MSE Pregnancy Club 23

Kandboys

Winnie_in_Pooh wrote: »

Good plan!

My consultant was saying there are a lot of people who go in with "SPD" but they don't struggle to stand up and just jump up on the couch and move easily - she thinks a lot of people read about it on the internet and think its an easy excuse for requesting a c-section because there is no conclusive test to say whether or not you've "got" SPD.

When she started talking I thought she was accusing me of faking it, but she was quick to reassure me when the tears started

My problem is when I start crying I just can't stop !! Ridiculous for a 33 year old grown female. And that's not just when I'm pregnant!

Skint_Catt

Kandboys wrote: »

Hmmm not sure hun. I can find out for you - my sister in law is a trainee midwife there. Will send her a text xx

Oh that would be fab hun, many thanks! Fingers crossed!

One of the NCT Mom's gave birth there last Thursday & couldn't speak highly enough of all the midwives there & the care she had - has given me a bit more confidence for going into labour!

C xx

Kandboys

Skint_Catt wrote: »

Oh that would be fab hun, many thanks! Fingers crossed!

One of the NCT Mom's gave birth there last Thursday & couldn't speak highly enough of all the midwives there & the care she had - has given me a bit more confidence for going into labour!

C xx

No probs I've sent her one. She's not there at the moment as she's doing her dissertation but should be on post natal early November which is when I'm expecting to be in. Honestly I've never had a problem with my care etc there. I've been on early pregnancy, pre-natal, delivery and post natal wards and they have all been fine and the staff nice. Great to hear good reports from other people though isn't it

Skint_Catt

Definately!

I can't imagine 'hopping' anywhere with SPD - I can barely sit on the sofa comfortably!

C xx

Winnie_in_Pooh

Kandboys wrote: »

My problem is when I start crying I just can't stop !! Ridiculous for a 33 year old grown female. And that's not just when I'm pregnant!

Oh I know what you mean! Its not ridiculous though, not when you use it to your advantage lol

Skint_Catt

Bizarrely I've become less emotional since I've been pregnant (escept when I'm stupidly tired - I get grizzly like a two year old!) - bet I blub my way through the first few days after birth though! :rotfl:

Kandboys

Winnie_in_Pooh wrote: »

Oh I know what you mean! Its not ridiculous though, not when you use it to your advantage lol

I know but they I literally cannot speak due to hysterics lol!

Gillyx

Really pleased for you Winnie Hopefully you'l be holding your baby soon.

I've defrosted a slice of lasagne for dinner and can't even be bummed moving from my bed to heat it up, bubs hasn't moved much today, maybe he's feeling the same as me, tired and grumpy.

R.e SPD, I'm so thankful (so far anyway) that I've not had anything that even resembles it, I can only imagine the pain, so my heart goes out to you.

missymoo81

For anyone else with breech babies, I have just found this site, thought it might be useful http://www.babycentre.co.uk/pregnancy/labourandbirth/labourcomplications/turnbreechbabyexpert/

going to try these exercises and pigpens torch and frozen peas trick

Gillyx

On another note just woke up from a nap, and my boob has obviously fallen out of my crop top and now my whole top is covered in milk :mad: It's too early for this!!!