Hey lovelies. He's okay at the moment thank you lab but it's a recurring issue and and we could both do without the stress.
I was going to recommend spinning babies which was suggested at my hypno class, is it a good resource? That's good your readings are all fine. Fx she moves for you. And I hope you're less achy, keep taking it as easy as you can.
Hey miami, can you recommend your birthing ball? I need to spend less time lolling on the sofa of an evening so was going to get one. Are you having two bags, one for you and one for your baby, or just the one? Up for suggestions for that too! I was going to ask if you're still going to acupuncture too. I had a great session at the weekend, god I love her, she was trying to tackle my horrendous insomnia, and we were talking about having more frequent sessions from 37 weeks. I'm also planning to see my hypno lady for reflexology as she has pre-birth sessions.
Hello para!
Thinking of you often, so lovely to hear from you. I can't believe she's already a month! Is it flying by? Give her head a big sniff for me, I love a newborn
Glad feeding is going so much better, wonderful. And thank you for that, I comfort myself by thinking as I'm still standing maybe I just need less sleep than I used to. When I'm up in the night with the nipper there'll feel more point to it than just being awake for no sodding reason.
Training as a peer supporter sounds like an amazing idea, definitely worth looking in to! You've always been so helpful, patient, knowledgable and kind to me here I know you'd be a gift to someone needing support.
This year's lurgy's been the worst hopeful, I've had it twice and felt like utter crap so sending hugs. I found a saline aerosol nose spray thing helpful when I couldn't breathe. It's ionised water and salt so nothing and in it. Tastes grim but it did help. Hope you feel better soon. Disappointing you didn't hear the hb but not long till your next scan! Have you got it booked in?
Unicorns! Hello! Really great to hear you're all doing well now, thanks for popping in 
Welcome @Murphymoo84 I'm so so sorry for your losses
My heart goes out to you so much, sending a gentle hug x
As Miami says, lots of us have had similar histories and different levels of support/treatment plans. You're in the eye of the storm right now so just try and get through the next few days and weeks. But when you're ready, let us know what you've tried so far and ask any questions you want. There's also a ttc after recurrent loss thread and people on there may be having tests and under different types of clinics you may find useful. I'm more than happy to share my history, this is number 6 for me and I've tried a few different approaches under the same consultant in an NHS RMC clinic. I don't want to baffle you with stuff when you're going through another loss at the moment but ask on here or PM me and I'm here if you want to talk.
Have you had medical management before? I tried it with one of mine and it wasn't great and didn't work (though I was 12 weeks at the time) so while I hope it does for you, don't suffer at home if you don't think it's happening as expected, make a hassle of yourself at your EPU and look at the other options. I so wish someone had told me you don't get prizes for "bravery" and it's okay not to suffer.