Hi Five cheshire !!! We made it
I have a ton non work related things to do but for some reasons, I don't even panic! Just the thought of being able to stay in bed if I want to. Nap when I need to. Even go to the loo whenever I want without coming back to a war zone noisy classroom... Even now, it's 3.30am, insomnia is here again and I am not even anxious wondering how I will survive the week with so little sleep
Did you get flowers/cards on your last day? I did, and some lovely little notes from pupils. I have to admit I welled up.
rumi When I started to feel baby's head down there I had a bit of a panic as I thought it was far too early! But the MW said baby can drop at any time after 30 weeks and not to worry. And that she is likely to drop even more, although it wouldn't be as dramatic a change. It's almost as if one morning I got and realised I had room between my breasts and the top of uterus. Oh, and of course, the John Wayne impression 
Dec I would follow your instinct. It's best to call for help and be told that nothing is wrong than the other way round. If she's coming to you, it means she's taking you seriously and it is a good thing. They won't take risks and rightly so, so you did well to ask for help. I hope it all goes ok for you xxx
cheshire 6 hour sleep? I wish!
It's funny how we need different amount of sleep! I'm a 6-hour night type person usually. I've never needed a lot of sleep, even as a kid my mum wishes me luck if baby is anything ,ike I was with sleep So 6 hours would be plenty! But as it stands, I have to survive on 3 hour a night, sometimes 4 and yesterday was a real struggle when driving. But it's all irrelevant now because we can rest at home 
Have a lovely weekend ladies!