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Due April 2009: Episode 17 - We're off of work and ready to push, time for DH's to attend to that bush!!

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BabyBolat · 04/03/2009 16:06

Inspired by our Smutty x

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PuzzleRocks · 06/03/2009 22:35

No they were fresh out.
I need my bed. Goodnight lovelies.

SmuttyNuttyTaff · 06/03/2009 22:35

night bumpalump

BabyBolat · 06/03/2009 22:36

Night bumpalump and puzzle x

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SmuttyNuttyTaff · 06/03/2009 22:43

Night Puzzle x

BB - been trying to find a visual that isnt too gross but not succeding, its like a big sticky lump, though i'm sure someone else (maybe mathsmummy?) will be able to describe it better. i bled after it came out and was in labour, so not paying attention but its different for everyone

SmuttyNuttyTaff · 06/03/2009 22:47

it is different to discharge though so you will be able to tell xx

PuzzleRocks · 06/03/2009 23:10

Anyone there? DD is awake and constipated so I shall be up until she has done the business.

SmuttyNuttyTaff · 06/03/2009 23:11

well we're at 806 posts ......you know what that means

Thread Name time ......

Due April 2009: Episode 18 -Inspector Crevix? we do, regularly!!

Due April 2009: Episode 18 - Mumble Gets married and we have Triplets and Twins here!!

Due April 2009: Episode 18 - Nasal rape and willy splints??? whatever next.....

Due April 2009: Episode 18 - Impatience kicks in while the babies stay within

Due April 2009: Episode 18 - WILL IT NEVER END.......

Due April 2009: Episode 18 - BH's, plugs and contractions but still no baby action...

PuzzleRocks · 06/03/2009 23:12

Nutty - update FYI

SmuttyNuttyTaff · 06/03/2009 23:12

Puzzle - ((hugs)) to you and poor dd xx

SmuttyNuttyTaff · 06/03/2009 23:13

thanks

SmuttyNuttyTaff · 06/03/2009 23:18

Mumble - hope you have a wonderful day tommorow and that your wedding goes smoothly xx

SmuttyNuttyTaff · 06/03/2009 23:23

right i have to go to bed now

night night, sweet dreams xx

PuzzleRocks · 06/03/2009 23:24

Night x

SmuttyNuttyTaff · 06/03/2009 23:25

i'm going to dream of my new sofa being delivered between 7-11am oooohhhh yummmy

SpringySunshine · 06/03/2009 23:44

I don't even know if anyone's going to be here at this time. I doubt it. But I need to be here because I've just sat & noisily cried at the side of a busy road with loads of people going past, & totally embarrassed myself. I need to just post something here to feel a bit safer emotionally again. I'll catch up now & I'll probably feel much better by the end - you all cheer me up no end with your silliness.

I'm not talking to DH at the moment. It's nothing serious & we'll be fine in the morning, I'm sure. It's really not a big deal. But I just feel so shitty & right now I don't have his support because he's hit his wall of tolerance with pregnant me. I hit it quite a while back, so I don't suppose I blame him.

I'll post with a happier message in a few minutes & be able to talk more sense. Sorry. Just not in a good place right now. Hormones & all that - you know how it is.

SpringySunshine · 07/03/2009 00:11

I feel bad for moaning now because Sarah & frekkles reserved the misery way earlier in the night & then I come stampeding in all tear-stained & annoying I'm so sorry for everyone that this is all so crap. We've had months & months of all of the most awful kind of rubbish between us & although the end of the pregnancies are near, they're not right this minute - & that's so frustrating, I know. & seeing how down we all are makes me wonder how people ever coped without MN - I don't know how I'd have come this far without you all (I don't think I'd even be married, to be honest, as pathetic as that sounds) & I think that the group's helped people other than me (I hope so!), which is why we're all so close now. & why, when I come stomping through my front door not talking to DH, the first thing I do is pick up my laptop. I'm going to justify the embarrassment of that admission by saying that it's too late to phone anyone

Nutty, the idea of giggling like idiots in the corner of a bar whilst slowly rapidly getting drunk with you is one of my very few happy places at the moment. After the year we've had (& all that's yet to come with this stupid baby making process!) we deserve to have a bit of fun - especially with people who understand!

BB, I'm glad your pulse is up too! (How often do you hear people saying that?) I feel slightly less broken now I know you're closer than these 80bpm people. Having said that, there really is a problem - I nearly passed out in the cinema & I wasn't doing anything. I think it's because LO was getting all excited by the loud noises & using up too much of my oxygen somersaulting around.

Puzzle, your phantom hat made me grin - I knew I'd be laughing at something by the time I caught up. & well done on managing 5 hours at the zoo! I think you must be a shareholder in Pro-Plus or something Haha, also 'thrifty, sexy and flammable' - that really is something to aspire to.

I wish I was getting my mucus plug. It's one of the things that I'm most curious about in the whole experience. A sort of icky curiosity that I used to feel dissecting rats in biology or whatever. Flinching away from it because it's disgusting, but deep down thinking 'ooh, amazing' Also, it'd be an encouraging sign & I'd like one of those, please!

Good luck to mumblemum! Yay, another wedding!

Nutty, I hope your sofa's everything you dream it'll be & more

I just found an email from one of the ladies in my NCT group asking if we (the womenfolk) want to go for a coffee & a chat next week. But one of the (quiet) ladies isn't on the list... She's even invited our teacher, but not that one woman. I feel a bit awkward about it. I won't say anything yet, especially because the teacher's invited & she's in more of a position to say 'what about x?' & it might just be a mistake. But if I turn up & she's not mentioned, I think I'm going to have to innocently say 'oh, couldn't she make it?' or something. I suppose I should just be pleased that I was included, but it feels a bit playground to me. Am I being daft & reading too much into it?

SpringySunshine · 07/03/2009 00:30

Also, a quick summary of why I was crying now I'm happier & won't harp on about it all for the next 12 hours - maybe just the next 3 or 4

As you know, I've been feeling really crappy for ages, but especially for the last week - I've been having contractions for about 11 hours short of a week at this point, never mind the heart issues & the dizziness, etc.

DH has been looking forward to seeing a boy film called Watchmen since he heard that it was possibly going to be made. It came out today & I promised him weeks ago that I'd go & see it with him because he was so excited about it & it was important to him, blah blah blah. So today, I got up & was feeling especially awful & unable to breathe properly, but was still told that we were going tonight. I would've much preferred to see how I felt & possibly gone tomorrow, but he's been like a kid before Christmas & I'm just lucky I didn't get dragged out to the midnight screening, I think.

So I went into town with him, despite my orders to be on bedrest, which entailed walking to get a tram then walking through town to the cinema. By the time we got there I was really light-headed & not feeling well at all. We went & sat down (the place was packed by the way - who knew there were so many nerds?) & watched the film. Actually, it wasn't so bad. All the losers were whinging afterwards that they'd 'ruined' it, which is probably why I could deal with it It wasn't so good I'd urge you all to see it, but if someone wants you to go, you might as well. Although it's very long, so don't take a drink in with you or you won't be comfortable

During the film I was really struggling with the heart / breathing thing & actually nearly passed out a couple of times - things started getting a bit dark & strange & I had to breathe really deeply & slowly to settle it down. As I said in my last post, I think it's because LO was being too active after I'd had to walk through town (& was therefore having contractions, too). DH either didn't notice, or didn't care. I'm not sure which, but it seems unlikely that he didn't notice - the woman next to me kept looking at me rather suspiciously!

Afterwards, I went to the toilet & we went outside, but I had to keep stopping to sit down on benches on the way back to the tram. He not once asked if I was okay, but just waited. He tried to talk to me about the film when we first left, but I was really struggling & although I tried to discuss it (& I even said it wasn't too bad!) I couldn't maintain the flow of conversation. We didn't talk at all on the tram, so when we got off I demanded to know what was going on. At which point he told me that he was fed up of me being so miserable all the time, blah blah blah. So I sat on the grass at the side of the road & sobbed. That sure told him.

He's been off with me all day - it's like he woke up this morning & decided that he'd had enough for no specific reason. I feel almost like I've missed something (he got up before me this morning & feel like he must've had a conversation with someone - MIL perhaps? - about me, or something like that) because it's so sudden. & the point is that I don't even think that it's fair!

I do hate being pregnant & I hate constantly being uncomfortable or in pain or dizzy. I hate it all, as most of you hate it too. But I'm not always miserable with him. At all. If anything, he's the one who can be off with me - I only spend so much time on MN because he's immersed in his laptop playing silly games or whatever & I'd go mad if I sat & waited for him to finish. As soon as he puts his down, I put mine down & try to chat to him, or cuddle him or whatever.

I'm making sure that even though I can't have sex or orgasms, he's still satisfied in that area. I make him feel wanted both socially & sexually, & often make him laugh a lot & so on. I thought that things were fine. I spend ages doing laundry & stuff like that, that doesn't require much physical activity but takes hours to do, even when I don't really feel up to even that. I am trying so hard. I take his hand & show him the lumps sticking out of my tummy & tell him which are hands & feet & his bottom. I try to include him in the nice bits to make up for the fact that he has to do a lot at the moment because of the rubbish bits. I stay up late every night so I'm not dragging him to bed ridiculously early (if he comes after me he wakes me up & I can't get back to sleep), & things like that. I'm trying really, really hard to not be rubbish. We're newlyweds! I don't like being a whale who can't do anything or have sex or breathe properly anyway, let alone during the first 2 weeks of our marriage! I wish I could be sexy & gorgeous & the perfect wife, but it's just not possible at the moment.

& all of a sudden, a switch has been flicked & he can't deal with it anymore. Out of the blue. So as I was waddling home, with my pulse through the roof, for him to tell me that he's fed up of me being so miserable... I can't deal with that

SpringySunshine · 07/03/2009 00:30

I'll stop posting now, I promise

mathsmummy27 · 07/03/2009 00:50

no don't Springy, i'm here...

SpringySunshine · 07/03/2009 00:52

Why are you up so late, MM?

mathsmummy27 · 07/03/2009 00:54

long story

how are you feeling now?

SpringySunshine · 07/03/2009 00:58

Go for it with the long story - I'm waiting to see if DH comes to bed & I'm wide awake at the moment anyway. Besides, it's not like I've not long-storied at everyone

I'm okay. Still a bit woozy physically, but feeling much better emotionally. I'm hoping he'll realise he's been a massive arse & be extra lovely tomorrow. I get that he's bored of me being pregnant, but he just picked a really bad time to moan about it.

mathsmummy27 · 07/03/2009 01:00

Sounds like it. They can be arses sometimes.

I am sad because DH can't summon any enthusiasm for sex any more

SpringySunshine · 07/03/2009 01:01

Oh dear Based on what? Have you spoken to him about it?

mathsmummy27 · 07/03/2009 01:03

Very much ongoing. Pregnancy just makes it worse. Feel like we have talked about it as much as we can, just not getting anywhere.

And I had a sneaky ulterior motive tonight anyway

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