MSE Pregnancy Club 24

kabie

Thanks, I have so much to do: hate seeing mess & there's a lot of it.
Suppose I'd best get someone to phone tax credits, I don't use the phone myself (except for close family).
I get milk tokens though so perhaps they have been told, oh, I wish I was organised.

lovecrafting

so i just phoned mdau to find out my test results from last week and aparently i should have had bloods taken on tuesday when i was in clinic, i should have also seen the consultant and not the registrar aparently, now she is phoning me back after she has found my notes, if she tells me to go in i am going to stress....alot

happydays77_2

Oh dear lovecrafting. How inefficient is that. I hope you dont have to go back in especially as you are already there tomorrow. I'm sure sometimes it's more stressful dealing with these people than the problems in pregnancy. Let us know how you get on xx

lovecrafting

i will do, i dont see why they cant just do the bloods tomorow to be honest.

happydays77_2

Cos that would be the logical thing and I don't think the NHS work to that mantra!

lovecrafting

lol well there is that yeah, she still hasnt phoned me back and mdau closes at 5 so i guess she dosent want to do my bloods today then

happydays77_2

Nothing like keeping you informed lovecrafting!!!

lovecrafting

aye your right, there nothing like that... i am hoping its just because they are waiting for the consultant to finnish the always running late clinic before calling me, dh is now making the kids dinner because i am on strike

happydays77_2

Oh why you on strike? I like the sound of that

norabatty_2

On strike? You remind me of my mother. About once every 12-18 months, my mother would declare me, my siblings and my father completely ungrateful for everything she did for us and would down tools - she did it once for 3 weeks! The house was a complete state! My poor sister ended up doing all the cooking and my father finally admitted defeat when he realised he had no clean shirts to go to work in and I refused to clean/iron them for him unless he paid me £1 per shirt - this was back around 1990!

Ah, the good oul times.....