Calling all you night owls

marksandsparksgal

poorandindenial wrote: »

Ouch, I have a friend at work that has it, her desk looks like a space station. Have you got an external mouse and keyboard for your laptop so that you vary the position of your hands from time to time??

When you get back make sure you get it diagnosed, your employer has to take reasonable steps to accomodate it.

No.

I should but I don't hehe. I'm crap.

And m&s, reasonable steps. They're !!!!!. There was a company scheme for people who work in front of pcs all day to get free/reduced cost eye tests and glasses. bureau de change didn't qualify as apparently we don't look at screens enough. Only all day when we're serving people and adding stuff up on the screens and balancing it back! Pffft.

I'm not sure if I'll be going back there anyway tbh, they're not taking on atm, and I left, rather than taking a career break.

marksandsparksgal

poorandindenial wrote: »

Right all, I must head off now as I need to be all fresh for my first day back at work tomorrow (only been off a few days but feels like I have been off for weeks).

Night poor!


xxxx

penguin83

With both my babies I went into labour just as I was settling down to watch a programme I had been looking forward to! So my advice is to plan something you really want to do -get all excited and baby will then come to spoil your plans - this then continues after the birth usually on rare nights out as you just order the first drink and Mum phones to tell you baby is ill (or is this just me it happens to!) x x

My Nan told me that when she had my dad (50 years ago) the midwife told her to go home and concentrate!

ETA - dont get me started on horrendous 47 hour labour stories (have I said too much!) x

piglet29

Night poor, sleep well hun;)

Night nightowl, hope to get to chat more soon:D

penguin83

Night poor - sleep well x

marksandsparksgal

penguin83 wrote: »

With both my babies I went into labour just as I was settling down to watch a programme I had been looking forward to! So my advice is to plan something you really want to do -get all excited and baby will then come to spoil your plans - this then continues after the birth usually on rare nights out as you just order the first drink and Mum phones to tell you baby is ill (or is this just me it happens to!) x x

My Nan told me that when she had my dad (50 years ago) the midwife told her to go home and concentrate!

ETA - dont get me started on horrendous 47 hour labour stories (have I said too much!) x

Excellent advice. My dad still moans about being made to miss Catweasel to this day!

Anyway I'm off for the night. Tata xxxxx

penguin83

Night Marks - see you soon x x

piglet29

Lilac, when i was having ds1 my dh thought it would be a good idea to take me for a very bumpy ride in an old van up a rather bumpy, potholed steep mountain road!!!:eek:

Think the only thing it did was to make ds1 want to stay there!!!:rotfl:

thriftymomma

Nipple tweaking and a deposit from DH both stimulate production of the hormone that gets your cervix softening and things starting to move - all the best best for a smooth and speedy delivery!

piglet29

thriftymomma wrote: »

Nipple tweaking and a deposit from DH both stimulate production of the hormone that gets your cervix softening and things starting to move - all the best best for a smooth and speedy delivery!

God i hope lilac oh isnt peeking in, he will think his lucks in!!!!
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Hello thriftymomma, hows you???