12-24 weeks pregnant (part 3)

Toooldforthis

Runmichellerun ive just got over a chest infection there is an antibiotic begining with c that is recommended for chest infection and passed for pregnancy use too. I had left it and left it blaming my hay fever and in the endewas really poorly :-( I feel so much better now :-)

view

Just want to say, and I'm not a soppy person, I blame the hormones! how nice it is to be able to chat to folk going through the same thing at almost the same time. Feel lucky to have, give and see such a high level of support with basically people I don't know. Mse is a lifesaver for so many reasons.

ok, cough, back to usual transmission

lilmissreading

Eeeek, my last day on here as will be 24 weeks tomorrow :eek:! Mrs C your day at the top begins tomorrow.

The activity continues. Having been out to see a friend and got back at 7pm via the supermarket.

Today:

Reorganised pantry
Unpacked shopping
Made up lunchs for mon to weds
Made fruit salad
Put bread in breadmaker for first time
Swept floor
Watered plants
Emptied and filled dishwasher
Wiped surfaces

Ah view, you shucks. Glad all was well at 16 weeks. I don't know about the protein specifically but believe someone else (Daisiegg) said that there are higher levels in our urine at this time.

TOFT and RMR - how miserable. Lucky for me I only get asthma with animal allergies so easy to avoid.

Alioops - I really feel for you. Definitely go to the doctor - what if you have a chest infection too? Was SO close to ringing in sick last week over the hayfever. Know you have the vapour rub but when I have a cold DH bought a humidifier. It does seem to make it easier to breathe.

:rotfl: Isaac, there's a new one

Monty-doggy - dreams are rarely actual but more normally representational. What i mean by this is perhaps your dog represents a vulnerable, special one who you care for and look after, plus brings you much pleasure. If that doesn't fit with much of what a baby is I don't know what does! Therefore your dog is representing all people who could fit this category ps don't people often refer to pets as substitute children?

alioops78

Awww View I feel exactly the same way. There's nowhere else that I go on every day to chat on.

Well I've bought the Prevalin and that seems to have done the trick so far and also a calpol plug in thingy which the chemist said was a good idea. Fingers crossed I'll be able to sleep better tonight as if I wasn't pregnant I would be dosing myself with diazepam and co-codamol.

monty-doggy

Lil miss that's a lovely way of looking at it yes he is my substitute baby, or was!

We've has a glorious day at the beach, I'm exhausted.

This is my puppy off the lead for the first time, before he realised the sea isn't as scary as he thought......

monty-doggy

And this is him worn out, after running in the sea for half an hour

Lemon_Tree

now that looks like a happy dog, feel my furbaby looks more like the second picture, though she's supposed to be a white Westie she's more cream in colour, or quite often dirt coloured when she's been digging.

monty-doggy

Lol he's always whiter than white. Even when I think he needs a bath people comment on how white he is! He is a westie bichon frise cross. And spoilt rotten!

lilmissreading

Aw cuteness monty-doggy! no wonder your subconscious would have your dog and a baby in the same emotional box!

My bread turned out well! And I've virtually finished sorting the under stairs cupboard. SPoke to DH on the phone who kept saying - leave it to me - I say I have darling - is there an expiry date on your offer? It's been months so far...guilty snicker from him. :rotfl:

Lemon_Tree

ours is a westie x scottie cross, physically a scottie but westie coloured (ish)