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just lost plug advice please

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catsnkids · 12/01/2005 22:25

hi just lost plug after having a sweep on monday, how long have other mums gone after losing plug before going into labour?

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catsnkids · 13/01/2005 20:11

thankyou xxx

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pupuce · 13/01/2005 20:09

good luck

catsnkids · 13/01/2005 19:53

still here, sorry, having contractions with slight pain now. Had very strong contactions late last night and this afternoon but without any pain. Done the loo poo and runny bum thing and i can feel that she is a lot lower but cant understand why i have mot had more pain? Every time i went to sleep things stopped but dont think they will this time. Fingers crossed will keep you posted.

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Frizbe · 12/01/2005 23:26

Oooh good luck, here's hoping Mosschops is ok to!

Heathcliffscathy · 12/01/2005 23:24

am so excited for you cats, good luck!

catsnkids · 12/01/2005 23:22

Dont worry i will. Still waiting to hear about mosschops. Hope everything is ok.

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pupuce · 12/01/2005 23:19

You may not need to have your waters broken either... maybe no time for an epdiral... and it may also only start tomorrow.... BUT PLEASE POST BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT!

catsnkids · 12/01/2005 23:16

oh do you think so, i hope you are right.

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pupuce · 12/01/2005 23:15

no backache... baby in good position... faster labour maybe !

pinkdiamond · 12/01/2005 22:58

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jampots · 12/01/2005 22:56

11 days

catsnkids · 12/01/2005 22:55

strange thing is no backache this time, first time ever.

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catsnkids · 12/01/2005 22:51

I always end up having my waters broken before things really speed up.Last time 2 hours to dilate and 15 min to push db out.But was in hospital for 3 hours and only went from 3 to 4 cm before they decided to break waters.

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pinkdiamond · 12/01/2005 22:48

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catsnkids · 12/01/2005 22:46

having contractions, quite strong but not painful and not close enough to time yet.

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mears · 12/01/2005 22:45

Nothing might happen tonight. Relax and have a bath

pinkdiamond · 12/01/2005 22:43

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pupuce · 12/01/2005 22:43

If you are not contracting, a bath isn't going to slow anything down.

catsnkids · 12/01/2005 22:42

lol moondog

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moondog · 12/01/2005 22:42

Oh! Not what I expected at all! Was about to give you sensible advice about purchasing universal travel plugs from the quite quite mad Magellan's catalogue...

Best of luck anyway! XXXX

catsnkids · 12/01/2005 22:41

should i have another bath or not.Had one this morning? Dont want to slow things up?

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JanH · 12/01/2005 22:37

Very clever, catsnkids - lots of luck with this one!

catsnkids · 12/01/2005 22:36

2 girls 2 boys. girl , boy, girl, boy, this one girl, how lucky is that.

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catsnkids · 12/01/2005 22:35

2 grown up children 2 still at home. 20, 18, 11 and 5. My daughter 20 wants to come in with me as dh is scared he will pass out. Am booked for an epidural so it wont be so bad but he is still worried, so daughter is there for back up.

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