Less than 12 weeks pregnant club! 2

RedwoodBrook

pigpen wrote: »

LOL... my Oh is 7.5 years younger than me... I'm saying nothing but I'll do a biiiiiiig grin for you

This woman is 56...and she boinks 17yr olds...

Although its not the age gap....just the fact this woman does not look like Kate Moss....yet wears less than a nudist.

mirrorimage0

hey no fair my other half is 14 yrs older than me, (i wouldnt mind if he was rich lol)

have ordered the dress anyway, they have free returns and the other dresses i have seen have been like £80 plus but like i said im not paying that to wear once. the wedding isnt till june so have time to look around.

jcr16

mirrorimage0 wrote: »

RedwoodBrook wrote: »

May I ask why lefthandedness keeps being put in the same category as dyslexia? Last time I checked, being lefthanded wasn't a disability? Perhaps I have missed the point somewhere.

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no i dont think its being put inthe same category, pigpen was just saying there have been some studies tha show excessive scanning may have something to do with being left handed or to do with dyslexia. we are not saying its a disability. although when my son throws a tantrum about it i could disable his whinging lol

wow never knew this, with our edlest son i had loads of scan and he is left handed. it gave him no end of problems when he first started school he just couldn't grip a pen strong enough to write or draw. he fantastic now tho.

other youngest son is also a lefty , but didn't have as many scan's. more than normal tho.

but being left handed does run in my family, so who know's.

welshpolarbear

Evening all, hope you've all had a good weekend.

I was wondering if anyone has any advice on whether its safe to use heat pads in pregnancy? It's for very lower back/butt area, paracetemol does nothing and the pain's only going to get worse in work tomorrow. Would rather just put up with it than risk harming the bean though obviously! Anyone had any experience of this at all?

Thanks

wpb

mirrorimage0

not sure about the heat pads but tens machine should be fine as you can use them in labour anyay, lloyds pharmacy had one reduced to £15

Flower08

welshpolarbear wrote: »

Evening all, hope you've all had a good weekend.

I was wondering if anyone has any advice on whether its safe to use heat pads in pregnancy? It's for very lower back/butt area, paracetemol does nothing and the pain's only going to get worse in work tomorrow. Would rather just put up with it than risk harming the bean though obviously! Anyone had any experience of this at all?

Thanks

wpb

OH has some heat pads for his back and they just happen to be right next to me (see the effort I went to for you :rotfl:) and on the back it says;

- If pregnant please consult your doctor before use.

RedwoodBrook

Oh Pi$$. I got 2 numbers on the lottery Why do I always get 2 numbers?! Grrr!

welshpolarbear

Thanks mirror image and flower. Helps a lot. Think I'm going to pop into lloyds tomorrow then. Really appreciate the advice x

welshpolarbear

RedwoodBrook wrote: »

Oh Pi$$. I got 2 numbers on the lottery Why do I always get 2 numbers?! Grrr!

I got two as well, plus the bonus ball! :mad:

portsmouthali

mirrorimage0 wrote: »

hey no fair my other half is 14 yrs older than me, (i wouldnt mind if he was rich lol)

have ordered the dress anyway, they have free returns and the other dresses i have seen have been like £80 plus but like i said im not paying that to wear once. the wedding isnt till june so have time to look around.

There's some lovely dresses on there, thanks for the link I particularly like this one:

http://www.boohoo.com/last-chance-to-buy/amy-bandeau-maxi-dress/invt/azz81610?_lm_esp=14-89-641