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Pregnancy after Miscarriage Part IX - Knicker Checkers etc

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New one! Thought I would make my mark!
See you all on the new thread grin
New thread for when this one is full

I'm pretending I'm still useful smile
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 22-Oct-09 12:10:19
Lovely to hear that Rosa.

We'll need a new thread soon won't we, is there a limit of 1000 posts or did I make that up?
Rosa great news on your scan and congratulations on making it past the 12 week mark grin
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 21-Oct-09 21:41:30
LadyEm I hope all is well, things are improving and you have some hands to hold. Thinking of you and sending you lots of luck.

I had my 12 scan today and all is well and we saw one very active baby with kicking legs and waving hands. I feel reassured and as if a grumpy and sad weight has been taken off my shoulders. Sigh, happy sigh.

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 21-Oct-09 21:32:50
Oops just stopped DH going off to Ikea this evening due to pains starting in region of cervix, back ache and generally feeling a bit off. Which then of course stopped completely.
Oh Alana how annoying. Is it worth putting in a call to the Supervisor of Midwifery at your hospital, explaining the position you find yourself in and asking her to intervene to ensure you get continuity of care? Are you pleased with your new haircut? Nice to have some pampering just for you before all the focus turns to your newborn in a short while eh! grin

Scarlotti good luck with your MW appt tomorrow.

LadyEm still thinking of you and hope you get encouraging blood test results tomorrow. Hang in there and look after yourself.
LadyEm sorry to hear your situation. Rest up and keeping everything crossed for you.

alana I'll have my DD (15 and always looking quite glam) next to me in photos so don't stand a chance!!
Very annoying re mw and postcode lottery. Good news on the appt though - I have my 38 week one tomorrow and hoping she'll shed some light on Sunday's shenanigans.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 21-Oct-09 13:59:17
Scarlotti know what you mean about photos - every one taken of me with DS1&2 were hideous. Now I will be pictured next to 2 pretty boys as well as a baby it will only make me look more haggard blush.

Had haircut this morning which DH thinks is tempting fate as it won't be looking so good after a few hours of labour.

Midwife appt fine, baby is now starting to engage and she could only feel about half the head. Now just a little annoyed that it turns out my community midwife is only "allowed" to do post-natal visits up the the next street along. We are apparently the one road that is still in the borough, but with a postcode for the next area along IYSWIM, so we get visited by midwives from a completely different hospital. So even though I have managed to see the same midwife for the whole pg she is not allowed to do my post-natal care. Mad angry!
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Thinking of you LadyEm how awful for you.
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