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36 weeks and 'period' pain

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elmo1980 · 12/04/2018 21:39

Just feel like a whinge really.

I'm suffering terribly with spd meaning I can no longer look after my 15 month old on my day off so having to put him in nursery 5 days a week, so feel guilty as hell about That, then last couple of days started to get really bad period type pain across lower stomach and back - not contracting just a constant dull ache.

This pregnancy is so different to my first and I hate that I'm moaning about it as I am genuinely happy just fed up of feeling so useless and in pain. And I've still got 3 more weeks of work as I stupidly thought I'd be fine considering how easy it first pregnancy was. What a twat!

My dp is being so supportive and doing everything he can around the house and bringing me naughty food so don't want to whinge any more to him.

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NapQueen · 12/04/2018 21:41

Why dont you bring your mat leave forward? It sounds like its really tough for you right now and your body could do with the break.

Keep ds in childcare 5 days until after the baby arrives.

PerspicaciaTick · 12/04/2018 21:44

Could you have a UTI?

You just keep doing what you need to do to get to the end of your pregnancy, your DC will not mind extra nursery time.

jes123 · 12/04/2018 21:44

Don't feel guilty growing a tiny person is hard work!!

elmo1980 · 12/04/2018 21:49

Don't think it's a uti I had urine checked at midwife appt 2 days ago and all was fine.

Could potentially bring mat leave forward just feel guilty then about the projects I have to wrap up although they are almost done so might see how next week goes.

Thanks for the nursery comments he does love it there I just feel bad we won't have any more 1 on 1 time now, feel like I'm losing him.

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NapQueen · 12/04/2018 21:52

Honestly seeing him flourish into a big brother will make you love him in new ways. Its beautiful to watch.

elmo1980 · 12/04/2018 22:12

Napqueen that's just made me cry!

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NapQueen · 12/04/2018 22:14

Aww man I didnt mean to do that! Grin

My 6yo dd is never cuter than when she is beside herself with joy on seeing her brother, 3yo, do or learn something new.

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