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MSE pregnancy club II

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  • Hi girls, wondering if i can join your thread? Im currently 6w and 6d with baby #3 xx
  • Dormouse
    Dormouse Posts: 5,617 Forumite
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    Agutka wrote: »
    After you give birth... where does all that skin go? Thoughtful hubby said girlie at work regained her original shape really quickly. Thanks, aren't you in for a shock when I remain flabby...
    That's such a typically 'helpful' blokey thing to say :rolleyes: :mad:

    Amazingly, some of the skin does sort of ping back. :D Yes, immediately after the birth you get the sponge cake effect, but it doesn't last. After my two, I'm quite pleased to say the tummy is not looking too bad (can't say that about my bum though - blame it on the Haribo! :rotfl: ).
  • emma_b_4
    emma_b_4 Posts: 1,292 Forumite
    they wont do anything im so exhausted they just keep saying its normal i dont know how much longer i can cope
    until i get to 5mins apart - but my ct are that long i only have 5 mins in between - and 3 cm i have to stay at home
    i have been awake since 4am sunday morning (sat night last sleep)

    did they help you and speed you up?
    were you in established labour all that time?
    im still not "established" so who knows how much longer this might go on
  • Agutka
    Agutka Posts: 2,376 Forumite
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    Congratulations to the sarahmoons! :j Well done, hope you're all well.

    Emma :eek:, you poor poor puppy!
    I just hope when you do give birth, that the baby is tired too, and you both have a huge sleep, before getting on with your lives. Don't stay up the way Rachel did after she gave birth! Sending you energy vibes, hope it ends soon.

    missjennipenni, congratulations. Welcome to the club, please join us in helping get babies out of some of our members!
    :wall:
  • emma_b_4
    emma_b_4 Posts: 1,292 Forumite
    sorry if im scaring anyone with my woes
  • Agutka wrote: »
    Where are those Early Septembers?? Get on with it, so we can start bothering SeptemberBaby!:D

    :eek: Me?! Is it nearly my turn so soon?! :eek:


    Congrats, Sarah!!! Hope all went well and can't wait for you to tell all! :D Very best wishes to you and your OH.

    Emma
    , you have done so well and it can't be much longer now until you meet your babe. Hope all goes well tonight :A

    Congrats, missjennipenni! Feel free to add yourself to The List when you are ready!
  • sarahmoon wrote: »
    this is mr sarahmoon,we re pleased to announce that our bundle of joy has arrived,he weighs in at 7lbs,7oz,my oh will be on later to tell you all about it

    Ooooh congratulations :beer:
    DFW Nerd no. 108 :D
    LBM: Jan 2010 DFD: June 2014 - 27.1% paid off so far
    Weight loss (started 12/05/2012) = 37lbs/109lbs
  • emma_b wrote: »
    congratulations!

    well girls i am still here, being having contractions for 41 hours now and still not "established" they have been every 7mins since early this morning and i am just about ready to go and re demand a c section, i did suggest it to the MW this morning and she laughed........

    i am soooooooooooo tired i havent slept since sat night.
    i do hope this baby hurries up


    Oh honey :grouphug:
    I hope things start progressing in earnest for you real soon.
    DFW Nerd no. 108 :D
    LBM: Jan 2010 DFD: June 2014 - 27.1% paid off so far
    Weight loss (started 12/05/2012) = 37lbs/109lbs
  • Hello Girls.
    I'm an avid follower of this thread (had my babies long ago!)
    Many congratulations to mr & mrs. sarahmoon on your new baby boy. :j

    emma_b. You poor love. X I really hope you get to hold your baby before the day is out. X
  • Justie
    Justie Posts: 1,768 Forumite
    congrats to the sarahmoons


    and emma you poor thing I was knackered enough after 30 hours let alone several days...
    if you really really can't take it then you can request a c-section but it is major surgery and there are risks so don't think of it as the easy option but it should be an option (it'd just take a lot of foot stomping to get them to take you seriously). You could also say you fainted ;) and then they'll have to take you in and you can then ask them to induce you (although that too has its downsides...) or to have your waters broken to see if that speeds things up. Basically they shouldn't say 'no' to any reasonable request and being knackered isn't good for you or baby so even if you've not progressed they should monitor how the LO is doing and that may be enough grounds for you to have help giving birth... that said if I'd known how I'd feel now at the time I'd probably not have held out longer than I did (but then my waters had broken so there was an inevitable timescale cos of the risk of infection...).
    Good luck with it all - one way or another that baby will be out soon!
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