Confused

rdchick

lkmc01 wrote: »

No joke, I was active, walking, swimming, I thought I was about 16 stone but hadnt weighed myself in 2-3 years. At 17 stone I am now a dress size 18. I was a 24 and thought nothing of it.

I'm sorry but are you sure you're an 18?! I am size 16/18, got huge hips, thighs and broad shoulders (jeez I sound like a right catch!) but I am 4 stone lighter than you... how does that work?! xxx

clearing_out_my_pockets

lkmc01 I agree that the leaflet you were given wasn't great, but if I were you (just to be on the safe side) I'd do a test and make an appointment to have the implant replaced. Also (if it were me) I'd continue working on my weight as you've already done so well. My SIL started weightwatchers a few months ago and she was about the same height and weight as you are now. Unless you are very muscular, it's unlikely that you'd look ill at 13st.

lkmc01

I went to the doctors this morning for an appointment for more citrolopram. My partner had convinced me that it was all in my head thou.

lkmc01

rdchick wrote: »

I'm sorry but are you sure you're an 18?! I am size 16/18, got huge hips, thighs and broad shoulders (jeez I sound like a right catch!) but I am 4 stone lighter than you... how does that work?! xxx

got no idea, sorry

spicyprawn

lkmc01 wrote: »

I went to the doctors this morning for an appointment for more citrolopram. My partner had convinced me that it was all in my head thou.

The weight issue or the possible pregnancy?

lkmc01

spicyprawn wrote: »

The weight issue or the possible pregnancy?

I went to the doctors to see how my depression is on the citrolopram. I have never had a doctors appointment in regards to weight and this morning my partner convienced me that being pregnant was 'all in my head' as the implanon is not due out until June.

fluffnutter

lkmc01 wrote: »

fluffnutter, there is no need to be rude.

Sorry! It's just my obsession with Scotland. I write lots of 'jovial' posts about our northern cousins. They're not meant to offend, but I do appreciate that if you don't know me, you could well think I've gone too far. My bad.

lisawood78

Take a pregnancy test.
Tell your partner you are doing it to put your mind at rest.
If he doesn't like it tell him tough sh*t, it is for your peace of mind.

lkmc01

fluffnutter wrote: »

Sorry! It's just my obsession with Scotland. I write lots of 'jovial' posts about our northern cousins. They're not meant to offend, but I do appreciate that if you don't know me, you could well think I've gone too far. My bad.

Apology accepted.

I'll buy 2 tests, if they both read negative shall I forget about the possibility of being pregnant then?

With my first child I had a positive test from the off.

clearing_out_my_pockets

OP - when women are broody they do have a tendancy to 'symptom spot' and convince themselves that they are pregnant. The mind can play terrible tricks on us.

By the way (and don't take this the wrong way) given that you posted a thread at the beginning of the month asking how late into pregnancy it is safe to drive for, why did you not mention the fact that you think you could be pregnant to your GP today?