MSE pregnancy club II

3onitsway

Sarahsaver wrote: »

I feel as young as ever though!
Cos of problems with the ex (domestic violence) I can hardly remember my pregnancy with my last child DS2 who is now 7 yrs old.
I think it is why people have the tests that is not often broached as an issue. (i.e what will they do if they have a 'bad' result...)
Also I have DS1 who has some 'special needs' and I am sure that some people would not want a child with all the problems he has, but the way i look at it no -one really knows whats around the corner. WOuldn't swap him for the world. My 3 are all remarkably different and thank goodness for variety!:D

My Mum was thought to be REALLY weird cos she had me aged 33 in 1970, then 3 yrs later she had my little sis!

Sent you a PM Sarah.

slscarborough

congratulations mrstine x x x

angelfairy

congratulations mrstine

kathy72

MrsTine wrote: »

Well ladies... looks like I'll be joining this thread
Tested tonight and ... it's a BFP!!!
My personal calculations are that we're about 2 weeks in ish... and my estimate for due date is 16th of May... obviously it's super early yet but just so deliriously happy!!!!

Now... what books do I need to buy??? HEEEELP!

Congratulations MrsTine and welcome to the forum :j :j

I'm a may 2009 due date too!!!!!

Kathy x

astonsmummy

Morning all!
Hope everyone is fine, congrats MrsTine :j
Anyone else experiencing back pain in early pregnancy?
Basically I possible have squashed discs in my lower spine, i've not had any scans or anything but this is what an osteopath told me.
I suffer from back pain anyway but since becoming pregnant it's got worse, I'm only 6+2!
I'ts worse if I say walkround town or i'm at work then it;s really bad and sets off my sciatica.
Am I destined for horrible pain in these coming months?
I was under the physio at the hospital but I didnt feel any benefits whatsover so stopped going shortly beforwe I found out I waexpecting, I now am regreetting it, I cant affford to go back to the osteopath, on a regualr basis though.

Sarahsaver

I got back pain. Have you tried crawling for about 20 mins a day? You could do something like crawling up the stairs;) The hormones in your body are making your ligaments all stretchy!
My hips were dodgy, went to my gp who is also a chiropractor, and he sorted it out:)

astonsmummy

Sarahsaver wrote: »

I got back pain. Have you tried crawling for about 20 mins a day? You could do something like crawling up the stairs;) The hormones in your body are making your ligaments all stretchy!
My hips were dodgy, went to my gp who is also a chiropractor, and he sorted it out:)

I'll try that!
My doctors are about as useful as a chocolate tea pot :rolleyes:
Cant even use any rubs or painkillers except paracetamol :eek:

Sarahsaver

I either read or was told that upping your calcium helps, like eat a bit more cheese or yoghurt for instance. I would speak to your Midwife if you are worried;)

novazombie

Im a bit worried because its been 7 and half weeks since baby was born. My bleeding almost stoped completely. Then my husband and I tried having intercourse again for the first time since baby and next day bleeding again its not like period its like real blood its not a little.

Is this normal?

Sarahsaver

Did u have stitches?

If I were you I would see your GP or give the midwife a ring.

Well done u for waiting so long! I felt feady for S E X straightaway!!!