justtheone Hugs. That is anxiety making. Thank goodness you are 37 weeks, as others say, that should be safe. I am so glad that the safe foods list has helped you. I'm about to repeat it...
Shehz21 ...And poor you, reduced movements being monitored. But as Baubles says, size may be a factor. They do get less active as they have less room to kick round in.
Welcome to jo0niper. Sorry you are suffering. Are you on meds? Have you got kesostix to check for the early stages of dehydration?
Welcome too to Scoobysue10. I am glad that they have put you on anti emetics. What sort are they? How are you coping with the fluids? Here''s the list of fluids and what roughly passes for food, which has helped others. Flat full sugar coke, the juice of tinned fruit, ice lollies, Elderflower Water, Lucozade, Fizzy Orange, Dr Pepper, Lemonade, Soda Water, for some, orange juice, sips of chocolate milkshake - maybe soya, ice cubes, tinned fruit, nibbles of crisps and chips, cuppa soup, cheap ice cream and slices of melon and mango.
Those suggestions from Bored of lemon squash and cornflakes sound good. I've a vague memory about cornflakes sometimes working!
Nailsathome Lol about OH. That shows how unobservant men are, which is just as well perhaps, for one's vanity's sake...I am glad you got away, but much sympathy over whiney six year old. They do seem to go through a really whingey stage at that age, and I suppose it's the hidden anxiety about your hospital stay, too. Glad the scan went well.
Name I am shocked that with chapped lips and so on, they didn't admit you. Gentle cyber hugs on offer.
Emu Lol. Great advice for Name about the safety of meds.
Seize and Shehz This too has -well, almost - passed for you both!
Natsku How are things? Lovely to hear from you.
Bored I am so glad that there is a family rota going on. I have thought the same, as DD recently started work as a vet and as you say, seems to put animals on fluids as a matter of course if they have been vomiting.
Sorry if I've overlooked anyone. Watch me cross post.