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Due Dec 08 -- Getting Ready for final push (in every sense!)

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Here's a new thread for us all lovely Dec Mums!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 05-Nov-08 16:30:17  
Well done Beans!
Thanks Emma!

I'm off home now after a boring day at work!

Speak tomorrow.

xx
Thanks, Beans - and hope to see you at Clapham Picture House in not-too-distant future!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 05-Nov-08 16:34:41  
Well done Beans!! Great thread title.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 05-Nov-08 16:51:54  
final push grin (or first cut in my case!)
loving that mum / baby movie thing - thanks!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 05-Nov-08 16:59:56  
Yay for the new thread, great title Beans!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 05-Nov-08 17:49:49  
Afternoon all,

Final push...I hope so Beans, as I for one am running out of steam! Glad your MIL is picking up, that really is good news. I hope the hospital food is good, she needs a nutrient rich diet to speed up that recovery, and it amazes me how poor the grub is, and this is expecially acute if you're in there for a while. Mind you, no use the NHS having gourmet food if they can't afford to supply the drugs people need...Meant to say - your midwife sounded hopeless the other day, everything you don't need. Thank goodness you're not having her for the birth.

Pixsix, that's lovely about your sister and your LO will have a cousin almost exactly the same age, which will be gorgeous.

Arti, I was about to pipe up about the Electric in Notting Hill and I will no doubt see you there in the fullness of time!

Chutney, I would love the steriliser for London if no one else wants it - I don't have a dishwasher there and as I am not currently planning to breastfeed, it would come in super handy. I'm going to the next meet up if it's not too much of a nuisance for you to bring it. It was me who asked about being NBM before a c section, so thanks for the info. And I hope you are feeling a little better...

I saw the obstetrician today. LadyBaby may be coming out in a little over a fortnight but she isn't engaged yet, she is still tickling my tonsils (or splintering my ribs, to be exact). I had chickenpox when I was 16. It really sucked. I had to do some of my GCSEs at home as they wouldn't let me go to school in case I unleashed a global pandemic. Or something. I caught it from my sister who was just about to get married so she looks spotty in her photos, it's a bit of a shame. And SHE caught it from the hospital where she works. Minging places, hospitals. Anyway, might not be on for a day or too as no broadband still and I am busy with more driving and waiting in for John Lewis deliveries. Keep well all.
Good title Beans, still can't remember what my idea for one was.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 05-Nov-08 18:35:21  
I am very jealous of those who are going to give birth "on" this thread. I am so not (bearing in mind that one thread lasts about 2-3 weeks at the moment). Near the end of December means I have another 3 to go I'd say...

Keep well ladyT!
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