Phew! Good news for Emoobean today - still there, heart still beating, and has grown as expected. Bleeding was due to a subchorionic haematoma and is likely to continue. They won't see me again, I just have to wait it out until the ~12 week scan. Very pleased. And blubbed like a baby in the scan room, prompting choruses of "bless you" from the scan ladies. Thanks everyone for the hand holding, tin hats, limb and digit crossing, etc.
Pink - sorry, I don't know of a way to prevent the wobbles - but if you find one out, do please share! Being asked to "wee under pressure" sounds kind of dangerous - I have visions of it squirting out like a jetwash. I'd take your own pot - but only if they're just planning to dip it, not culture it (you would need a sterile pot for this).
Orange - good luck for tomorrow's scan, and Daisy too for Saturday's. And I hope you get somewhere with the physio.
Wombat - it was me that asked about the 50/50 . Sounds encouraging if it's something they would be able to see on a scan if it's wrong, and as for the other bits of gene expression - well, you're okay, hey?
Mamap - hope you survived your meeting. And I have to take issue with Brian on the 5-a-day issue. Surely if there are 5 different colours, just one packet of tooty fruities makes up your entire 5-a-day quota? Ditto skittles/opal fruits/insert fruity sweet of choice.
Robin - oh your poor DD - how old is she? I hope she doesn't get it too badly. And I definitely hope DH doesn't get it, as I'm sure man-chickenpox is far worse than normal adult-chickenpox...
Onions, Owl - I agree, crumpets always a good bet. Muffins too. Fruitcake. Tooty frooties. Jelly babies... You are not alone in the weight-gaining stakes! Knitter - I had no idea one could actually MAKE crumpets... I can just about open a packet and press the button on the toaster..
MummyA - hooraaahhh for coloured knickers. I think after this morning I should go out and buy a 3 week supply of reddish brown ones, but it doesn't sound attractive.
Wondering how teacake is today?