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Due in April 2007 - follow the light babies, follow the light ............ there's a stealth polar bear at the end!

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EllieKthePA · 25/04/2007 12:35

in case you're wondering, Katy44 is the Polar Bear

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EllieKthePA · 26/04/2007 23:35

cheeky mare!

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EllieKthePA · 26/04/2007 23:35

i had to go without

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Katy44 · 26/04/2007 23:37

surely you must have had something to drink otherise you'd have been really dehydrated! did you not have water in the kettle? (tempting, eh?)

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EllieKthePA · 26/04/2007 23:39

no, nothing

that's why i went to hospital as early as i did

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EllieKthePA · 26/04/2007 23:40

tho cath was quite glad cos if i'd had water at home we may not have got to hospital in time

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Katy44 · 26/04/2007 23:41

You're worrying me now.
They're coming about every 7 minutes still, is it still too early to call the hospital? Really just want someone to do an internal examination (words I never thought I'd say!!)

Katy44 · 26/04/2007 23:43

I was wrong, 5 minutes-ish now, but only the last 2 or 3.

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EllieKthePA · 26/04/2007 23:44

it's very frustrating not knowing isn't it x

you can always call them and see what they say but i'd expect it to be have paracetamol and a bath

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EllieKthePA · 26/04/2007 23:45

the earlier you go in, the more likely you are to end up with drugs for pain relief, so i'd stay home until it's too painful

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Katy44 · 26/04/2007 23:46

right i'll leave it then
Soo tired
You must be too, don't stay awake to keep me company (although I appreciate it)

Katy44 · 26/04/2007 23:47

Yes, good point, plus if I'm in there I'll only want to be home again, wasting time here has got to be preferable to wasting time there. And the longer I can wait the longer DH can sleep, so the perkier he'll be

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EllieKthePA · 26/04/2007 23:49

i'm ok, Joe has woken up for the night now

he's started biting my nips

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Katy44 · 26/04/2007 23:54

How rude!

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EllieKthePA · 26/04/2007 23:56

it farkin hurts!

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EllieKthePA · 27/04/2007 00:03

and now he's covered us both in milk

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Katy44 · 27/04/2007 00:12
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EllieKthePA · 27/04/2007 00:12

you wait til yours does it, you won't be then!

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Katy44 · 27/04/2007 00:13

I know, that's why it wasn't a !

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EllieKthePA · 27/04/2007 00:20

was discussing wet nighties via text with Pinions earlier

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EllieKthePA · 27/04/2007 00:21

did you see these Katy?

v funny!

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Katy44 · 27/04/2007 00:22

It's a bit ear;y in the year for wet T shirt competitions isn't it?
Might have to go in the bath soon (even though I hate them) am so tired and worried that I'm not going to be able to manage later on but every time I try to sleep I wake in a panic because I'm in pain.
I know, what a wuss

Katy44 · 27/04/2007 00:22

OOh they're lovely, I particularly like the one with the bow - so glamorous!

Katy44 · 27/04/2007 00:23

Do you think she's got furry nipple pads on under there?

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EllieKthePA · 27/04/2007 00:27

ooh yes, possom fur ones

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EllieKthePA · 27/04/2007 00:28

you're not a wuss Katy, i never managed to sleep thru them when i was in labour with Matthew, that was an over-nighter. you just manage to find the energy somehow

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