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May 09 - weather and jabs = hot cross babies

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hope i'm not duplicating
Thanks Fi!
Have created new thread here.
Like it Fi
on phone at mo thinking of new thread titles.. how about

May 09 - This too shall pass.. from leg warmers to pennies!
momino never mind about not fessing up to the gp.. but do speak to the counsellor next week.. getting ad's is not a failure it's a positive step to start working on the changes you want to make to your life.. they can only help imo as they should help clear your mind of the little stuff so you can concentrate on the big stuff.

llareggub re other prob down there.. if it's been like that for a long time then could be thrush but if just for a week could be your ovulation time.. i've found this was more err copious since having g and as it disappeared well lessened after a few days i figured it must have been that.
llare if I was you I'd give the wedding a miss but promise you friend you'll meet up soon, you'd be able to catch up properly then anyway which you prob wouldn't be able to do at her wedding as she'll be going round talking to all the guests. You could plan to go out for a meal to celebrate the new addition to your family and her marriage.

momino it sounds like you are not taking the decision to take ADs lightly which is good but it really may be worth a try. It's not 'giving in' it could be an opportunity to take control, of course if you feel you can start to make positive changes without ADs give it a go but please don't see taking medication as a failure on your part- I'm sure you wouldn't hesitate to take medication for a phys health prob and this is just the same. Hope this doesn't sound preachy.
llareggub been thinking of your dilemma on and off all day <saw your post just before we flew out the door to playgroup> have a few ideas but not sure if any work. it's a hard one!
1. wait till dh gets home from his meeting and you head off to the wedding with ds2 on your own leaving ds1 at home with his dad.

2. if you have 2 cars.. again wait till dh gets back.. he then drops ds1 at your Mums and spends as long as ds1 needs to get settled.. while you head straight to wedding with ds2 and dh joins you as soon as he can.
thanks Runningmonkey smile.

pelvics, must admit that I'm not doing mine either. felt some leaks lately blush. (we're using the blush emoticon a lot lately aren't we?)
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 29-Jul-09 16:00:36
Grrr. Don't want thrush. Will now worry myself silly that I've got proper diabetes instead of gest. diabetes. Have made an appointment to see the dr next Wednesday.

No. I haven't been doing my exercises and after a little accident on the trampoline yesterday I really should. blush
Momi - you dont sound silly at all. Good you are talkingto a counsellor and it's not 'giving in' using ad's if you need them. someone said to me that the fact you worry about being a good mum just shows that you are one which I think is a great mantra. It doesn't mean you don't need a hand every now and then tho.

Llare - sounds like thrush to me. The bruising feeling is prob worth getting checked tho. Don't want to nag but have you been doing your pelvic floor exercises? I have to admit to being a but slack with mine blush
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 29-Jul-09 15:43:03
White and jelly like. A bit mucousy to be frank...
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