Is there some unwritten rule about not eating chocolate cake before lunch that I've never heard of?!
I think chocolate cake is ALWAYS fine at any time
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[starts mouth watering at the thought but must resist looking in the cupboard for yet more dairy milk which I have probably already consumed anyway].
Was anyone here due to give birth at the sidcup hospital s. london that has announced it's closing its maternity ward for winter? It seems everyone there are sifted between 2 other hospitals - one of which is my 'local' but I've chosen to give birth at another one further away but brand new all singing all dancing place opening up a month before my EDD :) Quite glad I chose this one as presumably the already existingly busy maternity ward at my local hospital will now be bursting at the seams with having to take in lots of people from another hospital, and I don't much fancy giving birth in a corridor 
I've ordered two (yes, two) pg excercise dvds. Am feeling really fat all over and I can see my face is getting chubby and feel really down about it, so am hoping to at least try the dvds and see how I get on (not sure if I'll get past that warm up initially though!). Not sure if this is a good idea with a back injury issue but feel like I have to try something. I'm craving swimming (no food cravings, just excercise then!) but can't as get ear infections every time I go as have ear probs. I know I'd swim half a length and get exhausted and have to give up..but still the thought of trying is applealing.
I also had a long sleep last night and it's amazing I don't feel too bad at all today - actually feel itching to go to work! They have told me I'm not allowed to go in while sighed off no matter how much I want to (h & s or something) but I'm going in for a meeting next week and if that goes well I want to ask my GP to change my note to going back on reduced timetable and see how that goes :) am really looking forward to getting back to normal life.
I constantly get freaked out by the responsibility of being a mum, especially as DH taking a week or so off but that's it and I don't know how I'll cope alone all day. Also not looking forward to moving when I'm about 35 weeks pg 
was it eaurouge that mentioned you could bf whilst wearing a sling? Love this idea and had never thought of it before - great for multtasking I'm already imagining cooking dinner at same time as bfing now (but trying not to splash food on little baby!). Would any sling be ok for bfing or do you need a special one?