Meh, loads of pains here, but nothing regular. I seem to have spent about three weeks either having irregular pains, or regular BHs! I need both at once!
You poor women who are overdue. I am actually climbing the walls here (or at least I would be if I could walk without wincing!) and I'm only 37+4. At least I have the section booked on the 16th. Today I keep reminding myself that in one week I will be in having all my pre-op checks.
Pretty sure I'm starting with SPD of some kind, but I presume it is too late now to do anything? Getting in and out of bed or rolling over is agony, feels like the bones in my pelvis are grinding against each other.
I'm also covered in itchy spots. Some I think are stretchmarks, but surely you can't get perfectly circular ones on your nipple?
I keep wishing the baby would hurry up, then realising that I have to be sliced open, and then wishing the baby would never come! By the time i had the section with DD I was pretty out of it, so I barely remember it, I hope I can stay calm this time, I'm not known for coping well with stress!
Apparently my mental health team are writing a "treatment plan" and sending it to my midwife and consultant, basically to tell them what to watch me for and what to do in various situations so stuff can be caught early. Not sure how i feel about this, on the one hand it is good that stuff is in place, on the other hand, I don't want to be that woman in the side room that could go doolally at any moment.
erika I was meant to be at uni when I had DD, and it actually spurned me on to get going. Not sure if you fancy it, but did you know that the OU will give you your course for free if you are below a certain income? When I did it (years ago) the boundary was about £12,000 for completely free, then you got discounts if your income was above that. Just thinking you might be able to manage it from your bed. Also their academic year is the calendar year, so maybe by January you might be feeling up to starting something? They don't have entry requirements either.