littleB - I've got a consultant appt for the same reason - yours sounds very stressful and how disappointing that they bring you in to tell you not very much except that they'll see you again in a few weeks. I don't see why they don't do an inital examintation there and then. I think its worth complaining - the original dr was obviously cutting corners by not checking your name with your DOB. I've actually never been to the drs when they haven't asked that as well, as same names are so common! And also, if they got the mix up the other way round, can you imagine how stressful it woudl be for the other girl to be told that she had a cervical cancer scare in the past!
Do you have another hospital in your area? We had a choice of two and its quite nice to know that I could change if I needed to. Mind you, I'm with MrsSnapLegs here in that I'm likely to be moving whilst pregnant. Quite possibly when I'm 8+ months as well. Oh the joys! Mind you, the mw did say that if you have a choice, move when pg not with a newborn!
Hmmm, sex. Me and DH nearly fell out about that a few weeks ago as I complained that I didn't get enough. Its hard to make the effort as I feel fat and tired. And my heightened sense of smell does create a few mental barriers for me. However, I have also been getting one of the, errr, other side effects for the second trimester - though sadly never at an appropriate time!
On the other sex question, we're going to try to not find out. From hearing a few stories, it sounds like its worth telling the sonographer before she starts the scan that you DON'T want to know - one friend got told the sex even through she didn't want to know it. I think I'll probably find out for future babies but I'd like a surprise for this one.
And progress today - the misogynist pig who thinks that pg women should be fired spoke to me for the first time since I came out (of the pg closet, obv, not the other closet ). He even asked me how i was feeling.
Anyone else finding it strange that people are looking at your tummies (rather than your face) first when they say hello to you! At least, I hope they're looking at my tummy, not at my ginormous boobies!