hi pants, good to hear you are no longer puking. you too aethelfleda! i don't know exactly why I don't want to tell work - though i've now had at least two conversations in a hallway near my workspace where i had to refer to the pregnancy and god knows probably half the office knows now.
one of those calls was me losing it with my GP today when i was trying to get a private referral to an osteopath from him via a phone appointment, after apparently having suddenly come down with SPD/PGP or whatever they are calling it these days. (i blame a pregnancy yoga class i took last week that had some unfortunate bouncy movements, lots of hip openers, etc.)
unfortunately I had this last time around, though only at the end, so the symptoms are pretty unmistakable. He insisted on having me come in immediately for assessment though, then passed me off one of his colleagues, who thinks I might also have a UTI, though at least acknowledged that wouldn't be making my hips all clicky!
however, she went on to freak me out by saying i'd better go to the emergency gynae unit and have another scan, to make sure the baby is ok. Of all the pains I'm feeling, none feel like anything to do with my womb so I'm trying not to worry but didn't really need that to consider.
not sure what i'm going to do ... i was hoping to never go back to that EGU, site of so many painful memories.
but how is everyone else doing? it's gone pretty quiet here - I guess this is the boring phase when nothing much seems to be going on for most of us.