Elite 11+ Part 75

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TrulyMadly wrote: »

Great news snap:T

Have you ordered that fab mug?

Anyway of getting it postage free ....it's lush:j

:o:o I ordered two = free postage & £2.79 Quidco tracked

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Tinyshoes

Bananababe wrote: »

expensive !!:rotfl:

He would have us all out glitching. Spending his [STRIKE]ill gotten gains[/STRIKE] big APGs. :eek:

Reckon he is after our stashes of HE for Mrs D. :rotfl:

Bananababe

David. wrote: »

I only need one or two in the house at any one time the rest can be out grafting :money:
Shift work :j:j

For that

I'm out !!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

xxx

David.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

He would have us all out glitching. Spending his [STRIKE]ill gotten gains[/STRIKE] big APGs. :eek:

Reckon he is after our stashes of HE for Mrs D. :rotfl:

Now that would be a slow job :rotfl:

David.

Bananababe wrote: »

For that

I'm out !!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

xxx

Whatever

PD is on her knees in the kitchen scrubbing

hampydoodums

altojack wrote: »

Trainees shouldn't speak out like that causing worry before things have been checked by an expert. I'm sure it'll turn out that DDs dates are slightly out.
You and the family are in my thoughts and prayers that all turns out well x

Thank you altojack, that's very sweet x

tbw wrote: »

I have been really daft ! I turned the cooker hotplates off and leaned over to turn the microwave off - and put my bloomin right hand lat on the just turned off hotplate !!! My language was fit for a navvy and I've just spent an hour or so in the local Minor Injuries unit having all my fingers and the palm of my hand dressed. And I've got to go back for re-dressing tomorrow and again on Monday.

Oo, poor you. Easily done when you're not thinking and busy in the kitchen. Hope you're not in too much pain. It's very difficult keeping the area dry, just be careful. Wishing you better soon

aau1 wrote: »

We had a similar experience at 12 weeks with a sonographer who wasn't fully qualified

It wasn't the leg measurement we had issue with though, it was the nuchal fold (the one that gives an indication of likelihood of Down's Syndrome).

She said she couldn't get DD2 in the right position. The mrs belly was rocked and rolled and poked and prodded. She was made to go for walks and to drink cold fluids but nothing moved the baby into the right position. A senior sonographer was called in but couldn't get it either and said it wasn't an essential measurement so we were sent home and weren't invited back. They don't measure it at 20 weeks because it's no longer indicative by that stage

We were never sure if the trainee truly couldn't get an accurate measurement or if they just didn't have the confidence to tell us they took a measurement that would suggest the baby was going to have Down's. You can't help but wonder "what did they see? what are they not telling me? etc" but a few months later DD2 was born without Down's

Oh, and the due date was also put back on the 20 week scan which is perfectly normal too

Thanks for this aau1. Gosh what a worry you went through, to be left not knowing. I agree you do wonder what they see. I'm glad everything turned out good for you and all is well with your DD2.

Thanks too re putting the date back being normal, I'm all out of touch on this .

David.

rhosynbach wrote: »

Such a brilliant post David and exactly how me and oh feel . we have been together 25 years have 5 kids 7 grandkids and both have grey hairs. Him more than me laughter lines. And wonky bits but never us would change a thing about the other
More important things in life than vanity xx

:beer::beer::T:T

Tinyshoes

tbw ouch. :eek: Hope it all heals speedily for you. :A

And Hampy I am sure my DD1 was called back for measurements at one stage and was nothing to be worried about. xx

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