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Forgot to say hugs Rebekah- if you need a section in the end and its planned/ not emergency then recovery time is much better, hope MIL hasn't raised your blood pressure too much todayBoots: £107.xx on AC :j
Tesco CC: £48.00/ £192 in deals:p
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this thread is so busy on a week day.
had a bit of nausea today like last monday, rather strange but feeling ok now, constant hunger is rather annoying lol i am running out of things to eat
re underbump trousers- i got 2 pairs of underbump trousers for work they were not uncomfortable you just needed to make sure your mat top was long enough to cover any belly.
now at 36 weeks i am wearing maxi dresses most days to keep cool with a little cardi as feel quite hot most of the time. luckily all of these maxi dresses are empire line and not actually mat clothes.
OH has made chilli con carni so off to eat
laura:jMarried 16/07/2010, ds1 born 11/08/12, baby due 08/05/20150 -
Hope everyone is ok? I've been reading the post on vitamins to take. The evening Pringles when it says insert one a night does it mean what I think
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Regarding clothes I really begrudge buying clothes that I'll wear for 15 more weeks. I know im going to have to get a new work skirt soon as it's getting tight now. I bought one off eBay new with tags from new look and its a maternity one but so short. I was cheeky and tried to take it back ti the shop and they gave me what it was worth now. Only £3 so bought a maternity dress in the sale. I can get away with clothes at weekend and wear leggings but need to be smarter for work. Only 12 weeks of work leftMummy to Isabella - March 2008 and Daisie - September 2012:A - November 2011 (mc)0
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Hope everyone is ok? I've been reading the post on vitamins to take. The evening Pringles when it says insert one a night does it mean what I think

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Insert one EPO a night into the place that you want to be nice and soft and stretchy! :rotfl: Married 13/03/10 #1 DD born 13/01/12!!
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You have options, you have choices and you have people whose job it is to look after you and ensure you have the best possible pregnancy - and of course you have all the lovely ladies on this forum
Thank you for this Nutella. I feel much better now.
CL thank you for you positive post about c-section
little_miss_moneysaver Thank you for your Costco report
Breast Cancer Survivor Beautiful bump!!!
moneypenny21 Welcome!!!
Congratulations on your scan LittleMoog!
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hi hope it ok to post in here, im currently 35+3 weeks pregnant with my second son and been for a scan today and they have said the baby is lying transverse, they have given me 2 options, i can either go in for a procedure in about 2 weeks where they turn the baby but the specialist did say there can be risks such as baby's heart rate dropping or waters breaking or my second option is to go in at 39 weeks and have a c-section. just wondering if anyone else has been through this because i am terrified and really starting to panic, i'm just so glad i asked for a scan because i've been having very bad pain or i wouldnt of known and had problems when my labour started.0
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To those of you still here from when I was, here are some pics of Reuben. Hope you are all well and enjoying your bumps, I'm 'graduating' over to the newborn threads but thought I would just pop back to say good luck to all and of course to show off my gorgeous boy
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http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151851613835207&set=a.10150331885550207.580293.666855206&type=3
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vickynleon wrote: »hi hope it ok to post in here, im currently 35+3 weeks pregnant with my second son and been for a scan today and they have said the baby is lying transverse, they have given me 2 options, i can either go in for a procedure in about 2 weeks where they turn the baby but the specialist did say there can be risks such as baby's heart rate dropping or waters breaking or my second option is to go in at 39 weeks and have a c-section. just wondering if anyone else has been through this because i am terrified and really starting to panic, i'm just so glad i asked for a scan because i've been having very bad pain or i wouldnt of known and had problems when my labour started.
Vicky, i cant advise on the options you have been given, but its worth you having a read of the info on https://www.spinningbabies.com, which offers some suggestions on how to get babies to turn from various positions.
Good luck xxMarried 13/03/10 #1 DD born 13/01/12!!
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vicky did your midwife not pick up that baby was transverse? there is still time for it to turn - im currently nearly 34 weeks and breech
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