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Shagged out viroids - JS Grads 2

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frakyouveryverymuch · 18/04/2011 11:47

Our old thread ran out of space! The horror!

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takethatlady · 20/04/2011 13:39

Wow fuzzywood that's amazing! I really hope things are going well :) I have forgotten your DS's name? How was the birth? Are you the first JS graduate to actually officially graduate? I won't ask if you're still shagging Grin

I am sneezing a lot and snoring - DH has had to buy ear plugs Blush. I'm hoping it's hayfever and not the bloody toxoplasmosis .

cowboy how's it going?

vallinna that's interesting about the homeopathy. I'm sure your hair will grow back all luscious and thick - I read somewhere else that for most women their hair tends to get thicker in pregnancy because the hormones interfere with the growth/shedding cycle and all you get is growth and no shedding, and then when the baby is born all the hair that should have fallen out in the previous 9 months falls out quite quickly. Weird what your body does when you're pregnant, but even if yours is not doing what it's supposed to I'm sure it's just a temporary pregnancy thing.

Everyone keeps telling me how tiny I am but with over 9 weeks to go I have put on 1st 10, so I'm on track for 2 1/2 stone I reckon. Doesn't seem abnormally small to me, since all the advice says between 1 and 3 stone is normal.

Right, back to snoring, sneezing and scoffing chocolate ...

takethatlady · 20/04/2011 13:40

ps - frak, I hope you're hanging on in there, either way :)

ConfessionsOfAnAchingFanjo · 20/04/2011 14:07

Star yes I moved this weekend. Just to a new house, not anywhere exotic and sunny sadly. How are things with you? How far along are you now?

Fuzzy oh you're getting lots of lovely new born cuddles Envy. I hope all is going well with your little man.

I saw JustKeepSwimming on a thread yesterday saying she was due to pop at any moment. She must have graduated around the same time as Frak. Goodness but that was a looong time ago! .

TTL unless I've been sleeping lambing or sleep gardening I don't have a risk of toxoplasmosis, yet I'm still as bunged up as possible and am surpised DH doesn't complain I'm snoring. Most likely it's pregnancy blocking you up not your dodgey gardening/hand washing skills affecting you.

onEastarEggIGraze · 20/04/2011 14:12

TTL and COAAF I too am honking and hawking like a phlegmy old man, it's disgusting. Otherwise fine thanks COAAF, albeit slow and sleepy. Am now 25 weeks (I think) and have suddenly ballooned outwards into a comedy bump shape.

TTL I had the lovely thick shiny pregnancy hair last time and it did indeed all fall out suddenly about 6 months post-birth...gutted. I think I even posted a thread on here asking if I was actually going bald Blush

Fuzzywood congratulations, how lovely to be cuddling your snuffly little 11 week old :)

frak and cowboy suspiciously absent...

ConfessionsOfAnAchingFanjo · 20/04/2011 15:29

Ohhh! Remember what I said about JustKeepSwimming? look at this. So exciting when viroids pop.

ConfessionsOfAnAchingFanjo · 20/04/2011 15:53

Ohhhh! (I need to step away from the childbirth board, sorry for all the squealing) Frak was about this morning asking about contractions because she may have been in early stages of labour.

Babies every where!!Grin

nickelbaalamb · 20/04/2011 16:02

ooh, is she a Viroid?
i didn't know.

vallinnapod · 20/04/2011 16:06

LOL COAAF! I am with you Grin. My F5 key is going to wear out! I am getting a touch of the Envy monster! Babies are everywhere at the moment!

Not much here, worried re: lack of movement but having heard the HB on Monday I really should just relax. Scaring myself with people having bad 20 week scans (have ours 2 weeks today) and I wonder why the hair falls out! I just can't believe I have made it to half way. This time last year I had finally decided to get my lack of periods looked at and now here we are having gone through all the crap! I'm a lucky, lucky lady Smile

cowboylover · 20/04/2011 18:38

fuzzywood congratulations!

So no news from frak? Ohh might be good news then! I hope she goes first Smile She won't speak to me again otherwise!

I went to the hospital and I am apparently having contractions but not dilating so they said as long as my waters don't break it's perfectly fine for it to go on like this for as long as it wants to! As soon as i get to 8 mins appart they stop again. Its all in the right direction! In a strange way I am feeling better than I have in ages. Smile

frakyouveryverymuch · 20/04/2011 18:47

I'm here! Probably contracting but irregular and not as painful as I thought they would be? And no show or waters....

Just been talking to my besets friend in the whole world who reckons I'm going to go tomorrow. Well, we'll see Grin

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ConfessionsOfAnAchingFanjo · 20/04/2011 18:54

Oh so the labour off continues Grin Err so once Cowboy goes, who's next? (me isn't it? Epp!)

vallinnapod · 20/04/2011 19:03

WILL EVERYONE STOP HAVING BABIES! Grin

I feel like a kid in a sweetshop being told I can have ONE cola bottle whilst someone else gets to go wild Grin

How am I going to survive another 20 weeks!!

Seriously, good luck to you all. I really hope you all get the births you want xx

ConfessionsOfAnAchingFanjo · 20/04/2011 19:19

Err Vallinna the point of this thread is kind of that we are all having babies..Grin I know what you mean though. I'm trying very hard not to remember that it should have been either last week or this week that LO was originally due.

vallinnapod · 20/04/2011 19:49

Damn this pregnancy brain...always forgetting something Wink

It might just be me but the actual baby part of this process has (and is) always seemed so far away it's not real yet, and now the childish impatience sets in!

Eskarina · 20/04/2011 22:10

Wow, good luck Frak and Cowboy, do come back and let us know how you're getting on!
Vallinna I'm terrified of the whole giving birth bit. I'm very happy for Squiglet to stay put for the next 17 weeks, then appear magically in some way that involves neither dilation nor surgery.
OTOH I'm having a lovely time shopping for baby. I've got quite a collection of reusable nappies built up now, with some pretty wraps (wish I was 100% certain it's a girl, as there are such pretty things around). Need to stop buying now though Sad. My nappy plan is to use Tots Bots size 1 for the first few months then, if all is going well, to invest in the BumGenius birth-to-potty nappies. Having said that I got a free BG tiny size from my Bounty pack and have somehow bought another one from ebay, and a tiny itti bitti d'lish which is so soft and cuddly I can't imagine it getting filled with poo!

Congrats on the new house COOAF. It must be such a relief to be in there with time to spare.

to everyone else.

frakyouveryverymuch · 21/04/2011 01:05

Definitely in labour! It's actually okay so far - contractions 1 min long, just under 4 mins apart and still at home. Loving my microwave heat pack and I thoroughly recommend yoga classes if you're not doing them already.

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macaroonmum · 21/04/2011 07:36

AHHHHHHH! Labour! Grin Frak hope it's all going/gone well.... how exciting!

Cowboy how are you doing?

COAAF glad to hear you are in the new house!

Vallina It's impossible NOT to worry isn't it?! I have my moments too, although now the boy is doing lots of dancing a lot of the time so it keeps me a bit saner. It's still early for you to feel movement, so try not to worry too much - he'll soon be digging you in the ribs Wink

Esk i got over the whole 'ohmygodihavetosqueezethisbabyout' fear through a kind of resigned acceptance that there wasn't any other way to do it. It was an unforgettably amazing experience and I have no fear whatsoever this time round. I second frak on the yoga or hypno-birthing ethos because it's so important to chill out (ridiculous as that might sound) and go with the flow.

My in-laws are arriving today. Fun.

takethatlady · 21/04/2011 08:01

Woooooahhhh ladies the race is well and truly on! frak and cowboy both in labour Grin GOOD LUCK!

Glad to know you lot are as disgusting as me with your 'honking and hawking Grin I think I do have a full-on cold now though as the snot has reached epic proportions ... and it's definitely not pant snot ...

Eskarina · 21/04/2011 08:30

Oooh very exciting. Looking forward to news of a little Fraklette soon Grin

Actually my FIL is a hypnotherapist. Somehow I don't fancy him talking me through labour...

KateeHasABunInHerOven · 21/04/2011 09:05

I'm reading Stand and Deliver at the moment, which a friend lent me, seems to be full of good birth stories... though I don't think I will ever be able to hear Jennifer Rush's 'ring of ice' without thinking of the book's 'ring of fire'... ouch!

Go Frak, go Cowboy! Will be eagerly awaiting news Grin

KateeHasABunInHerOven · 21/04/2011 09:47

By the way, nickel I'm totally with you on the chisel front, feels like someone is trying to resculpt my bits from time to time with a hammer and chisel and it bloody hurts!

BrassicaBabe · 21/04/2011 09:51

OMG! You mean these bumps turn into babies?! Grin

Good luck to frak and cowboy. I hope everything happens word for word as written in your birth plan! Grin

nickelbaalamb · 21/04/2011 10:06

Katee thanks! I'm glad someone's on the same wavelength - these ones who are all going into labour right now just can't understand the pain Wink

Grin

I'm stressed out this morning. Not for any sterssful reason, but that I woke up at 3-ish this morning with a very dead leg. It was very fizzy and uncomfortable, so I thrashed around a bit and rubbed it, before deciding it would be a good idea to get up and walk around a bit to get it back to life.
Oooooohh.
I knew i wouldn't be able to put weight on it straight away, so I tentatively put it on the ground and rubbed again.
when I did put weight on it -oh my!- knives and swords, not pins and needles!!!
Shock
I walked to the toilet, stumbling and ow-ing all the way.
DH was very sympathetic, asking if I was okay and checking to see if it hurt. Of course, apparently he was asleep through it all because he couldn't remember it at all when I met him for breakfast! Hmm

I also woke up later on with a fizzy left arm.
This had better not be a new trend.

ConfessionsOfAnAchingFanjo · 21/04/2011 10:40

And Push... Hope all is/has going/gone well Frak and Cowboy. Though CB are you actually in labour yet or are you just leading us all on?

TTL I'd had the same thought as you re the next 'labour off' Grin

Nickel I've not experienced the whole dead limb thing, but have read about plenty of other who have. I recall suggestions like eating bananas and uping calcium intake.

BB in your case that bump really will turn into babies Grin

Wish I was still only at the 'chisel front' stage. I now either have to walk like a geisha or with a serious hips set wide, waddle all the while going at a top speed of a snails pace. And to make matters worse I did to much walking yesterday so today I'm physically exhausted and starving (hence why I'm overly excited seeming today).

Waves to those I've not mentioned.

nickelbaalamb · 21/04/2011 10:41

I migth try that, (not the bananas - i hate bananas), I haven't had as much milk recently as I think I should - had a lot of cheese and yoghurt, though.
I noticed that one brand of pregnant-lady-vitami-pills has calcium in, and then brand I'm taking doesn't. Mine have nearly run out, though, so I might get some with calcium in next time.

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