MSE Pregnancy Club 22

Skint_Catt

I'm starting to wish my transverse baby had got more comfortable! It's one thing getting kicked/punched in either hip but another once they're standing upright and doing riverdance on the inside of part of you that really should never be stamped on! I keep thinking he's trying to kick the door down :eek: :rotfl:

I'm not sure if the above is the reason for it but anyone got pelvic bone pain? Just in the middle as it were? I'm not sure what it is but it's flippin' uncomfortable!

Oh and I've been unsociable for years much like Pigpen, lol, so hope it's not a 'sign'!

C xx

pigpen

smileyface26 wrote: »

I want an orange Calippo........

twi1ight, as and when it happens next time I might just starting talking about something really unsocialable.... not sure what.....maybe I'll ask how their piles were after birth or something. But these types of people would be more than happy to share that with me.....I see one of a few remidies.
1) Become a hermit for the next 3 weeks
2) wear a big eff-off look on my face all the time
3) just become abrupt
4) deal with it and just laugh at these people behine their backs!!

Today's woman would be well placed on the Jezza Kyle show!!!

I go with number 2... it works when breastfeeding out and about too

Skint_Catt wrote: »

I'm starting to wish my transverse baby had got more comfortable! It's one thing getting kicked/punched in either hip but another once they're standing upright and doing riverdance on the inside of part of you that really should never be stamped on! I keep thinking he's trying to kick the door down :eek: :rotfl:

I'm not sure if the above is the reason for it but anyone got pelvic bone pain? Just in the middle as it were? I'm not sure what it is but it's flippin' uncomfortable!

Oh and I've been unsociable for years much like Pigpen, lol, so hope it's not a 'sign'!

C xx

Could be SPD..

I have a head ramming on my cervix and arms scrabbling about in my pelvis.. thankfully it doesn't move the legs very often

I just walked from the bank... and collapsed when I got in.. it is about 50 yards!!! I have 15 weeks left... God help me!!!!

Best go chuck chook in the oven and slap salad on plates for rodents!

Skint_Catt

I thought SPD was hip pain? Shows how much I know *sneaks off to google....* :whistle:

I don't know why but I always think all these symptoms should only hit you when you're 30+ weeks - I'm only 27 so no fair!!!

C xx

Amfodyndad

Still no sign of Junior! Sweep tomorrow to try and get things moving. Good luck to all the other boldies!!

Winnie_in_Pooh

Skint_Catt wrote: »

I don't know why but I always think all these symptoms should only hit you when you're 30+ weeks - I'm only 27 so no fair!!!

I've been saying that since about 9 weeks and so has Pigpen as far as I remember!

This pregnancy seems to be lasting forever!!!

anderson8

labour vibes to those who need them.
ive just been rubbing calomine lotion on my bump. ive now got pupps, its so itchy!!!

ive not been nesting as such, washed all the baby clothes and blankets today and yesterday so not much left to do!

Skint_Catt

I so want to nest but we're not moving into our house for another 6 weeks at least - by which point I'll be past flippin' caring (esp if it IS SPD I'm hatching) & just throwing the baby into all sorts of unwashed bits :rotfl:

bella2121

Good luck with the sweep tomorrow Amfodyndad!

Labour vibes to anyone who wants/needs them

Well car seat as just been delivered woooooooo how exciting starting to sink in there will be a baby in it soon lol just had a yummy rocket ice lolly, waiting for OH to get home from work which wont be til about 6:30 so tea wont be til about 7:15 but am having lamb chops and new potatoe yum yum yum so will be worth the wait

Its meant to rain for rest of the week cant wait! need to it cool down just a bit i'm boiling!

xx

sparkle76

Hi everyone,

What a lovely day - am just reading more than posting at the mo as so tired, had quite a busy weekend and still lots to do from tomorrow.

Apricot, no fair, I don't have any leaking of b00bs yet - keep thinking that because I wore underwired bra for ages it may have affected things...

I can empathise Smileyface - was at the pool the other day minding my own business in the pre/post pool communal shower, and a mum looked down at me and asked how long to go. I said 3 weeks and she said 'yeah you look exhausted' - she must have registered my shock as she added 'I mean your body looks exhausted', to which I answered 'well I just finished quite a tiring swim' and she sort of agreed but said she could tell my body was tired and walked off... who does that??? What about 'ooh it's lovely you have 3 weeks to go good luck' sort of comments... she looked jealous to me, so I think I am too nice, and need to thicken my skin really. All the answers like 'oh yeah well I'm pregnant, what's your bodies' excuse' all came later...

pigpen

sparkle.. I have never had leaking until after my milk came in after the birth.. regardless of underwear!