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Due June 2013
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U ok sunshiner? Y keeping u in?
Wow that's a great weigt isn't it and a little girl is so cute!
We seem be a month of mostly boys! Would love no what having!
How you feeling?
Delighted for blue sky
Huge q in rotunda sometimes wish I went private!
Yes, lots of boys! My husband's cousin who is due in October just found out he and his wife are having a boy. My husband is thrilled because there will be exactly the same age difference between our two boys as there is between him and his cousin. He thinks it's a great carrying on of tradition!
Sucks you had to wait so long - I've been so lucky with Holles st so far anyway.
The Rotunda are definitely a part of that study I mentioned in the FB group. You can get a scan at 39 weeks if you volunteer to be a part of it. It's called the Genesis study and it's looking at baby's head size and if it has anything to do with unplanned c sections. I'm going to sign up - maybe you could too and find out what you're having! Although by 39 weeks you've gone for so long without knowing it might be nice to keep it a surprise
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Did I miss a post??? Did the twins arrive??? So excited
Twins arrived safe and sound
Sunshiner that sucks so much. I hope you got your dinner! May I ask with the Cholestasis, were you itchy at all (I know that's a symptom). I'm seriously itchy tonight but doc said it was just me skin stretching. Do you reckon you might get induced a bit early than? That's mad, you could have baby in a few weeks!0 -
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MurdyWurdy wrote: »Twins arrived safe and sound
Sunshiner that sucks so much. I hope you got your dinner! May I ask with the Cholestasis, were you itchy at all (I know that's a symptom). I'm seriously itchy tonight but doc said it was just me skin stretching. Do you reckon you might get induced a bit early than? That's mad, you could have baby in a few weeks!
Yup my legs were very itchy at night. Feet too. I just mentioned it at clinic didn't think much on it as owt. Tbh I thought I was eating too much bread and i had yeast in my body.
Big congrats to blueskye xxx0 -
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Yup my legs were very itchy at night. Feet too. I just mentioned it at clinic didn't think much on it as owt. Tbh I thought I was eating too much bread and i had yeast in my body.
Big congrats to blueskye xxx
Hmm, it's mainly my bump that is itchy which apparently is the skin stretching to accomodate the baby but tonight my arms and calves are at me too. I'll keep an eye on it.
I bet having itchy feet is really annoying! Hard to scratch them with a big bump in the way 0 -
Hey DoubleB - I got a book from the library today I was thinking you'd be interested in. It's called the Art of Breastfeeding and it's by the La Leche League, it's a super thick book but really comprehensive. I'm getting lots of info from it (I felt very earth mother checking it out though) 0
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Yeah, Lynda - those classes can be scary. There is so much that can go wrong but it really is so rare. Glad you didn't get mown down anyway!
I'm just home from hospital, I hated leaving my husband but I couldn't keep my eyes open and was aching all over. I would have stayed if I was less pregnant. It's weird being at home by myself but the cat is looking after me. I was just talking to my mum who said to call her at any hour with any twinges but at 34 + 2 it really is too early for that. Nice to know someone is there though in case something does happen. It was really horrible seeing my husband distressed and in pain, I got a little insight today into how hard the birth of the baby will also be on him. I had only been thinking of the pain etc for me. He had a bit of a scary turn after the general anaesthetic which was happening as I arrived and it was scary being so helpless - now I know why he worries so much!0 -
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Hope the physio will help you Double B.. There was a gorgeous pic of the twins on the Facebook group (if you'd like to join just PM me the details) Blueskye and babies both doing good according to reports! Its amazing to think Blueskye carrying around over 12lbs of cute baby
Murdy, hope Mr Murdy is better today and can get out of the hospital?
Lynda - it is a bit stressful thinking about it isn't it! I feel I'm the more irritable/stressy one though and poor husband has to put up with it! My bump isn't too bad at night (apart from when she's in ribs and they are burning) but have the usual PGP pain and definitely one, maybe two toilet trips. Then there's the panicky nights where you feel twinges in the bump and start worrying!!0 -
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