Wow - I've missed loads, just been reading through and I could have been reading about my life! It's so reassuring to come on here and see we're all experiencing the same trials and tribulations. We too have the toddler who no longer wants to sleep alone, she said to me she wanted to be the little sister instead of the big one :( she also keeps asking us to feed her and generally treat her like a baby, I suppose it's a pretty text book reaction - just very difficult to deal with anyway.
Today I fell over carrying Matilda, she was fine but I turned my ankle over and it is bloody killing me. When she is windy in the evenings all she wants me to do is carry her around and now I've knackered my ankle its going to be very shit. DH can help but he doesn't do it right! (see control freak admission earlier!). Also, I have DD1's 3rd birthday this week and her party on Saturday, oh and yes Christmas too what a ballache :(
janie I loved your post about your mum, I remember having that realisation with DD1, just how much you love them makes you realise what your parents did for you - so lovely :) Also, on a completely different topic! You are very brave to have looked at your stitches, I never ventured down there with a mirror last time and I'm still quite happy for it all to be a mystery. I hope you start feeling better soon, I did the lavender baths and I think it really sped up healing.
shell I am sending you some good luck for Christmas. As you said you have your two beautiful sons and that's a lot to be grateful for but I think you deserve a break too - I hope things start improving for you xxxx
garden hope you're feeling better
Hi to lucky, ibip, anda, pentagon and jmf
right, this post is too epic I clearly need to come and read and post more often :)