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The Incredible, Edible, Shiney Cult....om nom nom

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bellavita · 17/06/2010 17:19

That's it really, we are all incredible in our own way and all good enough to eat.... I have met some of the Shiney girls and they are truly delicous! Lots of cock and cake chat

I am Bella, just trying to maintain my weight now.

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MyCatIsABiggerBastardThanYours · 17/06/2010 22:14

YO CRISPY! Are you pimping me??

Meant to text you actually, I can't do next Thursday as I am out on an all day work bender on the Wednesday (the company pays for everyone to have a day and a night out twice a year, everyone goes its all free and you get paid transport home - I just couldn't say now), so I wont be up to much on the Thursday. How about the week after, or Saturday or Sunday?

Yank - v good news about your XH.

BitterAndTwistedChoreDodger · 17/06/2010 22:14
DeFluffy · 17/06/2010 22:18

Yank- and you know how bumsex feels......?

Shiney, well not any obviously although actually maybe, I mean I haven't tried or anything, I should start a spreadsheet, begin with small objects and work up to large

Total - it doesn't sound trivial it all, it must be horribly worrying for you and I know how any worry about my dc just preys on my mind constantly. We are supposed to be having dd2 tested for fanconi's (sp?) anaemia (I wouldn't google it its not good) and I'm ignoring all the letters because I don't want to know. Well i do obviously but only if its negative. Will have to slap self and set up a test date.

CrispyTheCrisp · 17/06/2010 22:18

Yup . Was quite easy with this bunch though

Yay for paid for bender . Will ponder weekend plans but maybe you could come over avec famille for BBQ or summat? Will text you when we have sorted plans/looked at weather etc.......

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Mouseface · 17/06/2010 22:19

TC - please do say something, anything. What harm can it do to raise your concerns? You need support.

I wish I was near to you to come and sit and just listen. Keep posting about this....it helps to just let it out. Have you ever posted in SN?

Mouseface · 17/06/2010 22:23

Oh DeF - poor you. I cried for days when DS's cardio catheter date came through but in actual fact, it saved his life. They did emergency open heart surgery the next day. He was 6 months old.

Be barve, it is heartbreaking when your DC needs tests/ops but be brave. xx

MyCatIsABiggerBastardThanYours · 17/06/2010 22:23

Ooh, BBQ sounds lovely! Can't this weekend but next few weekends after that pretty free.

The snogfest has taken its toll on my minimal energy reserves and I now have to go to bed. Please all wish with me that DS and his molars don;t feel the need to talk to me about it at 3am this morning like they did last night - for 2 sodding hrs!

Night all. xx

Mouseface · 17/06/2010 22:25

Bumsex hurts like buggery

BitterAndTwistedChoreDodger · 17/06/2010 22:25

Night MyCat.

BitterAndTwistedChoreDodger · 17/06/2010 22:26

Mouse! I thought you were with me on the wholesome and innocent bench!

BitterAndTwistedChoreDodger · 17/06/2010 22:27

But, yes, I agree it's not comfortable.

Mouseface · 17/06/2010 22:31

Night MyCat - DS is getting molars too!!! 2 at the bottom and 2 other teeth at the top.

Deep joy, sleep well MyCat.

Mini MyCat, no keeping mummy up tonight, she needs to sleep so she can play with you tomorrow!!

Hope that works.

Mouseface · 17/06/2010 22:32

Bitter - did you get the joke though? Hurts like 'buggery'?

DeFluffy · 17/06/2010 22:34

Mouse - it was all a bit strange, and veryminor compared to what other people on here have gone through, but when dd2 was born she was very low on apgar and had oxygen, still very low on second check. Anyway, they gave her to me without sharing (don't think they'd noticed) that she had two thumbs on one hand. Was a bit of a shock 2 minutes later when I noticed.

Then when the dr came to see us in the hospital to look and talk about her hand he took her clothes off to look at her back and said to me he'd come to check a back problem. DP had gone to get something to eat so I was on my own and I had no idea what he was on about. He had a look but said he thought her back was ok and talked to us about plastic surgery for her hand.

It was only when we got her home and saw the HV that she looked at the notes and said they'd thought she had spina bifida because she has a very deep dimple at the top of her bum. That was a shock.

Then at the plastic surgeon visit they said that the thumb thing can be a sign of that Fanconi thing so have to have testing for that and its fairly lethal, the illness not the testing. Also she said her thumb will never be 'right', she'll need ops when shes 1 and they'll try to make one 'good' one from the 2 she has but it won't ever be exactly as it 'should'. I know its really minor but I feel so protective over her.

We've got a party on Sat and half of me doesn't want to go because I tense up waiting for someone to notice her hand. Its either mention it first myself and then I feel like I'm betraying her because shes perfect and I dont need to mention anything or wait for them to notice and 'jump'

Sorry, got a bit carried away.

And yes bumsex can rather smart

DeFluffy · 17/06/2010 22:35

Lube is the answer

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BitterAndTwistedChoreDodger · 17/06/2010 22:39

DF, I had no idea.

There is no such thing as trivial, I know there are always people with worse problems but those people aren't your family.
Obviously the problems in your own family are those that loom largest, doesn't make you a sociopath

Mouse, I got the joke, just wasn't expecting such filth from your mouth that's all.

BitterAndTwistedChoreDodger · 17/06/2010 22:41

Double, you off to bed?

Mouseface · 17/06/2010 22:45

DeF - go to the party. As you say she is perfect. DS is very obviously SN as has a feeding tube taped to his face. At first I was so protective if anyone looked at him. I hated the attention.

Now I just think go ahead, stare. I do, however, love it when people are brave enough to ask me what's wrong. I keep it very simple and basic and leave it there.

Show her off. Why miss out because of what someone may or actually may not say? She is uber perfect because she is part of you.

I know it's hard to accept that your DC needs treatment but as a mum who has been there 4 times now and lots more ops to come, you will get through it. I promise.

You will cry. You will worry and you know what? You will surprise yourself at just how strong you are.

Enjoy life and take the invites. Be you.

xx

DeFluffy · 17/06/2010 22:47

Bitter - i try never to think about it, think im in my slightly weepy middle of period phase at mo. Someone on here is supposed to be keeping a calendar of my moods but i can't remember who It goes something like:

Bouncey energetic labrador / manic
Fightey bitey / sex maniac / hate dp
Weepy depressed / love dp / want cuddles
can't remember next one, normal i think

Mouse is very, very filthy deep down.

Mouseface · 17/06/2010 22:47

Bitter - phew, thought I'd spelt buggery wrong

And FYI - filth is my middle name, everyday but Sunday.

DeFluffy · 17/06/2010 22:48

Mouse - you're making me cry now

Double - have you gone slightly erm strange again??

TotalChaos · 17/06/2010 22:52

DF - didn't realise you had worries of you own, sorry there are health issues, hopefully the sooner you sort out the tests the sooner you can get peace of mind. about the party - I can relate a bit, as I know sometimes with DS I don't want to explain about language etc problems, just let things run their course in a conversation - it's hard as on the one hand you want to preempt any negative thoughts/comments, but on the other hand you dont want to make your child's problem a big conspicuous thing. Do whatever feels right x.

Mousey - yes I do post over on SN, not as often as I used to, mind

Mouseface · 17/06/2010 22:54

DeFluffy - don't cry, just don't put life on hold because you're scared/worried/nervous.

No-one is judging you or expecting this to be easy. Give yourself a break.

It does get easier or different or both?? Tired now, brain needs recharging.

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