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Due June 2013
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Blueskye: due 13th May (approx)
Krankykitty: due 30th May
MurdyWurdy: Due 17th June
Sunshiner: due 20th June
I'm an infiltrator too I guess
well was due in June til we found out it was twins so sometime in May now, 37 weeks is 13th May. But I'd rather stay in this thread if that's ok with you all? 
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Blueskye: due 13th May (approx)
Krankykitty: due 30th May
MurdyWurdy: Due 17th June
Sunshiner: due 20th June
I'm an infiltrator too I guess well was due in June til we found out it was twins so sometime in May now, 37 weeks is 13th May. But I'd rather stay in this thread if that's ok with you all?
I'm due 10th June.
Went to class today was good we met a physio who went through pelvic and circulation exercises . Told us how sit Etc to prevent hip pelvic pain. Then a dietician on food, social welfare worker on entitlements and then a midwife who wasnt much use. Just went through few things bout hospital and been in labour.
There is 6 classes in total but prob won't hav another one now for few weeks. It was good see so many other girls. Although most had more proper bumps which made me bit jealous;)0 -
Blueskye: due 13th May (approx)
Krankykitty: due 30th May
MurdyWurdy: Due 17th June
Sunshiner: due 20th June
I'm an infiltrator too I guess well was due in June til we found out it was twins so sometime in May now, 37 weeks is 13th May. But I'd rather stay in this thread if that's ok with you all?
I'm shocked at these infiltrators - shocked!
:) Only messing, dates are always a guess anyway really. My friend's sis had hers at 32 weeks. She still had loads left to do for the baby ane everything. I bet I'll go really late!
Blueskye: due 13th May (approx)
Krankykitty: due 30th May
Lainycool: 10th June
Lynda18: 10th June
MurdyWurdy: Due 17th June
Sunshiner: due 20th June0 -
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Gosh I still can't feel anything and I'm 20 weeks today. Unless the wind/indigestion is the babies.
I think it's one good thing from being so sick! Lost loads of weight so think that means less padding on the belly region which makes things easier to feel, according to my book anyway. I put on/lose weight from my tummy mostly
Edit: hope that doesn't make me sound like I'm calling you heifers, I'm sure you're not!!
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Ha ha, I know you're not
I'm not sure about that though... my doc keeps telling me how little padding I had on tummy despite now having a massive belly. She has said a few times it was good as it gave her a very clear view for all the ultrasounds I've had. I think if you're more overweight to begin with, it is harder to see all the detail in a scan. I think position of baby (ies) can make a difference and for some people, they feel it later... just hoping I do feel it soon. I know all is ok because of all the scans but it'd be nice to feel them in there. Although people keep telling me I'll be cursing it when it happens as I'll get no sleep with all the arms and legs kicking!! 0 -
Ha ha, I know you're not
I'm not sure about that though... my doc keeps telling me how little padding I had on tummy despite now having a massive belly. She has said a few times it was good as it gave her a very clear view for all the ultrasounds I've had. I think if you're more overweight to begin with, it is harder to see all the detail in a scan. I think position of baby (ies) can make a difference and for some people, they feel it later... just hoping I do feel it soon. I know all is ok because of all the scans but it'd be nice to feel them in there. Although people keep telling me I'll be cursing it when it happens as I'll get no sleep with all the arms and legs kicking!!
Hopefully you'll feel something soon, apparently it's to do with where your placenta is located too so that might be contributing too.0 -
I was doubting things to be movements and guessing but today i felt alot alright. But dying get a good kick that by partner can feel too!!!although I'm so excited every time i go rotunda I get over whelmed and anxious aswel bout the labour and reality of it allMurdyWurdy wrote: »
Hopefully you'll feel something soon, apparently it's to do with where your placenta is located too so that might be contributing too. it was an unplanned and only found out at 8 weeks and although we chuffed and together lonv time. i prob wasnt prepared enough in many ways! 0 -
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I was doubting things to be movements and guessing but today i felt alot alright. But dying get a good kick that by partner can feel too!!!although I'm so excited every time i go rotunda I get over whelmed and anxious aswel bout the labour and reality of it all it was an unplanned and only found out at 8 weeks and although we chuffed and together lonv time. i prob wasnt prepared enough in many ways!
I don't know if you're ever prepared to be honest. We planned for a child but it defo happened a lot quicker then expected. Some days we 're really excited and other days totally terrified and completely overwhelmed 0 -
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Our baby was planned and I'm totally overwhelmed too, about the labour and afterwards. My friends are organising a girls holiday for the end of the year and I had to say I wouldn't be able to go - baby will be too young. Really hit me then that I'll be responsible for a little person who needs me all the time! Scary stuff We haven't a clue what to do with a little baby, even looking at buying the stuff for the nursery etc is very daunting.
Today I woke up and for the first time in about 15 weeks had no nausea at all. Ate my breakfast and got in the car like all was normal again. I'm sure it will kick in again later on but really enjoying the novelty of arriving into work without feeling awful!0 -
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My friend is the same Murdy. I have booked to go away in March for my mam's birthday and she isn't coming as the baby will be to young for her to leave him/her
It's a funny feeling, being so responsible! Could the baby not go with you for your mam's birthday or is it not that kind of weekend away? Girls holiday will definitely not be baby friendly!
I thought I might be a bit upset or feel left out because everyone was going off without me but I don't feel that way at all which surprised me. I'm happy to be staying at home if it's with my baby 0 -
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MurdyWurdy wrote: »It's a funny feeling, being so responsible! Could the baby not go with you for your mam's birthday or is it not that kind of weekend away? Girls holiday will definitely not be baby friendly!
I thought I might be a bit upset or feel left out because everyone was going off without me but I don't feel that way at all which surprised me. I'm happy to be staying at home if it's with my baby
It wouldn't be a child friendly holiday. There are 10 girls going for my mam's 50th b'day so will be a big piss up.0 -
krankykitty wrote: »The whole responsibility thing can be a bit of a mind fck if you start thinking too much about it! We really need to be in a good place mentally & physically and look after ourselves to prepare...
Was up at the physio again, the hip is completely back out of alignment again. I've now been signed off work until the middle of next week. I'm a bit stressed about it, I sort of feel like I'm letting everyone down, but they've emphasised to me that I have to give it a chance to get back to manageable so I can get some sleep. I think I was running on empty as now I feel so tired that I could vomit, if you know what I mean.
Again, i really can't believe how rosy tinted glasses my view of pregnancy was. I was so jealous looking at the Golden Globes last night, when the Homeland director was talking about Claire Danes 8 months pregnant, brandishing a steel pipe and chasing after Abu Nazir through an abandoned building l at 3am, time and time again. I wanted to do that!!! (Not chase terrorists/actors, but have the energy to!!)
I have come to accept I will never be that kind of pregnant. Some women found it really easy, I am not one of them and I know I won't be. Even though my sickness is almost gone I'm still so weak and knackered. Get so jaded doing the simplest of things. That's the way it is for me, I'm afraid! I find it funny how every woman is different and has different pregnancies. i know some women who have sailed through it but lots more you have found it very difficult.
Definitely take it easy with your hip - I know it must suck to be so limited now and to feel you are letting people down but if you don't get it sorted now you might end up on bedrest when you get really big and the pressure on your hip is more. We all have to look after ourselves! I really hope you feel better soon and get some sleep.It wouldn't be a child friendly holiday. There are 10 girls going for my mam's 50th b'day so will be a big piss up.
Fair enough - not the best place for a child and also the reason I couldn't bring my baby on the girls holiday 0 -
MurdyWurdy wrote: »
Fair enough - not the best place for a child and also the reason I couldn't bring my baby on the girls holiday
Both myself and my friend will be 30 this year so are going to Spain for a week, we will bring the baby with us then.0 -
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