ClaireDB hurry up the loo, there's a dear, there's a bit of a queue forming out here
LessThanIdeal yes, I'm still breastfeeding and I've been wondering about increased supply as the feeds seem to have increased in duration and that's the only explanation I can think of. I'm planning to stop next week (down to just the morning feed) so I can have some lie ins to help with the tiredness (been up by 7am every day for 14 months) but I'm wondering if the longer feeds also indicate a renewed enthusiasm for it.
londonlottie I meant to say yesterday - Trafalgar is a totally brilliant middle name Don't let the Swiss come between you and a family tradition.
anniemac that is really lovely that your parents kept your brother's memory alive for all of you.
My Grandfather (one of 9 children) had a sister who died as a young child and she is always talked about by her siblings. One of my Dad's cousins is named after her. She was/would have been my great aunt, and she died long before I (or my father) was born. But she is still part of our family.
Obviously very different from your situation, and I don't mean to compare. It just made me think of the impact a person can have on those around them even if their life is short.
Vivclicquot another vote for go ahead with the wedding It will be romantic. Also once you have a baby it will be way harder to organise a wedding than it is now.
One more thing - I got pregnant right after my wedding and if I had had any dreams of wearing my wedding dress again any time soon I would have been sorely disappointed
Now, I was probably more committed to letting myself go than most, but a dress like that sitting in my wardrobe, waiting to be worn, putting pressure on me to get back to my pre-pregnancy body, would have made me cry.