Have you beeen sleeping any better, Mmmcheese, sevensevenseven, LittleMissFlustered and anyone else I've missed?
Happy birthday for tomorrow, OiMissus !
aethelfleda, I have a pair of something like the Yaxtrax, except mine were from Betterware (here - they even have a pair for high heels - as though one would want to wreck heels in the snow that woman is walking in.) They are cheaper than the Yaxtrax ones, but don't have the instep strap.
How;s your DD, KateM77?
Bluebells - how strange it must feel, going through the recruitment process so late. When would the new job start, anyway?
I was a bir worried earlier in the week, when the baby's movements slowed right down, so I went to hospital on Friday to have a scan/monitoring. it seems I was probabably dehydrated, but I am laying off the raspberry tea (which I coincidentally started drinking in line with the reduction in movements), and am trying to drink lots of cold stuff (and eat ice cream, of course), as the pitcher of ice water they gave me REALLY got this baby moving. She seems back to her old bolshy self, as though she understands that she has to make herself felt, and it is really lovely to feel her
. I have been praising her for her busy-ness, and probably sounding like a lunatic to everyone else.
I can't remember who last had the problem with reduced movements (it could have been on the last thread), but I just want to apologise now, as I think I might have been less than encouraging of worry/ panic/ do-something-NOW. The doctor who spoke to me before discharge did say that there were a lot of false positives (people coming in with reduced movements, yet producing healthy babies), but that with many of the "worse outcomes" (the phrase makes me shudder), there was some indication in the form of reduced movements or some other sign. I can't find the exchange, to be sure that I was soothing, but in case I was, I am sorry.