MSE Pregnancy Club 24

MrsBryan_2

Afternoon

Exciting times for you both natwesty and dashiki! Congrats Lisa too!
Moves us all up the list a bit!
Well I've got a stinking cold and am feeling very sorry for myself took some paracetomel earlier but they didn't do anything so I'm just soldering through! Its amazing how a lemsip and beechams would normally make me feel better straight away, or is it really all in the mind?? My doctor always said rest and fluids so thats how I'm doing it!
Babys kicks have slowed down a bit, his movements are exactly the same but he's usually kicking me constantly, was thinking maybe he's feeling how I'm feeling? Did google it and it came up alot that the coughing and sneezing will probably keep him awake so he will be sleeping more in there? Who knows. But his movements are fine. Do miss the full on kicks!
OH is looking after me and generally being fab as always. He's having a marathon afternoon of COD now, boring! I'm off for a bath to try and steam all this congestion out of me!
Hope you are all well and enjoying your Sunday

xxx

emsbet

((hugs)) for the cold mrsbryan. I had one a couple of weeks ago and it was rubbish not been able to take lemsip.

xx

happydays77_2

emsbet wrote: »

I'm ok happy, who are you doing?

xx

well I wouldn't mind Danny off The Voice!!! Haha
I'm ok thank you. When I'm up and about I'll drive over and we can have a coffee and a catch up if you fancy it. Decaff for you of course.
Have you had a nice weekend?
X

emsbet

happydays77 wrote: »

well I wouldn't mind Danny off The Voice!!! Haha
I'm ok thank you. When I'm up and about I'll drive over and we can have a coffee and a catch up if you fancy it. Decaff for you of course.
Have you had a nice weekend?
X

Sounds like a fab idea Yeah it's been a nice weekend thanks, busy though with lots of visitors.

xx

happydays77_2

Best keeping busy sometimes isn't it.
Tristan just did a horrible big poo. Knocked me sick!!!
How something so evil can come out of something so small is beyond me.
X

MummyOfTwo

emsbet wrote: »

I'm ok happy, who are you doing?

Mummyoftwo, do you suffer with iron problems? Did you have a home birth with your other two? I've always thought it might be quite nice but I think I'd be too worried something would go wrong.

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i have been a little prone in pregnancy, but as they say each pregnancy is different and im bound to be more tired with two others to care for, plus a hubby and a job!

my daughter was a hospital induction, and not an experience i cared to repeat as i can barely remember her birth. my son was born on the sofa at home with just gas and air, and it was lovely. hoping for the same this time around. i certainly wouldnt recommend it for a first birth, but if you know your basic stuff is fine, ie, a baby fits through your pelvis then all should be fine for home birthing.

thanks for the nice welcome, btw:o

emsbet

happydays77 wrote: »

Best keeping busy sometimes isn't it.
Tristan just did a horrible big poo. Knocked me sick!!!
How something so evil can come out of something so small is beyond me.
X

Yes busy is good lol at Tristan, one of the more glamourous sides to being a mummy eh?

MummyOfTwo wrote: »

i have been a little prone in pregnancy, but as they say each pregnancy is different and im bound to be more tired with two others to care for, plus a hubby and a job!

my daughter was a hospital induction, and not an experience i cared to repeat as i can barely remember her birth. my son was born on the sofa at home with just gas and air, and it was lovely. hoping for the same this time around. i certainly wouldnt recommend it for a first birth, but if you know your basic stuff is fine, ie, a baby fits through your pelvis then all should be fine for home birthing.

thanks for the nice welcome, btw:o

Yeah I wouldn't have a home birth with this one. My friend had her first at home but that wasn't through choice. The hospital sent her home saying she wasn't in labour and a few hours later she gave birth to her DD on the bathroom floor! I'm not sure how DH would feel about a home birth, think I might traumatise him giving birth where he likes to sit and watch tv

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Kira000

Hi Ladies,
Favour to ask (that may come to nothing)!
I'm off up to see my mum tomorrow, and whilst there, see a friend who has finally managed to catch her bean, after a number of M/c, and at the grand age of 45. She is pretty nervous about it all, and not helped by some appaling antenatal care- hadnt had an appointment at 19 weeks!! She is due August i believe.
Knowing how helpful i found this thread, and how lovely you all are. I'm going to try and persuade her to join up MSE and come and see you all for some support. If i manage, please give her a big warm welcome for me, as i just want to help any way i can!
K xx

emsbet

Of course we would give her a warm welcome, Kira we are all lovely as you know

xx

RebekahR

Hi Guys - Had the day from hell yesterday. Got a cold just kicked in and whilst feeling ok thought I would trot out in the garden for a few hours. Woke up feeling a tad breathless but thought nowt of it. 3 hours later after digging in the veggie patch I suddenly came over absolutely knackered could barely stand up. So sat down for a rest and just felt worse and worse and more breathless. My heart was racing like a mad thing and my stomach was aching.Was beginnig to wonder if I was going to have early labour or something mad. So stayed in bed. Napped for a bit and still felt breathless and knackered. Fast forward to this morning and still the same although I can eat and drink without being breathless so a tad better. Not aching quite as much. Had terrible night with backache, hips ache, foo foo ache,knee ache the lot. But feeling mostly painfree today except a bit of backache when she is kicking me. I even got out the blood pressure monitor this morning as I was worrying guess I just got all anxious and worked myself up into some type of panic attack. :-s