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Due in June....scream if you wanna go faster!!!!

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lynny70 · 26/04/2005 11:00

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LipstickMum · 13/05/2005 13:33

Hiya Charley! Well, I have been keeping tabs on you all, just no time to keep up. While I have been decorating, the house has gone to wrack and ruin As soon as all our cr*p is out of the black, plastic bags, the place will no longer look immacualte, I can assure you!

The decorator was bargain and he is excellent too! Most people in the trade where we live charge a fortune!!! We watched Relocation the other night and the guy had a fireplace removed between 2 rooms and a steel put in for 1200 pounds!!! Dp and I just looked at each other and pissed ourselves laughing.! It would have cost 5k here, easy.

I don't know if there is a minimum time you need to be in hospital before they discharge you. I would imagine it depends more on the checks they have to do, paediatrician or dr or someone has to check baby within 48 hours I think. They also need to be sure you are 'fit' to go home. We left after about 5 hours of giving birth, I think. We didn't have the check, my doctor came out to us at home to do it, which was lovely. Don't feel pressured to go home. I didn't want to stay in, because I'd had a night there earlier in my pregnancy and hated it. I just can't relax in places like that, I need my own dirt around me, not someone elses!! I think they let us go home because we live close to the hospital and coz dp is a GP, but I'm guessing really.

The other big reason we bothe wanted to leave was because I think we were scared that the longer we had with trained professionals around us 24 hours a day, the harder it would be once we were on our own with no-one to ask or help scary, scary!!! The first hour we were home, we were both too scared to leave the room she was sleeping in

Yup, Uwila is scheduled to deliver next Thursday!!

tribpot · 13/05/2005 14:07

Not my last day Lua, I'm still meant to be working til the end of the month Hey ho! Mind you, if these pains are the baby engaging, I wonder if that is really wise ....

JonahB · 13/05/2005 14:08

Nogger/Mrs F/Charley - glad to hear its not just me then! Charley, I like your DH's dreams - they sound much more lovely. Lol at your tiny baby. Funnily enough, in my dream, mine was small as well, like a small soft cloth doll that would fit into your cupped hands.

Trib, I'm one of the people having periody pains. My MW said it was normal and not to worry. I was hoping it meant that the baby was engaging, but she confirmed that the head was still "bobbing about".

Lipstick, dont worry about the speed of your decorator's work. The fact that you are doing any at all means you deserve a standing ovation in my book. Sitting in front of a pc and not moving other than to and from the fridge, seems to exhaust me! In response to the phone numbers list, I have carefully placed in DH's wallet (he doesn't usually lose that) a full list of names and telephone numbers, in order, of people that need phoning. So, if he ran out of steam after 3 calls, at least our parents would all know the news and not some random male friend who he hasn't spoken to in 3 years .

OMG - Uwila is having a baby in a week!!!!!!!! That is so soon! That means we are all next!!! (slow breaths, calm down)

MrsWednesday · 13/05/2005 14:35

Blimey, only two days into maternity leave and I'm knackered already! I think it was easier being at work...

DS was up at 5.30 this morning and has now fallen asleep on the sofa so all is peaceful here. Think I might go and join him in a few minutes .

In the only baby dream I've had so far, the baby was a boy, born quickly and easily with no stitches, but he was missing two fingers on one hand. Weird.

Have spoken to the midwife and told her that we do want to go ahead with a homebirth so she's coming round to the house next week to go through all the details.

Megi...PLEASE stop working!!! You need a rest before the baby comes because you certainly don't get one afterwards. Your health (and the baby's of course) is more important than any job.

Enjoy your last day of work Jonah.

The LGI in Leeds charged thirty quid a night for a private room - bargain!

Catch up with you all later...just realised I am absolutely ravenous so am going to have a bacon sarnie (there are benefits to being on maternity leave after all )

Lua · 13/05/2005 14:39

Sorry Trib, I Do know today is not your last day!
What I don't know, is where is my brain!!!
I did think there was someone else stopping today... who did I miss?
So Uwila, are you getting excite or a nervous wreck?!

JonahB · 13/05/2005 15:02

Lua, It could be me - I'm stopping today!! Two hours of pretending to work, to go.....

gwenynbee · 13/05/2005 15:07

Hope you don't mind me gate crashing your threads ladies! I am due June 25th, and god only knows I wish it was June the 24th today! Having said that I am nowhere near ready for babba's arrival!

Really looking forward to meeting my little man!

katzguk · 13/05/2005 15:40

qwenybee - hello and welcome, never too late to join us.

We've reached over 500 posts again!! so i think we could use a new thread will start one and post the link here!

MrsWednesday · 13/05/2005 15:41

Hello and welcome! Is this your first? There is a stats thread somewhere in the ante-natal clubs section, to help you get to know everyone.

You'll fit in well here - lots of us are expecting boys! I've got a DS already but don't know what I'm having this time round.

katzguk · 13/05/2005 15:42

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