Hulla, glad your A&E visit was relatively positive, fingers crossed for tomorrow. The doctor sounds nice :)
Hi Debs :) Last time I waited until the 12 week scan before telling, this time will try to get an early scan and tell family before Christmas but wait until the "official" scan before telling anyone else I think. It's up to you though.
Just grated my finger, finding it hard to type.
My MS has subsided a bit, so obviously I'm worrying, like an idiot
but my nipples are agony. DD seems to have ramped up her feeds too. Also seem to have lost my appetite a bit - in that horrible place where you want to eat and know you should but can't face the thought of anything, if that makes sense to anyone.
Going to try to register with new GP this week, maybe tomorrow or maybe Weds morning as DD will be in pre-school. There is a MW attached to the practice so wondering if I can just book in with her directly.
Hulla, I don't think I answered your question about home birth. It basically came down to them being too busy to send a midwife out, though I think I was later told that I wouldn't have been allowed one anyway because I was too overdue/my waters broke two days before contractions started (though these might have been the reasons that I wasn't allowed a water birth, it's all a bit blurry now). Apparently there is a big spike in births in September because it's 9 months after Christmas! Annoyingly, by the time we actually got to hospital a few hours later, things had calmed down a bit, but it never occurred to us to call them back. It was horrible, I felt really abandoned - I knew that I should just refuse to go to hospital but was terrified of being left alone altogether. What made it worse was that we then turned up at hospital to find the lights off, the door apparently locked, and no one answering the phone! Felt really alone then :( Next time round I plan to hire a bolshy doula to do the arguing for us :) Had a good look at your website btw, it looks fab :)