Oh so sorry to hear about your eve Stacey - and very well said honeymum and others. Timing financially isn't great for us but at 35 time isn't on my side! (I thought it would take a while. It took 1 month)
Hugs to flumpy - how frustrating both xp plus the heartburn and everything else. Mn will help keep you sane x
And so sorry again for all you spd sufferers, it really must be so wearing - I'm so puzzled as to why some of us get it and some don't? I had really cranky hips when not pregnant but they're the best they've ever been now (sorry!) (though other parts of me went crazy 
) I'm fully expecting them to seize up again post birth. Definately not something to put up with though. Spotty do as Dr nutella says, take a,day off and definately seek more help barbeasty
Ooo really not sure cherry, id phone someone, hope you feel better soon.
Nct all about pain relief tonight, very balanced info. And for honeymum - we have an anesthetist in our grp (plus 2 gps, a pharmacist and a cardiologist!) And she said all anesthetists get epidurals, the headache thing is v rare, and she's quite happy to get one if she feels its time/needed etc. And all the blokes enjoyed making their hands and biceps twitch with the tens machine. DH was first to try and hit the boost button first practically electrocuting himself, though we worked out he is very sensitive to it hence his reaction as all the other blokes of course had to try the boost button too and were fine. defo getting/hiring one, I liked it.
Hope everyone has a good night and feels brighter tomorrow x
They're also all getting the jabs, though anesthetist lady, who is 38 wks, said her docs only had 5 vaccines which were already allocated which she was rather cross about. I bizzarely had both today as they were literally delivered to the nurse just before I went into see her for a blood test and she was ready and waiting with the pile of needles!