MSE Pregnancy Club 25

little_miss_moneysaver_3

ikkle87 wrote: »

She tells fibs lol, she's watching us all with menacing eyes waiting for the next one of us to queue jump lol x

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

That'll be me in a couple of weeks!

ikkle87

savageHK wrote: »

Could you mush it up in a food processor and drink it instead??

Nope its the core she needs to eat and apparently mushing it, destroys whatever the chemical is in it that helps labour. Same reason tinned and pineapple juice is no good.

rjh090384

Crazy hormonal Irish lady alert lol!!!

My dd had taken to playing baby doctor since she went to midwife with me a couple
Of weeks ago. She keeps palpating the baby to see which way e is lying lol

little_miss_moneysaver_3

Oh I forgot in my earlier post to say New Look are doing free delivery for today only if anyone was thinking of ordering anything.

Bike less I know! It's not because he's been a lazy bum though, just doing other stuff. But now he realises that nubs could appear and is going ott about preparations lol. K

Rjh which way is baby heading? How cute though

Going to try and doze a bit ready for this afternoon

tattoo-

can you take dulcoease during pregnancy? tmi alert! it hurts:o

rjh090384

She just likes to tickle his feet cos he kicks back lol. Her latest line is how many more weeks till baby comes. He's bing very rude not coming out

dizziblonde

ikkle87 wrote: »

She tells fibs lol, she's watching us all with menacing eyes waiting for the next one of us to queue jump lol x

Good job she wasn't top of the list in April then when I went from like number 20th on the list and queue jumped fairly spectacularly!

LadyMorticia

Canucksfan wrote: »

Hello Lovely Ladies
I am 20+ weeks pg to Baby#6- my oldest is 13 yrs. I work ft due to visa requirement (living in Canada) and was recently made debt free - apart from a huge mortgage! - squeee!!
Is it ok if I join your thread - please and thank you!

Welcome to the thread.

vic_rich wrote: »

Hey all just managing to get on quickly to say
That jack was born yesterday 10weeks & 6days early
Via emergency c-section at 4.41am weighing 1.5pound -697g
He is so gorgeous though & doing well
We have both be trans to Luton hospital as the specail care is better here
He is stable with NO medical issues his only problem is his weight!
Manged to touch him last night his skin was amazing he felt so soft
God I love this little soy so much & will do anything for him x

Congrats.

little_miss_moneysaver wrote: »

LadyM glad you're getting on ok despite the low BP. I see my midwife at my GP surgery. My consultant I see at my hospitals antenatal clinic where there is a midwife too. Obviously at the hospital they check my wee, BP and listen to baby etc so my midwife said unless I specifically want to see her at the surgery to not make appointments on the weeks I'm at the hospital. As really that's all she's doing too. If there was anything the consultant wanted doing midwife wise urgently there is one there.

I'm going to be taking my MIL in to my next consultant appointment as I'm quite timid and find it hard to say what I want to say, whereas MIL is quite forthright (like the consultant). My consultant doesn't understand M.E at all which I don't find particularly helpful.

At least my midwife has more of an understanding about it! I don't mean to moan but it really annoys me when people are like "Oh, so you just get a little tired all the time". :mad:

I will make an appointment for the SSMG form though. I already have the form and don't want to leave it too late because we are relying on it for a majority of baby things as we don't have alot of money as there always seems to be something or other going wrong that needs to be paid for.

savageHK

LadyM that sounds like a good idea to take your MIL along.

Did anyone hear on Radio4 this morning about post natal psychosis?
Apparently 1 in 500 chance :eek: (much higher if you already have bipolar disorder)

Hope it doesn't affect anyone here but I'd never heard of it and apparently it's "quite" common (as with all things this is relative, but still). If you start getting suicidal or homicial thoughts after birth please get help and warn your OH's to look out for strange behaviour too!!

LittleMoog

savageHK wrote: »

LadyM that sounds like a good idea to take your MIL along.

Did anyone hear on Radio4 this morning about post natal psychosis?
Apparently 1 in 500 chance :eek: (much higher if you already have bipolar disorder)

Hope it doesn't affect anyone here but I'd never heard of it and apparently it's "quite" common (as with all things this is relative, but still). If you start getting suicidal or homicial thoughts after birth please get help and warn your OH's to look out for strange behaviour too!!

I heard it too - it was on Woman's Hour if anyone wants to iPlayer it. Very interesting listen.