I don't know where all my time goes. I'm sorry it's taken me so long to write.
Kat Any news? Hope things get moving for you soon. I had a similar thing happen with J. I didn't go into hospital and get examined but I had regular (non painful) contractions every five mins for ages. I think it's all working to getting baby into the right position. I was very high but he was born in forty mins once labour got going. You just need your waters to break and then you'll be off. Good luck!
Nemo How was your break? How many weeks and days now? I'm desperate to see a bump pic! Let me tell you about my friend. Her first DS (she was huge and they did a growth scan and said baby was only a 7lber) was delivered by emcs and weighed in at 10lb 8. Her second DS (they scanned her and said he was going to be an 11lber) was born by vbac and was less than 8lb. Stop letting them terrify you. Repeat to yourself I am going to be just fine. J weighed 7 ounces more than L and it was a much easier delivery. If you do go for a v-birth, I'd def consider having him in the birth pool. I'm convinced the water prevented damage. And you'll bond with him no matter what size he is. There's something very special about being the mum to a son.
Bhudda Deep breathe. There's no pressure. You've never had any trouble getting pg before so there's no reason to start worrying yet. Are you doing OV sticks? Temping? FF? Any charts to nose out? E okay? How's the sleep going? We're still very hit and miss.
Murray Hello beautiful lady. How are you doing? I'm so pleased you the visit to you friend and new baby went okay. It must have been very difficult for you. I'm sorry I haven't been around to support you more. I tend to lurk on phone but find it impossible to respond from app. You can always get me on FB though if you need to chat. I'd love to be at one of your sessions - I have this huge comedy sketch in my head of your strong scot accent and the acupuncturists(?) broken english. You're sounding super healthy. Good luck with the 'fun bit'. 
Marbles Yey for new job. Sounds like you've been having a really tough time recently. Have you got a consultant who specialises in Lupus? Did they diagnose from bloods or by ultrasounds and xrays too? Don't be afraid to push for more support. Really hope the app with S goes well. Please keep us informed.
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News here is that life is stupidly busy. I'm only working 3-5 days a week (rarely 5) but life with the kids, school run, menial household tasks, birthday parties, L's activities...... I have every other weekend to myself since the separation but I feel as though I'm getting everything ready for D's weekend with the kids and then catching up on the weekend (washing, ironing, shopping, cleaning, behaviour) for a week afterwards. I'm not moaning. It's great to have some time to myself - It's never happened before. I miss them like mad when I'm away but I'm finally making an effort to see friends and look after myself.
Everything with D is very amicable. He's still living her (in the loft). We do things with the kids and eat together frequently and we still goss. I don't know when we'll finalise things. Everything seems to be working as it is so far but I guess we can't stay married together. I'm hoping an inevitable divorce won't make everything turn sour.
J is a lunatic. L is very cheeky and doesn't stop talking. They adore each other and annoy each other equally. She usually gets the telling off (not easy being the eldest). I haven't said anything about the separation. She thinks we have alternate weekends to have a break and that D sleeps in the loft because he snores. She's doing really well at school though I do feel like I'm having to give her additional stuff at home to keep her challenged. Not sure we made the right decision sending her to a school with 60 kids in each year but I'm relieved I'm not having to pay out for school fees. I think we made the right decision there.
I'm likely to be working FT in September. Not looking forward to it but needs must. I'll start looking for a nursery place and CM for Joe in the next few weeks. I've left it a bit late.
Health wise, I'm waiting to see a rhumatologist. I'm not as fatigued and dizzy but still having lots of muscle/joint pain and twitching. It's annoying but I'm not as anxious about it as I was.
Huge post. Bet I just killed the thread....
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