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Less than 12 weeks pregnant club! 2

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  • claire16c
    claire16c Posts: 7,074 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    I was scared just to book the docs appt! But anyway its done now, and not for over a week and a half still.
  • IHateDida
    IHateDida Posts: 1,670 Forumite
    Last time as I was an "older mum" they said they would book me to be seen for my scan at 12 weeks as that is the best time for nucal scan so I'm
    Hoping it will be the same again .... X

    How old is an older mum? I am late 30s....I thought I should be classified as "old" - I had a friend who had a baby at my age and she was warned her hips could go funny due to her age....:eek: (I am of course expecting everything to droop and not go back into place properly :p)
  • snozberry
    snozberry Posts: 1,200 Forumite
    IHateDida wrote: »
    How old is an older mum? I am late 30s....I thought I should be classified as "old" - I had a friend who had a baby at my age and she was warned her hips could go funny due to her age....:eek: (I am of course expecting everything to droop and not go back into place properly :p)

    One of my friends, who is a year older than me, did have funny hips (she ended up on crutches) and she was pregnant with her first child when she was a couple years younger than I am now. It's scary!
  • IHateDida wrote: »
    How old is an older mum? I am late 30s....I thought I should be classified as "old" - I had a friend who had a baby at my age and she was warned her hips could go funny due to her age....:eek: (I am of course expecting everything to droop and not go back into place properly :p)

    I was 41 last month :eek:
  • pippa80
    pippa80 Posts: 248 Forumite
    I'm counting down too! I really hope that I feel better in the second trimester. I was vomiting yesterday and this morning. I have started to carry a plastic bag in my handbag in case I need to be sick while I'm on the tube :eek:

    I seem to be ok when I'm actually at work and snacking constantly.

    Well done on booking the appt Claire. Mine finally went through last week (when I was 8 weeks) and my booking appt + scan are for when I'm 12+3. I guess the urgency just depends on how busy the maternity services are in your area. It definitely seems to vary a lot based on this thread!

    Things to do this week: organise flu jab and buy one of those all in vitamins/some vitamin D! (And try to keep myself together at work!)
  • IHateDida
    IHateDida Posts: 1,670 Forumite
    I was 41 last month :eek:

    We'll have funny hips together then! ;) Maybe we should start a preggy and have funny hips thread!! x
  • IHateDida wrote: »
    We'll have funny hips together then! ;) Maybe we should start a preggy and have funny hips thread!! x

    Sounds like a plan !! :j
  • mrsj28
    mrsj28 Posts: 1,287 Forumite
    Morning ladies :wave:

    For some reason I feel the need to come on here and share with you all that I was sick for the first time today! Weirdly I feel so much better having actually been sick, after three weeks of constant nausea! I'm working from home today so it wasn't really a problem, but I'll be in the office Thursday and Friday and I'm really worried about managing if I am sick!

    I also have a long commute (in the car) so I am trying to work out how I'd manage being sick while driving!

    Any tips from any other ladies suffering would be very much appreciated!
  • savageHK
    savageHK Posts: 1,253 Forumite
    mrsj28 wrote: »
    I also have a long commute (in the car) so I am trying to work out how I'd manage being sick while driving!

    Make sure you have a hole-less plastic bag (or a lot of them) with you - perhaps on the passenger seat - supermarket bags are no good because of those anti-suffocate holes in the bottom! You might also want a bucket or something, a bag could fall over and leak where a bucket will hold more upright? I'd put the bag in the bucket, rather than throw up in the bucket itself as the sight of it might set you off again otherwise.

    I found with me if I threw up first thing in the morning I didn't throw up again until I'd eaten or drank something (and luckily most of the time not even then) but there were one or two times when that pattern didn't work.
  • lovecake
    lovecake Posts: 682 Forumite
    Oh no! Poor you mrsj! Sometimes I think I would rather be sick than feel the way I do all day :( I'm really suffering with the nausea at the moment. Still haven't actually been sick, but seriously have to fight it back. I just take lots of deep breaths and then when the wave of nausea passes I eat something small like a couple of crackers. It is so draining - I am mentally and physically exhausted as a result of fighting the urge to spew all day :( I really hope it passes soon as I am really struggling to concentrate at work while I'm feeling like this.

    How is everyone else feeling?

    7 weeks tmrw for me! :) Hurry up 12 weeks!!
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