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Conception

When's the best time to get pregnant? Use our interactive ovulation calculator to work out when you're most fertile and most likely to conceive.

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Folic Acid addicts annonymous...

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largeginandtonic · 25/02/2008 09:52

Here we are ladies!

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kayzisbroody · 26/02/2008 11:47

Right he has been told and I am going to have nap.

Speak later x

NatalieJane · 26/02/2008 11:47

None of mine are christened, DH and I aren't christened, or religious in any way, (except that the bar opens at 7 weekdays, and normally 6 at weekends!) if they grow up and want to be part of a religion, it is their own choice.

Awww just gave DS2 a raisin and he said Ta

Anyway, 6 god parents?!!! I'd just write their names on a separate sheet and staple them all together.

ohjoy · 26/02/2008 11:46

Kay, go nap, i wish i could!

kayzisbroody · 26/02/2008 11:42

Oh Nat, It was ok. She only really gave us loads of stuff to read and a form to fill in.

But ds is having 6 godparents instead of the usual 3 so there isn't enough room for all their names.

NatalieJane · 26/02/2008 11:41

Absolutely!! Go nap. Now!

kayzisbroody · 26/02/2008 11:40

I'm tring to persuade dh that I may be pg and that I could really really do with a nap as I feel really tired.

Do you think I'm justified?

NatalieJane · 26/02/2008 11:39

Agree not too old at all

LG&T, I thought you said your period finished yesterday? Am I going mad?

Kay, how did the meeting about the christening go? Did she not come?

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largeginandtonic · 26/02/2008 11:35

Not too old at all! When i worked in Surrey most of the mums were 40+! Get cracking

Mmmmmm pot noodle, i have a sudden craving. Impossible as i am only cd1

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ohjoy · 26/02/2008 11:31

If we can, we would like to have 2 more! so say, the second one at 42 and third one at 44, is that too crazy? too old?

ohjoy · 26/02/2008 11:27

talk of food! i am getting so hungry right now. but i am at work...

question: my mother got her menopause at age 54 and gave birth to my youngest brother at 42, so is it likely to be that i will fertile until 44? is it like mother like daughter?

kayzisbroody · 26/02/2008 11:23

Chicken and Mushroom or chow mein.

I think he would just die if I said I wanted 6. He was a bit unsure when I told him I wanted 4

NatalieJane · 26/02/2008 11:22
NatalieJane · 26/02/2008 11:21

This time last year I was all in a flap because DS1 wanted the Wii for his birthday and I couldn't get one anywhere! And DS2 was only 2 months old awwww. And I had boobs then, instead of these horrible 'flapping in the wind' things that used to be boobs.....

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largeginandtonic · 26/02/2008 11:21

Pot noodle addiction rearing i see? Any particular flavour?

Go on tell him you want 6

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kayzisbroody · 26/02/2008 11:20

Hehehe,

LG&T, I've just told my dh how many kids you have and that you are trying for another and he nearly died. His face just dropped and said "do you want 6 kids?"

Its so not funny, I am eating another pot noodle.

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largeginandtonic · 26/02/2008 11:16

Am i being unreasonable?

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ohjoy · 26/02/2008 11:13

What is AIBU?

kayzisbroody · 26/02/2008 11:09

Its ok LG&T,

I know Nat this time last year I had about 3 weeks to go and I looked like a bus!!
Its wierd to think that I could have a new baby by xmas if I am pg now.

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largeginandtonic · 26/02/2008 11:07

Thank you for my AIBU posts ladies Life is never simple.

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NatalieJane · 26/02/2008 10:59

I think I will anyway, just been having a proper look out there and I don't think it is going to stay dry for long.

I wonder what we're all be doing this time next year, we'll all have hugely pregnant bellies, or even a new baby!! Talking about piles, heartburn and labours.... seems unreal now doesn't it?!

kayzisbroody · 26/02/2008 10:55

Leave it until tomorrow as the weather is meant to be better.

NatalieJane · 26/02/2008 10:54

Oh that's good then! I knew that when you have the Anti-D injections, it isn't a lot to do with that pregnancy it is for the next pregnancy, but didn't know if you are supposed to have them in each pregnancy, for any future pregnancies IYKWIM?!

OK next very thought provoking question, shall I go to town today whilst it is blowing a gale and cold, but dry, or risk leaving it till tomorrow, when god knows what the weather will be?!

kayzisbroody · 26/02/2008 10:50

Just checked my book Nat, Once you have had the injections in a first baby it works for all future babies.

So no it had nothing to do with your MC.

NatalieJane · 26/02/2008 10:42

Really? I hate going to the midwives...! In fact the only enjoyable thing about seeing the midwives last time was the ambulance ride it ended in!!

I can't remember much about the Anti-D thing, I know I had it in PG. no. 1, and I know it is because I have a negative blood type, I thought perhaps DS1 was positive, and DS2 was negative, and because he was negative that I didn't need it again? But that is guess work because I have no idea what blood type either of them are!!

Could not having it have caused the MC? Or am I going off on one now?!

Will check the AIBU thread now.

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largeginandtonic · 26/02/2008 10:37

PE is more than likely to rer it's ugly head again Nat i'm afraid. The monitor may just scare you really, better to see the midwife more regularly. She will be keeping a close eye on you anyway.

I will check the text books about Anti D, i was sure you had to have in each pregnancy.

I have started a thread in AIBU, it is long. I am stressing about it.

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