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HumphreysCorner · 20/01/2009 09:28

Over here ladies! Will try and link to here.

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LaDiDaDi · 24/01/2009 17:42

Thanks HC. He's on citalopram atm but he plans to cut down dose next month and then hopefully stop if he stays well.

HumphreysCorner · 24/01/2009 18:06

Ah, I was on a very low dose so that explains it. He will be fine when he lowers his dose.

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myjobismum · 24/01/2009 18:30

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Dawni · 24/01/2009 18:35

Hi everyone, ive enjoyed my day and even managed a bit of BDing while DS on the computer with music on loud this afternoon....

Hi to LaDiDaDi....hope u manage a BFP while here, there is a few of us trying very hard for that goal

MJIM Hi hun, you are eating far too little especially for breastfeeding, you will loose 500 cals breastfeedong alone....you have to eat little and often, mix the right amount of carbs and protien and it will give you the enery you need, my DH & DS are both body builders and eat every 3 hrs so their bodies wont eat at the body fat which makes you store weight....if your interested I can get DH to type up a diet sheet for you ?? You only have to say the word and he will. You'd be better off with an omlette for breakfast or porridge, then jacket potatoe with dry tuna for lunch, these foods keep you full of energy. {{sending you hugs}} Just say the word hun xxxxx

Off for a brew

Much love

D xx

Dawni · 24/01/2009 18:37

Hey MJIM You talk all you want, it really helps and im sure you look great, all mums look yummy its just often hard to see it yourself after what your body has been through, it all takes time, dont beat yourself up

D xx

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BlueStar2009 · 24/01/2009 19:23

Myjob - more practical advice!! I totally agree with the others, you're putting your body into starvation mode and eating too little. Also what's a normal dinner? I would also think about switching your main meal from dinner to lunch time. You need the sustenance during the day, rather than at night. I always like to fill up on loads of veggies too and minimise potatoes, pasta and rice in the evenings...fine for lunch when you need the slow release energy, but you don't need them at night. I've also switched from things like mashed potato to mashed swede...just as yummy and filling, but not as many calories.

Oooh my dinner timer is beeping...more later!!

Bluestar

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BlueStar2009 · 24/01/2009 20:24

Myjob - sounds like you're eating great food! Don't understand why you're not losing...but I do agree you need to give the dieting and exercise a few weeks. Whenever I start a diet it takes a few weeks to see the weight dropping off!

Bellie - fingers crossed! getting exciting now!

Ceebee - poor Josh! hope he gets better soon.

Big waves all round!

Bluestar x

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Ceebee74 · 24/01/2009 21:03

MJIM your meals sound extremely healthy and varied so I woudl just carry on what you are doing. However, as you have said you want to take a step back, I think a visit to your in-laws is the perfect opportunity - enjoy yourself whilst you are there and tackle the problems when you get back

BTW, I am sure you know that no-one is looking at you and being critical - you have just had a baby and only celebrities get their figures back within days

BlueStar2009 · 24/01/2009 22:06

Myjob - We spoke to our friends on the day it happened and they asked us to tell some people...which we did. They are surrounded by family at the moment, and know we are here when they need us. I texted them to say anytime...just shout! We'll call them in the next day or so. I made a sympathy card last night and wept trying to find suitable words to put in it! I found an amazing poem online...didn't use it, but cried alot! It was 'Death of a Child' by Sandy Eakle.

Have fun on your days away!!!

Bluestar x

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Dawni · 25/01/2009 09:19

Good morning ladies....

MJIM your very welcome hun, you do have a good diet from what i can see, you are right though and take a step back and give yourself time, like you say Naomi is still only 4 month old, my cousin still has her pregnancy tummy and Callum is only 2 weeks older than Naomi, and she doesnt breast feed either and just the other day was feeling down about it!! The only thing you eat thats terribly fattening is bolognese, pie's(very bad), chilli & pizza's, the rest is pretty great hun until your ready to calorie control just be happy and enjoy life xx

Right.... Slight temp rise today, will do OPK later, saliva teast is drying as I type and DH is making b'fast Going to Auntie's for lunch later, so I can chill...

Much love

D xx

HumphreysCorner · 25/01/2009 10:36

Morning all

MJIM-hope you are OKish today.

Bellie-any news?

Dawni-chart looking good.

Well, AF still not here on DPO 17 and a Clearblue gave a bright cross this morning so still keeping everything crossed. Taking the girls to a B'Day Party this afternoon at a Farm in the pouring rain with lots of mud. Lovely. Am taking another mum and her daughter.

Off to help DD1 with her homework.

Have a good day!

HC
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Bellie · 25/01/2009 12:00

Morning all,

MJIM - enjoy your time away, and when you come back maybe you can try again. I definately agree with the others though it sounds as though you were under feeding yourself.

HC - soundding good for you . Take care at the farm though - not sure that there will be any lambs/pregnant ewes around but take care just in case!

Welcome to Ladidadi - I hope you find the thread as helpful as we have all gone through the same things and are here to talk whenever.

Nothing again here - am feeling out of sorts today and very grumpy but not even a twinge!

Hope everyone is having a good day, it is pouring down here. Be back later - off to cook the roast.

ChocolateEclair · 25/01/2009 15:22

Hi to all - I have read all the posts but brain has turned to mush again!

Must say hope Josh is ok though poor thing! (It is better to get it at his age though isn't it) - tiny consolation!

MJIM - for you!

bellie - grumpy is a sign of impendinf labour my mw said!

Mad question here! (No such thing as TMI right???)I was in the bath earlier and my nipples have started to produce milk! Gasp! I could gently squeeze a little out as well! . Is it normal for this to happen so early??? (31 weeks today!)Is this good? I admit to being a little freaked out tbh!

I am at the mw tomorrow for 31 week check so will ask her aswell, and will also find out if baby is still breech - I think it is myself!

Cheers CE xx

Mandy73 · 25/01/2009 15:39

Hope everyone is enjoying the w/e.

Welcome Ladidadi - best of luck to you.

Get well little Josh!

HC thinking about you loads - crossing everything!

CE it happened to me too, 1,5 weeks ago, after a hot shower .
So nice to be normal for a change! It's 'colostrum' - v early protein-rich yellow tinted milk that will be baby's 1st meal for 3 days after the birth or so until the proper stuff comes - portions are typically v small, less than a tablespoon, but it's supposed to be enough for little'uns. The stuff is present in us preggers ladies from 6 months onwards or so my MW said.

Love to everyone!
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Dawni · 25/01/2009 16:47

Hi ladies, had a lovely luch at aunties today...still got -OPK ??? salava test still ferning so thats ok, im not too worried, CD13

CE thats very normal, DH thought it freaky though at the time, put him off having a lick IYKWIM !!!

Ironing to do

D xx

Bellie · 25/01/2009 17:17

CE definately normal - I am leaking all the time at night when I lie on my side - evidence on nightdresses every morning!!

HumphreysCorner · 25/01/2009 17:57

Had a great afternoon at the farm-kept my gloves on ton feed potatoes to the cows. Took a goat for a walk but on the return journey it took us for a walk and I couldn't hold it so one of the dads helped out. Did feel a tad dizzy when I stood while they ate and I have a headache so looking good symptom wise.

I never leaked milk with either pregnancy but might this time being as though I BF DD2. Hoping my supply will be much better this time.

HC
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Dawni · 26/01/2009 09:45

Good morning ladies, all quiet here so far, hope everyone is ok !!!

Big temp drop this morning ?? still no +OPK to be seen but saliva test still ferning, so must be ok

Off for a week now, its fab, still in my jama's

Catch ya later

D xx

HumphreysCorner · 26/01/2009 09:47

Doh, GHD's are fakes so hope I get my money back. He was quite willing to offer it back in Emails but now I do want it back he will probably deregister. Watch this space.

Hope all OK.

HC
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