hello all you lovely ladies. pissing down here again after a glimpse of sun yesterday, boo :-(
big hugs to those with scans today. thinking of you woody, kittencuddles, random and anyone else. hope you get good and reassuring news. fingers very much crossed?
kurly glad your booking in appt went well.
floweryboots thanks for veggie advice :-)
tiddley, not a kick up the *arse exactly, but I can see you're in a completely understandable funk with the house move out of your control and still in danger of not going through. It's horrible and one of the most stressful things. I think you need to take charge of the little things. first, please stop all your negative thoughts about being not the best for your son. He thinks you are AMAZING! So you just need to pretend to be that person even if you feel a bit hopeless inside. Is there something nice you can do together at some point today - a little treat for him or you both? Tell him how uncertain everything is (even if he won't understand everything sometimes it's just good to let it all out). And, given that the house move is out of your control, I think you need to start feeling in control of something, even if it's relatively small. What about clearing out some books or clothes or old kitchen stuff to go to the charity shop? Or sort out all your paperwork? These are also practical things that you'll be glad you did when the time does come to move :-) Above all, be kind to yourself today. Lecture over and out!
feel bad about moaning about the lack or pregnancy symptoms again, but woke up feeling fine. no nausea, no tiredness, no cramps, thirstiness gone. I did another test out of panic and the line pinged up straightaway so my body still thinks it's pregnant even tho for all I know everything could have gone tits up. I'll have to see what the midwife says tomorrow.
In other news, I did one of my new pre-natal exercise DVDs this morning - a ten-minute pilates routine, and it felt great. music's a bit annoying but the woman isn't (apart from the fact she's 36 weeks pregnant and looks stunning!)
related to that, I've got a few things in my diary for next February - a lecture, a study day and a workshop - all of which I really want to do. a question for those who have been through this before: what is the likelihood of me being able to move by that stage (if all goes well) never mind get myself down to and across London to present at these events?! DH very skeptical, which makes me want to do them all the more!