curly you poor love - focus on the fact that REALLY REALLY soon you will get to meet your gorgeous squidgy newborn baby, who will make every thing all COMPLETELY worth it. I'm sorry it hasn't gone according to plan, but from what I know of those who've had babies, that's pretty much par for the course - it's good preparation for the future
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Wishing you masses of luck, and we'll all be thinking of you and waiting to see gorgeous newborn piccies!
sarah sounds awful - I hope the mws have good advice - the all fours in the bath one sounded sensible to me as well.
Rubbish DH/OHs they don't get the amount of worrying we do, do they? I need mine to be in my line of sight, or at least in the house, or I start to worry. He went Xmas shopping yesterday morning and I had to restrain myself from calling him twice. In an hour. I think it's part of the nesting process - you need your mate with you to go into labour safely (from an anthropological point of view, this makes sense - he will guard the cave entrance from sabre-toothed tigers while you deliver the baby).
frying yes you will. You'll probably still be pregnant at the end of time itself. HTH
. Seriously, though, you'll probably look back and realise this is early labour, and it will probably all seem much more rosy through the lens of squidgy newborn cuddles and extreme exhaustion. And how exciting is it that if you are in early labour, you GET A BABY REALLY SOON!
No news in that vein from Casa Humpty, but we do now have a sofa. It matches NOTHING else in the sitting room, and is monstrously large, but I am totally in love with it. I want to snog it. I may cancel all plans for EVAH so I can just sit on it endlessly...
toby sorry you can't take a break - sounds hellish. Put on some carols while you work? Order pizza for dinner? other lame suggestions
As for DM being there - if yours will be there in labour but then not straight afterwards when you are home, how did you broach that? It might be a compromise for us - ask her to be at the birth, then say come back in a week or two for a proper visit. I'm going to talk to her tonight. Thanks for the advice.