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lauraloo09 · 01/06/2009 13:30

I hope I've done this right - here is the new thread...and hopefully the last in ante-natal

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June2009 · 13/06/2009 09:40

morning, still no baby ...

off to get a box of some pineapple ;)

loooouise · 13/06/2009 10:05

Ach Naat and Daisy, I logged on at 3am to see if any of you nocturnal contractors were about....I was woken up by the most almighty pain, which could only have been a contraction: intense period pain that built up in a wave around the lower girth of my bump. It lasted over a min and made me feel nauseous. So I came downstairs all excited....then nothing except mild cramping since.

June I bounced for 2 1/2 hours on my new ball yesterday!!

Laura if it's any consolation, a v v good pal of mine had piles in late pregnancy which made her so constipated, she swears she caused her own waters to break while straining on the loo!! So you never know, your little friends may actually help you get going in the end...Keep your chin up lass, dashings of anusol, it worked for me...

ermintrude13 · 13/06/2009 10:17

Morning all

Thanks for Tee update Naat - let's home little Adam is home very soon.

I've got belly pains but I think they're the baby leaning on an ovary which bleeds internally from time to time (I kept getting dx of grumbling appendix - took me 20 yrs for someone to work out what was really going on ) so am trying to get LO to move.

lauraloo at insensitive MWs. Not nice for you to hear, and even worse for the poor woman who'd m/c to have the news relayed to a pg lady awaiting birth.
2 July is a long time away, plenty of days to get things moving so don't worry about it and keep on bouncing

effielou good news that Rupert is in a cot - step by step progress out of hospital and towards home, bet you can't wait!

Good luck to all you contracting ladies - a nice walk in the sunshine might help.

MrsMcJnr · 13/06/2009 10:19

Hey ladies I?m back home with my gorgeous daughter thanks for all the congratulations, I could see them as I skimmed back I?ll post properly in a minute once I have read all your news, I?ve been sitting in hospital dying to know what?s been going on

daisy5 · 13/06/2009 12:18

Morning fellow contractors looouise, laura and naat - I keep wondering which one of us will come first. looouise - that's exactly what it is all about and feel likes, but it is supposed to keep going, keep getting stronger and gradually (or sometimes not so gradually) get closer together - and isn't is maddening when they disappear. I lots all my plug yesterday, had pains all last evening and then woke with strong contractions so got all excited again that it was happening......but no. Like you naat - it is sooo frustrating this on/off on/off. I really would prefer to come naturally before Tuesday induction. We just went for a long walk so hopefully that helps.

One of my best friends is getting married today. Good thing I didn't contemplate the trip to London for the wedding.

daisy5 · 13/06/2009 12:19

Hello mrsmcjnr - thinking of you - hope the Spanish hospital is ok. lol

bunnymother · 13/06/2009 12:47

Afternoon ladies!

Still no baby, and still no big symptoms, either. Had a bit of cramping but not much to speak of. Am going to waddle down to Tescos and see if that counts as activity that will lure LO out .

Gosh, sounds like we have a few Juners who are jostling for position of next new Juner mother!

Daisy, Looouise, Laura and Naat - am thinking of you and crossing my fingers that the finishing line is v close for you!

BTW if your mother makes it clear she would LOVE to come over for the birth or shortly afterwards, and you don't want her to. Just leave it at being non-committal ie thank you for the offer. Do not mention that you have hired a doula, as there will be tears.

Am taking my tactless self off before I do more damage!

MrsMcJnr - excellent to have you back! Do we get to see photos of your little bundle?

silkcushion · 13/06/2009 13:25

hello all . Exciting numbers of you contracting.

Nothing happening here despite my best efforts to force her out yesterday with my exertions

Had a lovely morning with dd and dh. off to Homebase now to take back my new lampshade which was broken when I unwrapped it.

Mum and dad coming to visit tonight. Mum is on standby for looking after dd when I go into labour. But she hasn't visited for nearly a month and is desperate to come up so they're coming tonight and going back Monday unless lo arrives of course.

Hope you all have lovely (and productive) days in the sunshine

LittleSarah · 13/06/2009 13:31

Hi girls

Very emotional today, crying over very little and just feeling so so tired despite poor dh trying to let me get extra sleep in the morning.

Bunny, Daisy and Bigcar - it is great to have such a supportive husband, poor man is quite worried about me today. Just came over and said 'I'll do anything you need me to do, just ask' which nearly made me cry again!

Doris - Oooh the pain! I have realised that the problem is that ds doesn't open his mouth that wide (although why it is so much worse on the right I have no idea) and so isn't getting enough areola at times. During the day it is easier to make myself take him off if latch is very painful and try again but at night when you just want to sleep it is so hard to motivate myself that way!

Laura - What a horrendous experience you had! When we went to booking scan the couple before us had obviously been given bad news, they had to come back out through waiting room and get put into 'the room' where they would get their options explained. I remembered it well myself, just so awful.

Nemo - Hope everything went well last night! Another June baby to hear about!

llynnn - Have you also got a little bundle to cuddle?!

Hello to everyone still waiting, especially all those on or over due dates (naat and daisy and June and Bunny especially, I hope things get moving soon!)

Right off to drop dd at my mum's for the night, she is an angel! Then dh's dad is coming and his brother and then I am going to just chill!

Ladies with babies - How is the night waking? Alex wakes on average at about 2.30am (last feed at nght about 11pm), 4.30am, 6.30am and 7.30am.... I think he takes less and less milk each time he wakes so that is why I get less sleep later in the night!

ermintrude13 · 13/06/2009 14:11

MrsMc welcome home, so happy all is well and hope to hear more about your amazingly quick surprise home birth

bunny oh dear, hope your mum wasn't too offended. It's a bit like driving lessons in a way - your nearest and dearest aren't necessarily the best to teach you but that doesn't mean you love them any less...

littleS sounds like the blues. They feel so overwhelming at the time but they do pass, and it sounds like your DH is being an angel so you'll be out the other side in no time.

I never needed nipple cream and couldn't understand why people went on about it (I did worry that I must have leathery nipples!) but think it's because our NCT tutor was fantatical about b/feeding and kept saying "STUFF the WHOLE nipple into the baby's mouth!", and talking about techniques of forcing baby's jaw open v wide, all of which sounded almost violent at the time - but it was all about making sure the LO had the whole breast to feed from, thus getting all the milk necessary by 'pumping' the glands and not actually sucking on your nipple with a little pursed mouth, which makes it agony and leaves it raw. So I realised she wasn't quite as insane as she sounded.

Contraction ladies - do you 'work through' them? It's good practice for the main event anyway, but pelvic rocking/rotating, squatting and walking through contractions may encourage things to progress...?

chocciedooby · 13/06/2009 17:14

Quite a quiet thread today.
Any new babies arriving???!!!

Lovely sunny day here. Haven't done much. Lots of feet up in the sun. Had loads of neighbours kids coming and going and that has kept the boys entertained. DH has been brilliant AGAIN and taken them off now to collect the pottery they made and painted last week. Also picking up some bits of shopping and BBQ food for tonight

I have not been getting many pains today but baby has been moving. OB yesterday said it was very happy in my tummy which has lots of fluid and the scanner was also estimating baby's weight as currently being 8lbs 8ozs.

I so can't wait to meet him/her.

Littlesarah - sorry to hear you are a bit down. Does sound like the "Blues". Hope it passes soon for you. Your dh sounds wonderful

Hi Ermin - how are you keeping? Any more pains, signs of early labour?

Come on all your "overduers" lets have some more babas!!

Ineedmorechocolatenow · 13/06/2009 17:27

Hello all. Haven't checked in for a while.

Sorry to hear that so many of you are having fruitless contractions. How maddening! I really hope you get some action soon!

nipple cream - I use Lansinoh and it's fab. I think it depends on how sensitive your nipples are. Even though I am getting a good latch with Emily, my nipples are really sensitive and are getting a bit sore from all the action they are getting. I just rub a bit of Lansinoh cream on after each feed and I haven't had any cracking or agonising soreness yet (something I really suffered from with DS). I know a few women who also swear by it. It's quite dear, but worth every penny! The pads are brilliant too. They're really thin so you can't see them under your clothes, and they don't stick to you like other pads can (I think I tried every brand going with DS). ermintrude - I think you were lucky to have got on without it, most people I've spoken to about BF have used some kind of cream in the early days.

LittleSarah - Emily is the reverse of Alex. She cluster feeds all evening until about midnight and then has a feed at about 3am and one at about 7-8 am. Not that she's in any kind of routine yet, but that seems to be the pattern. Farkin' knackering as the evening is when I'm supposed to be getting some sleep in as DH sleeps from 12 - 6 so that's my 'shift' as it were. I FF (after 10 days of BF hell) with DS so didn't have the continual wake ups as DH could feed him downstairs and I could rest. I could also sleep when he slept in the day as I didn't have a toddler running around as well.... ho hum! I'm also feeling emotional, especially as DS is being shipped off somewhere different every morning so that, in theory, I get some sleep. He's totally thrilled by all the fun and attention he's getting, it's me that hates being apart from him!

Midwife signed me off today, so Health Visitor is round on Monday for the hearing test and stuff. The midwife examined my fanjo and said 'beautiful'! I think she was referring to my third degree tear repair work....! At least I hope so..... I also have one little 'visitor' from all the pushing in labour. Hopefully it'll go soon. Emily is almost back to birth weight, a couple of ounces off, so all this 'grazing' in the evening is obviously working!

I had three second degree tears and an episiotomy with DS and despite having one third degree tear with Emily, I feel less 'damaged' as it were this time round. I think it's because they take you to theatre to repair you with a third degree and they just hastily stitched me up in the delivery room after DS.

Anyway, I really hope some of you get to pop soon. We need some more babies - We're almost halfway through June!

ermintrude13 · 13/06/2009 17:42

It is quiet innit? Hope people are either having babies or fun... No more signs here, lots of BH but that's it. I just can't remember feeling this heavy with the other two but I guess I was younger and lighter generally then.

choccie I carried loads of fluid, and in both labours waters broke just before baby was born and so the place was awash with very diluted blood - DH thought I was haemorrhaging. The 'gush' was rather satisfying actually - made it feel like the baby was being born on the tide, there was a rhythm to it - but this time I'm prepared with Pampers bed pads so it absorbs faster and doesn't give DH a heart attack.

Ineed congratulations on your lovely stitchwork . I only had a tiny tear each time which didn't need stitching and am really hoping this LO doesn't have a big head. I'll never trampoline again as it is, could do without stitches too...
It's so different having a second, the tiredness can be terrible so I hope you get some rest. Well done to little Emily for putting the weight back on .

Maybe my nipples are more leathery than most . Perhaps it runs in the family because my sisters didn't use creams either. I did rub milk into them after the babe had fed, which helps keep them moisturised just like any creams or ointments. The only tricky time was when I got mastitis on one side, which was excruciating - really hoping to avoid that one this time.

Looking forward to hearing about nemo and everyone else soon!

Naat · 13/06/2009 18:03

Hey ladies

No baby here yet... loads of ctx, most of them quite quite strong but then... nothing My oh my, I guess I'll be so used to things happening and then fading away that I'll be delivering the head at home when it's actually happening

Ermin, I really hope my nipples are like yours Fingers crossed!

Ineed, great to hear LO is almost at birth weight, she's feeding great, I see!

Choccie, have a great BBQ! Lovely that your DH is being so helpful

LittleS, your DH is being an angel, that's brilliant! Hope the blues leave you soon (((hug)))

Silk, hope you enjoy the visit tonight! I hope you rested a LOT yesterday after all that work...

Bunny, so sorry your mum got upset by the news... I loved Ermin's analogy, it sounds quite right. Sending loads of birth vibes to you too!!!

Daisy, thinking of you and sending birthing vibes too!

Laura and Loouise, you too!!!

June, how much pineapple did you down eat? I've had so much these days that I cannot see another one for a few days now

Mrsmc, so glad to read you again! Welcome back and soooo looking forward to reading more about the birth and baby

Hello to the rest of the Juners!

Right, sunny and warm day over here. We took mum to Hebden Bridge and we had a looooong walk around from about 1.30 to 4pm. Hence, the ctx that followed but now it all seems to have died again...

I'm going to bounce on my ball for a few hours to see if they come back, although I'm almost convinced nothing I do will help unless she really wants to come into this lovely world

Hope to hear from Llynn and Nemo soon!

(((waves)))

DorisIsAPinkDragon · 13/06/2009 19:30

Hi all,

Little S- Anabelle is very much like your ds evening feed about 11pm(after cluster feeding between 9 and 11) then wakes between 2.30 and 3.00am then again about 5.ish then sometimes at 6 then this morning after that she slept till 9. Which is fine whilst dh is home but she needs to settle down before he goes back to work, cause I've got to do the school run for a few more weeks yet! (actually just looked and it's only 4 weeks after dh goes back!)

I'm also lathering on the lansinoh between feeds, I definitely was not careful 2nd or 3rd night in and realy paid the price (bits of blood in DD's posset yuk!!!) but she does generaly have a good latch with a wide mouth (better than the last 2 dd's)

I'm just hating the attachment to the sofa, going to start building myself up this week to bf'ing out and about. It's not the embarassemnt factor that puts me off (I no longer have a prioblem with getting my norks out!) but the fear of not having a cushion in my back and a pillow under LO for support that will end up with a bad latch and ultimately MORE PAIN!!

Anyway hi to all you contractors tomorrow would be a good a day for a baby (it's my birthday ).

Annabelle is curtaining my sessio again guess i'd better get used to it and "resume the position"

maybe catch you all later for some news on babies if I'm allowed off the sofa...

June2009 · 13/06/2009 20:02

heya!

laura meant to say, sorry your appointment was so bad, it's awful when things take you back like that. It takes a lot out of you to control your emotions. Hope you're ok.
The mw here are not too hot on privacy either, depends on who you get.

naat I have around one pineapple per day.
Also had coronation chicken for lunch (this is as far as I go with curries but we did put quite a lot of powder in!)
We tried sex as well and I'm now I'm bouncing on my gym ball drinking loads of water. I think I might do all of the above tonight in turns. (can you tell I'm anxious about this 4pm sweep tomorrow?).
The fact that I think I've had bits of plugs coming off (tiny bits) makes me think that I'm dilated a little so shouldn't hurt as much as if it was completely closed, hopefully...
I get the feeling the mws there don't like people who ask too many questions.

I was just talking to a female friend who lives abroad with her husband (who is dh's best friend) on msn and she asked how the pg was going. I started explaining I was going to have a sweep tomorrow, cue her asking what a sweep is and me explaining what they do, not too graphic but how non-graphic can you be right...
...And it turns out its not her on msn but her DH who would have been perfectly happy with a simple "the midwife will probably try and get things going tomorrow" :D LOL
It's a good thing we're close friends really, that could have a lot more embarrasing!

Dh has been pretty fab with me too throughout the pregnancy, even when things got tough with work and we were both stressed.

mrsmc Glad you're out of hospital :D really looking forward to your story.

Thanks to all the new mums for sharing their stories, it's fab to hear, can't wait to be on a postnatal thread with you guys!

Right it's almost too hot to be bouncing non stop on this ball, might ask DH to take it outside.

Take care guys, we're also having a bbq tonight so I'd better get down there!

DorisIsAPinkDragon · 13/06/2009 21:10

June - You just reminded me be careful with the ball bouncing when it's hot. I did it in the last few days of pregnancy when I had a pad on (cause I thought my waters had gone) made everything very sweaty and I managed to give myself nappy rash It had nearly gone with bepanthen (nappy cream) byt the time I delivered!!

MrsMcJnr · 13/06/2009 21:30

Sorry ladies, my post is hours later than I said it would be too scared of falling too behind with you all if I read any more deeply so sorry if I have missed anything important know I have clocked all the new babies though

Questions2008 ? thanks so much for updating the ladies on here about my news DH said he did his best! all the very best to you, let us know your news!!

Doris ? thanks for copying over DH?s message hope I get a bit more sleep tonight, none at night so far since Weds I know what you mean about the weight, although some bits are sore and ache I feel so much lighter on my feet and able to rough and tumble more with DS

So my last proper post told you I?d just done the housework so glad I cleaned the bathroom as that?s where Aaliyah was born!! Sorry I didn?t get back on again after my initial post on Weds morning, things happened so fast after that and I lost contact with the real world if you know what I mean. Thank you all for all the good wishes (and telephone numbers). I think they certainly were contractions that I was feeling at 8.45am when I posted I started timing them after that and I should have known better than to wait any longer to go to hospital as they were 3mins apart and a minute long but I was still coping fine, doing stuff for DS etc that I just didn?t believe I?d progressed as much as I had. By 10.30 though I was beginning to realise it was actually too late to get to the hospital calmly and I started to panic and bit and then I got the urge to push and just thought ?oh well that?s it then, she?s going to be born here?. I put DS down for his nap at 10.45, DH got home from work at 11 and Aaliyah was born at 11.12! my poor mother was freaking out, she was here with me and she was so worried but I was just in a trance avoiding her really. She and my Dad did a great job of getting an ambulance for us though (not easy in Spain, especially not on the local market day!) we were just so lucky on so many counts, it could have been a total disaster and I am sure my medics will be pretty furious thinking I was reckless but I honestly got caught out so, I was on all fours in our bathroom!!

Now the other babies [grin}

Help ? many congratulations on the safe arrival of Polly hon! glad the birth went well for you

Blueberry ? and many congratulations to you too on a lovely daughter!

Tee ? congratulations on the arrival of Adam hope he is right as rain very soon!

Effie ? I am so pleased to hear that Rupert is doing so well and that you have been able to feed him yourself now I can imagine how you were feeling in the boob department,

Insy ? you described after pains so well ? ouch!!! hope you are feeling a bit better about everything now, I know that Aaliyah being here is already so much easier than being pg and thinking about her being here. Funny thing though is I am finding it hard to pick DS up when I did all pg, I guess my centre of gravity has shifted again and I need to get used to it.

Naat ? how is your friend?s baby now, poor things glad you have your internet back hope it?s not long for you now.

Bunnymother ? you are right about the birth being intimate, my Mum was outside the flats waiting for the ambulance, DS was asleep and it was just DH and I and in a strange way we just felt calm and when her head arrived, DH managed to get her cord away from her neck and she didn?t cry just made little noises but it was obvious quickly that she was totally fine and then we just sat there and waited, it is all a really precious memory actually

Daisy5 ? glad you felt so much better after going to Maternity Triage I can?t believe after all that work your cervix wasn?t doing much really hope your baby arrives at a good time for you. In the end, Aaliyah?s timing was perfect, it was my Mum?s day off and she was here with me, she?ll probably say that that wasn?t a good thing; she was extremely traumatized poor thing! Hope your DH is being more sensitive now; I can?t believe that he has already started talking about you going back to work. I tell you, I know I want more babies, I love cuddling Aaliyah and everything about her and I miss the kicks and it?s weird putting all the pg stuff to one side, and whilst I haven?t forgotten that the last few weeks were hard work, I actually really enjoyed the pregnancy you asked if I?d hoped for a home birth ? I would never have been allowed one with my blood disorder and the Strep B. We were just so lucky, Aaliyah got the antibiotics when we got to hospital and tests the first and second day and she was closely observed and seems fine and I didn?t bleed very much until the placenta came (and it was whole so perfect) and by then I was in the ambulance. When I got to hospital they scanned me (?? After putting me in stirrups and throwing buckets of cold water over my bits, thanks for that ) to make sure there were no ?products? left and then insisted I had oxytocin to clamp my uterus down as they said the blood loss was heavy. I reluctantly agreed but was pretty fed up. I had to have one stitch but that was a great improvement on last time After such an intervention free birth, the hours that followed were not the way I wanted them really they took Aaliyah away for 2 hours to give her penicillin and then observe her, and they put me in a recovery room when all I really wanted was a shower and to put some bloody clothes on as they left me naked! Luckily I had fed Aaliyah and had skin to skin with her for about an 3/4 hour before we got to hospital liked your jokes

Bigcar ? glad to hear that Edward is registered and that DD3 got on ok at nursery. How is feeding now? Aaliyah likes to sleep all day and cuddle and feed every hour all night at the mo

June how are things with you? You said in your last post to me that I was ?assertive? and I can?t remember now what we were talking about hope I haven?t said anything to upset you? X

Laura ? how are you coping with your aliments now you poor thing? Sorry to hear you so worried about your Mum

Looouise ? shame on your MW for making that insensitive and unhelpful remark about you being negative it is highly natural to feel apprehensive as labour day approaches, they?d be something strange if you didn?t feel anxious. BF?s mother sounds at best a little confused by her emotions, how awkward and strange she sounds!

Llynnn ? so hoping that as I read on you beat the induction! But I haven?t? hope it went much better than expected.

Silkcushion ? hope you?ve managed to get the house back together before the baby arrives. I?m going to add onto my birth plan for next time ?Note to anyone who happens to be home with me if I go into labour: 1) when you get me towels to lie on, please use old beach towels not my lovely cream bath sheets 2) find the ?what to expect book?, look up ?emergency home births? ? it?ll be the most crumbled page! PMSL ?forestation? love it how I?d love one of your cookies right now!

Ermintrude ? LOL at the maintenance, I wasn?t going anywhere until I?d had my bath and a defuzz!

Roseability ? hope you are managing to keep your spirits up!

Choccie ? sounds like you are very organized with the shopping! I got father?s day cards last week for FIL, my Dad and DH but I now need to go and buy DH another one I was too superstitious to buy one from Aaliyah before she arrived get that flight booked hon, you will forget!!

Dreamy ? my DH thinks he?s hot stuff because I got pregnant this time at first try and because our baby arrived 12 hours after our first attempt at using sex for eviction purposes!

Littlesarah ? that?s fabulous weight gain, it makes you feel so much better when they seem to be benefiting from your milk doesn?t it? Aaliyah is so far a much better feeder than her brother I am sore but to some extent I think that is unavoidable, I just don?t have great nipples for feeding but she seems to be feeding a lot and getting a lot which is great

Ineed ? how are you and your little one?

Snowwombat ? thinking of you today, hope all went well and we look forward to news xx

Looouise ? how was reflexology?

Sending lots of positive labour vibes to all those still waiting xx

MrsMcJnr · 13/06/2009 21:31

Doris - all your babies are gorgeous

Hope to post photos tomorrow.

LittleSarah · 13/06/2009 21:37

Thanks to Doris and Ineed for your feeding stories. It's good to hear them, I kind of have forgotten how things are supposed to go and get worried about Alex settling into a (less knackering) routine sooner than is likely! I think your feeding routine would suit me quite well Ineed but I can see why it is so exhausting for you!

Ermin - Your NCT counsellor is spot on in my opinion! With dd I also wondered if my nipples were hugely insensitive as I never had any pain then at all, obviously she just had an excellent latch! I think with a little more practice Alexander will get his wee mouth open wider, and I'm working at stuffing as much nipple in there as possible!

Choccie - Ooh I'd love a BBQ, weather seems to have taken a turn for the worse here, glad your dh is also being fabulous!

Naat - Sorry to hear you've been having more confusing contractions! It's just getting cruel now isn't it?! Come on baby!

Feel better this evening, had a two hour nap earlier which helped me feel human.

Good luck all waiting and to those who have been lucky enough to have babies already I hope you get some rest!

LittleSarah · 13/06/2009 21:41

MrsMcJnr - Great story! Check you getting ds down for a nap before pushing out a baby - wow! Sounds like a magical memory with you and your dh together. Mine is similarly rose-tinted! Gorgeous time to be together quietly with baby, lovely.

June2009 · 13/06/2009 22:19

mrsmc What a fantastic story :D Glad you're out of hospital now and feeling well (and catching up with everyone's news.!)
(Probably wrong choice of word when I said "assertive", that comment was for someone else actually (Daisy I think), just meant that she was very good remembering/picking up that your dh had been stressed out with work and that might be why his behaviour was a bit off at the time.)
Very impressed that you kept your calm throughout, I can imagine your mum freaking out, I'm sure assisting her daughter to deliver a baby was not on her list of things to do on her day off
What a beautiful name you picked by the way!
Things have been farily uneventful for me, am 40+6 and having my first sweep tomorrow afternoon. Feeling uncomfortable but not had stong cx or cramps or anything that may be announcing labour...

I'm going to put a few of our messages to Tee together and send it to her husband.
(fed up with bouncing on the ball now!)

take care!

ermintrude13 · 13/06/2009 22:32

Mrsmc you are still scarily good at responding, even with a newborn! Lovely birth story, how clever of you to do it while DS was asleep and after DH had arrived.

Doris That b/feeding schedule is quite something; I'm trying to remember what a culture shock it all is. You're right that being tied to the sofa becomes a bit boring; hope your al fresco feeding goes well.

June at a pineapple a day! You won't get a cold for months . lol @ giving your DH's friend a bit TMI... still, it's the kind of thing it's useful for him to know even if he didn't want to .

LittleS well done for getting a power nap; they make the world of difference.

Naat hope tonight's the night

sleep tight all xx

June2009 · 13/06/2009 22:48

Update on tee's dh's fb:
"(Tee) will be out Monday not Sunday. Nothing to worry about.
Adam still in for a few days yet by the looks of it.
"

lauraloo09 · 13/06/2009 23:05

hiya sorry not been around much today spent a day with mum which was good just thought i'd let you all know that there is no change here and i'll catch up with everyone tomorrow...just mrsmcjnr what a great story and glad your back!

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