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Bonkers Anonymous - Let us have............... More Babydust, More BFPs, More Bonkers Babies - But what we really need is more Bonking Ladies!

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By Wed 29-Apr-09 21:10:54 Add message | Report | Contact poster

Again a new thread smile

For our TTC'ers (and hoping we get plenty of lovely new ladies joining us also) lots of love, luck and babydust - may this thread be your last as a bonker!

Lots of love, support and baby dust for our lovely IVF'er Soosy - Praying this thread will be yours sweetheart!

Renewed congratulations for all those who got thier BFP's on the last thread grin

and others in their first trimester, may the early stages of pregnancy be as calm as possible for you and may beans be sticky and healthy! Looking forward to 12 week scan news!

Continued love and support for all you ladies in the 2nd trimester - we are all so excited to hear about your scans and wishing all the beanies and mummies well!

For those in the 3rd trimester (Namely DawnAS) as birth nears, keep smiling, baby is not too far away and will soon be in your arms!

Lots of smiles for all the new Bonkers Babies grin

may all our babies continue to thrive well and bring us joy every day!

In case people missed Cbeebies post in the last thread, Dawni has sadly left us - but for all the right reasons for her and her family - we wish them all the love and luck in the world for thier life together and hope their gorgeous little puppy 'King' will bring them lots of joy!

Right rolling on....... think it is about time we had some sort of stats update!

Bonking Bonkers*

*Bonked Bonkers*

*Bonkers Babies
Naomi Caitlin - 21/9/08 - 5lb10oz - Now 7 months old, 11lb14.5oz and sitting up unaided grin

Again thank you all for being the wonderfully funny, supportive and unjudgemental ladies that you are!

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 12-Aug-09 20:16:15

Here you go lovely ladies..... new thread here!

See you all over there grin

hope it is ok!

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 12-Aug-09 18:10:33

Hi all!

Willmouse - I hate it when that happens! Glad it was an otherwise good day!

Ceebee - too right you should be proud grin

How is Sam now? Saw your FB pics, gorgeous!

PL - Well done on the exams, what were they? <mind like a sieve> Shame missing out on distinction by tiny ammount, but well done with what you did achieve!

Been anok'ish afternoon here! Promise I will do new thread tonight, though warn you I am feeling very tired so might not be as 'detailed' as previous mind you less chance of someone nicking it to begin another thread that way I suppose!

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 12-Aug-09 16:25:44

Well, I had a really good afternoon until DS2 refused to get out of the soft play area and I was forced to go and extract him from the bottom of a curly tube slide. Then I had to carry him out under my arm as he was kicking and screaming angry

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Ceebee - well done on the weight loss! We have a holiday booked for next July when DS3 is 9 months old so I have a good incentive to lose weight this time!

Pistachio - well done on the exam results but bummer for missing a distinction by 3%. Probably good to get the exams over and done with before you get pg/ have a screaming baby!

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 12-Aug-09 14:06:28

Ceebee that's amazing that you will only have 18lbs, and will only have 10lbs to go when you go back to work. You should be very very proud of yourself.

I'll be starting work again soon and am trying to figure out how to stay on the straight and narrow once I'm there. So far my plan is to get off the tube one stop early in the morning and walk the rest of the way to the office, plus to take my lunches in with me so I'm not tempted by the canteen which is wonderful but often very naughty, not to mention very expensive too. The real danger point though is late afternoon and the commute home as I often pick up some nuts or sometimes something even naughtier from the stand at Marylebone Station as by 6.30pm I'm starving so I reckon I'm going to change my route and get the tube all the way home plus maybe take some snacks with me so that I'm prepared.

By the way, did I tell you guys I passed my exams? I missed a distinction by 3% and was pulled down by one exam only so was a bit annoyed with myself but I still got a commendation which is pretty good. And it really doesn't matter at all, it's just me being silly and competitive.

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 12-Aug-09 13:23:20

MJIM I am so chuffed with what I have achieved so far that I can't really be disappointed - plus I think most people lose at least 7lb after having their gallbladder removed so I am planning on the op to shift the rest wink

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 12-Aug-09 13:15:55

Ceebee - well done with being so near target! Shame you wont be there before returning to work, but still you have done VERY well! LOL at the river! N is just coughing but seems otherwise fine!

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 12-Aug-09 13:00:01

Pistachio lovely to hear from you smile

Sorry about your AF last month but will keep everything crossed for you! And great about the diet - isn't the website fab?

I just have 18lbs to go to reach my target (although if I am still not happy when I get there, I may try and lose some more) but my aim of reaching it by the time I go back to work isn't going to happen! I reckon I will be about 10lbs off target when I go back and it is SOOO much harder to lose at work as I snack all the time sad

MJIM hope N is ok. Sam is just streaming snot - seems perfectly ok and happy though (as long as I ignore the river running into his mouth grin

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Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 12-Aug-09 12:49:31

Yay PL - great news about the weight loss and lovely comment smile

so glad you are staying positive about the TTC!

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 12-Aug-09 12:36:29

Thanks MJIM, it was a bit miserable as my period arrived while staying at my mother-in-law's and so I couldn't even have a good sob. Having said that I'm feeling quite positive and still hoping it'll happen someday soonish. DH has finally booked his sperm test and the earliest appointment is September so hopsfully we won't need it!

Hope N isn't coming down with anything too nasty and stops coughing soon.

On the plus side (or should that be losing side), I've been doing the online Weight Loss Resources diet and at the weekend, for the first time, someone commented that I'm looking good - woohoo!

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 12-Aug-09 11:40:52

Morning all!

Willmouse - Is it raining then? Lovely day here, had friend and his DC's over this morning and we managed a walk and a play in the park - I feel sooooo much better for it and DS is behaving much better!

Ceebee - Awww poor Sam! N has been coughing a lot so I am sure she is coming down with something too - it is so sad and miserable when they are unwell isn't it! Hope he is better soon!

PistachioL - Hi, nice to hear from you again smile

- sorry to hear you haven't had a BFP yet and last cycle was a trick one sad

really hope you catch the eggy soon!

All ok here! Just realised I need to do a new thread soon, will try and get on with that this evening when the children are asleep in bed!

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