Evil Yay! Massive congratulations! Wrt breastfeeding- I can echo what someone else said further up ( can't remember who, sorry :( ). My youngest used to find breastfeeding v. tiring and fall asleep after a couple of minutes of feeding. I used to have to sit her up and wind her vigorously or change her nappy half way through just so she got a decent feed in one go. Otherwise she'd fall asleep for 20 mins and then demand feeding again. I'm so glad you're home. Love to see some pics when you're up to it :)
chick Wow! Congratulations to you too! You do sound rather shocked, lol. Hope you lose the 'hit by a truck' feeling soon and again, we'd love to see pics and have details when you're ready :)
Can't believe my babies are hanging on so long. I am so past being ready for them, I can't even begin to express it. I've stretched beyond what I thought I was capable of, and frankly the (TMI ALERT) piles that I have are making me utterly miserable. I have been fastidious in their treatment and have been having daily salt baths to try and help, but I think the pressure from above means there's no way they are going down until the babies are out.
DH has caught Freshers' Flu and very kindly passed it on to me, so I really do feel crappy regardless of pregnancy symptoms. Been worrying that the nasty cough that DH has (which can be characterised thusly: cough cough cough COUGH COUGH HACK retch, occasionally sick) means that if they were born now and had to go into SCBU that he would not be allowed to visit them. Although I guess I'm 35 weeks tomorrow, so the likelihood of a SCBU stay is decreasing daily.
Starting to think I will be pregnant forever. DH keeps laughing at me (inbetween coughing fits), pointing out that it's biologically improbable. I scowl. It does feel like it is possible right now :/