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At 34 weeks pg I thought it would be a good idea to walk for 6 hours yesterday ... with bouts of sitting down on grass with no cushion or anything ... today I am in absolute agony! Feel like I've done permanent damage to my bloody pelvis LET THIS BE ...

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MamaG · 21/09/2008 16:34

Every time I turned over in the night, teh pain in my hips/pelvis woke me up

Today I feel like I've run a marathon and it hurts to sit down, stand up, lie down...

I haven't walked today, I've done a drunken sailor type roll!

WHY oh WHY didn't I listen when DH said he didn't think we should do it? WHY do I always think I know bloody best?

Ow ow OW !

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MamaG · 21/09/2008 16:48

oh, it was actually 8 hours

Not that anybody appears to give a shit

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hennaly · 21/09/2008 16:49

Hi i m new here but can sypathize big time, i had SPD with my last and at 29 weeks am already suffering this time, i walked round a large carboot this morning and practically crawled back to the car and now can barely move.
Sorry to hear you are suffering too.

pinkteddy · 21/09/2008 16:50

6 hours! I could barely walk for half an hour when I was 34 weeks preg - hats off to you! PS: why did you want to walk for 6 hours anyway??

MamaG · 21/09/2008 16:54

oh poor you with SPD, I've never had it but I've heard it can be awful

pinkteddy - it seemed like a good idea at the time "oh I'm really well! It'll be fine! I've made a picnic" etc

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hennaly · 21/09/2008 16:55

Half the trouble is it doesnt hurt till after the event so we think we are doing so well and all will be fine, yep shows how bloody silly we are LOL!!

pinkteddy · 21/09/2008 16:58

Oh dear. Better take it easy from now on in! Could take a couple of paracetamol if you are brave enough. They will really hit the spot if you haven't taken any for months. I had SPD too so was forced to and dd turned out OK!

MamaG · 21/09/2008 17:00

I've rested all day today - only moved my butt in the last hour to make kids dinner and a treacle sponge pudding with custard that I needed

Yes, you're right about it only hurting hte next day, just when you thought you were doing so well

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Oblomov · 21/09/2008 17:17

MamaG, you NUTTER
8 hrs ? I struggled to walk for 1.5 hrs round Ascot Car Boot today.

Minniethemoocher · 21/09/2008 17:24

Poor you! I am walking about 3 miles a day at th moment at 34 weeks pregnant, but not very fast....

ILikeToMoveItMoveIt · 21/09/2008 17:27

It always seems like a good idea at the time doesn't it? I also think you can feel a bit pig headed about things when you're pg, ie I'm only pg, not sick!

I hope you feel better tomorrow, if not it might be worth seeing an osteopath.

Oh and get your dh to give your buttocks a really deep tissue massage after a long bath. I used to find it really helped.

Minniethemoocher · 21/09/2008 19:38

I would definitely take a couple of paracetamol. I had a terrible cold a few weeks ago and they really made me feel so much better as I hadn't taken them at all while pregnant, so they really hit the spot.

IAteDavinaForDinner · 21/09/2008 19:43

FGS you loon, take it easy!

I did heavy work, involving lifting, climbing, twisting etc until around 37 weeks because I was bloody-minded and "it's not an illness".

I now have SPD. Permanently, it seems.

Now go to bed and put a pillow twixt your thighs and eat chocolate.

Ripeberry · 21/09/2008 19:44

I did this when pregnant with DD1. Walked for miles and miles along a canal path in Wales as i had SO much energy!
But, like the OP in agony the next day, took me almost a week to recover

tassisssss · 21/09/2008 19:45

so sorry.

i had pelvis pain in my last 2 pregnancies, not fun.

try baths.

expatinscotland · 21/09/2008 19:48

oooowww, MamaG!

i walked on the beach with the girls today for about half an hour and that was enough for me.

this baby is all in front. it's hell on the back and pelvis.

please look after yourself!

Oblomov · 21/09/2008 20:17

Expat, how you doing ? How many wks ?
You are all front becasue it is a boy. I am all front too, like i was with ds1.

expatinscotland · 21/09/2008 20:24

34 weeks here.

still anaemic, so it looks like i'm going to have to go the CLU in Paisley for the birth.

ach, well.

i'm starting to swell a lot in the lower legs, too.

hoping for another 38 weeker cuz my back hurts a lot!

expatinscotland · 21/09/2008 20:25

do you know if yours is another boy, Ob?

how are you keeping with the diabetes and that?

how many weeks?

constancereader · 21/09/2008 20:26

I am sorry to hear you are in pain and hope you feel better soon.

But I am bloody jealous you could even contemplate walking that far. I am 38 weeks and my feet and ankles swell up like watermelons as soon as I have been standing up for ten minutes.

pgwithnumber3 · 21/09/2008 20:31

Ohhh, you mad woman! I did that with DD2, my mother said it served me right. I did learn not to push myself when heavily pregnant, maybe you will now as well?!

I have a frozen shoulder today, has made life intolerable in this house. All because it is weak after breastfeeding DD1 permanently on that side as a baby. Kids fecking fuck our bodies up.

Oblomov · 21/09/2008 21:48

nearly 32. Diabetes fine. Very swollen legs & feet tonight. Oh dear.

Honeymoonmummy · 22/09/2008 00:13

I know how you feel MamaG, I'm 34 weeks and I've just been diagnosed with SPD and I keep describing it to people as having just done a 10k run. Apparently you need to keep your legs together!!

AbstractMouse · 22/09/2008 00:52

OOOOuch you poor thing, it hurts like a bastard. I thought I had spd with my last pg (worked until 30 weeks), but no it was apparently the 12 hour shifts on my feet running about like a loon duh!

The day after a shift I sometimes had to crawl to the toilet and sidle about like a crab lol. The turning over in bed thing remained when I gave up but the rest miraculously disapearred funnily enough.

Take it slow and easy, your pelvis will thank you.

Alexa808 · 22/09/2008 03:19

MamaG: you poor bunny. 8h, you gotta be kidding! [stern look]

I wouldn't have the energy. 2 more weeks to go, but I think I might go in earlier. Have been feeling sickie since yesterday, with cramping and severe pain in pubic area. Had to lie down, had such pains in my back.

Think I had a show. So nervous.

Honey: I should have kept my legs together 38 weeks ago

thomasina1 · 22/09/2008 10:51

MamaG I can sympathise. I walked for less than an hour yesterday and am in agony too! Do I have SPD? Does anyone know? The pain is just on one side, kind of on the underside of my groin/pelvis area. REALLY hurts when walking or moving legs apart. Was fine in bed last night though so am, thinking that staying in bed may be the best plan!

And should I go to my GP? What can they do?