked about my painkillers as my GP said to take 2 tablets 4 times a day. My MW said to only take them if i really feel i need to.
And now she has said im to take 2 at night, 1 in the morning and 1 in the afternoon.

I dont know what to do, i dont like taking to much because of the baby

Sorry it didn't go well. Not so easy to take it easy when you've a little un to run around after.

Evansangel

hitchins wrote: »

Sorry it didn't go well. Not so easy to take it easy when you've a little un to run around after.

Thats what i said, but i'll do the exercises exactly to the sheet and if it gets worse then i will call her back.

Lol, she also suggested that instead of rolling over in bed, i get out the side im facing and walk round the other side of the bed and get in to the side i want to face :rotfl:

hitchins

Evansangel wrote: »

Thats what i said, but i'll do the exercises exactly to the sheet and if it gets worse then i will call her back.

Lol, she also suggested that instead of rolling over in bed, i get out the side im facing and walk round the other side of the bed and get in to the side i want to face :rotfl:

What? :eek: And you say she's been pregnant!! :rotfl:

Yeh just see how you go and don't panic too much about the meds.

FairyShazza

hngrymummy wrote: »

eta, anyone seen FairyShazza recently?

*waves*

I'm here

Sorry I've been AWOL ladies - have had a funny three weeks and haven't been in a very good frame of mind I didn't want to bring anyone down on the thread. Plus as I was wrapping up at work I was so busy that I just didn't get much chanced to get on.

I've also been diagnosed with SPD and have been trying to get my head around that. Have been feeling a little down in the dumps (as well as being in pain quite a lot of the time) just rather fed up that I got this far (to 34 weeks) and now this has come along From the waist up and the thigh down I feel absolutely fine and dandy - everyone keeps telling me how well I look too. It's just annoying that someone seems to replaced my pelvis with that of a raggy doll

I gave myself a bit of a pep talk though and after a session of Reflexology on Saturday tailored to hopefully help ease the symptoms of the SPD and my appointment for physio coming through am feeling much more positive now

I can't believe I've missed so many births I hope all the new mummies and babies are doing well.

I've finished work and am on maternity now so am going to make sure I keep up with all the goings on a bit more now I have more time

Hope mums and bumps are all happy and healthy this evening

GarnetLady

EA, I can't believe they're all being so useless! Well unfortunately I can but you know what I mean. I'd be asking your midwife if there's someone you can see if possible. Hugs hon, it really sucks x.