Less than 12 weeks pregnant club! 2

*Ro*

Gillyx wrote: »

Ro I'm hoping so, just keep having stupid thoughts and worries about things going wrong, I have no idea where they come from either, I figure I'm being irrational, but that's a woman thing

..dont worry your not alone I suspect many of us are doing exactly the same thing.

Ro x

Lucy1973

*Ro* wrote: »

..dont worry your not alone I suspect many of us are doing exactly the same thing.

Ro x[/QUOTE

Yep, I can vouch for that.

Gillyx

*Ro* wrote: »

..dont worry your not alone I suspect many of us are doing exactly the same thing.

Ro x

I know, it just makes me feel so stupid I suspect the long waits for my docs appointment, booking in etc are helping to fuel it. Once I've seen the midwife and had my scan I think I'll feel alot better. 10 weeks tomorrow

roxalana

Bluebell1000 wrote: »

this.

Off on holiday in a weeks time so hopefully I can keep it secret from my work colleages until I get back - will be just over 10 weeks then. However any suggestions as to how I can refuse to drink alcohol (without them getting really suspicious), when we're all going out on Tuesday evening for a G&T, would be much appreciated!

I have been 'dieting' because if i have a drink i will eat lots and I'm 'allowing' myself chips by not having the beer...

i've been very ill at work tho, so that is being blamed on IBS - so again not drinking whilst my stomach settles...

Gillyx

Good Morning start of another week, and 10 weeks for me today!

Hope you are all well and all the morning sickers aren't feeling too bad. My maternity stuff that I'd ordered with the 45% off at DP's came today, it seems huge :eek:

Lucy1973

Gillyx wrote: »

Good Morning start of another week, and 10 weeks for me today!

Hope you are all well and all the morning sickers aren't feeling too bad. My maternity stuff that I'd ordered with the 45% off at DP's came today, it seems huge :eek:

Morning:) Have had a look at the DP maternity stuff. Some nice things there:T

Gillyx

Lucy1973 wrote: »

Morning:) Have had a look at the DP maternity stuff. Some nice things there:T

I didn't order anything fancy, just some black trousers and a t shirt. I managed to get both for £20.20 delivered but that was with codes. They have some beautiful dresses and things but don't know if I could justify them.

pigpen

Dorothy perkins are big sizes.. I tend to have to buy a size smaller than other shops because they are so big.. not just maternity ranges but the entire stock.. makes you feel thin though

Gillyx

pigpen wrote: »

Dorothy perkins are big sizes.. I tend to have to buy a size smaller than other shops because they are so big.. not just maternity ranges but the entire stock.. makes you feel thin though

See I tried the trousers on and they're not exactly baggy at the legs, but unsure how much weight I'd actually put on in that area in the coming months.

twigpig

Hey everyone,

Hope everyone is well and welcome to all the newbies...... :wave:
Emmylou - where did you get all the energy to do all those chores yesterday. I need to sit down after just reading your list. :eek:

I've been having some terrible hayfever over the weekend. I usually take tablets every year, but haven't thing year as we were ttc. Rang midwife today and she said piriton was fine to take, and that I could ask if the pharmacy would recommend anything else. He said he couldn't recommend or sell me anything until I'd seen the gp, even though I told him I had rang the midwife.
Thankfully, the gp squeezed me in an hour later, prescribed a nasal spray and some eye drops and said if it's not better in a few days to move over to Piriton. What a farce :rotfl:

Still having lots of nausea, but still no sickness thankfully! We're 8+5 now, so it does feels like we're getting closer to the 12 week mark. No sign of the scan date coming through yet, but I'm sure it'll be here soon.