Why are so many people up at this hour? Thread 2

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This is what happens, jynier

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ha ha midwife hills sounds saucy

shucks

I live by some big hills!

Well she was pouring herself into a catsuit and looking for a whip the other night kitty. As for my bonce, I think it's coming on again nurse
I have got a bit of itchy lumpiness around the edges.
It's pretty snow here, not too threatening.

Am near hills too.

That was stars, mini. She's definitely a great big norty

I'm afraid stoic has other things on her mind at the moment

stoic apologies for our misunderstanding, a case of mistaken identity I'm afraid. How are you today?

Cripes about your swelling bonce. Is there a doctor in the house?

It seems like perhaps you don't have a handle on what the causes are? poor minimammoth

What's going on with your bonce mini?

Calling Cafe!!

Am sorry stoic . Am not keeping up am I. It's just me usual urticaria. I sometimes think I know what causes it and then sometimes it seems so random. I have taken my quick acting anti hystemine. so should subside. I did have red wine last night which may be a trigger. I guess being tired, stressed etc does not help.

Yes I'm sure it all makes it worse. Taken piriton?

Atarax. Doc prescribed it. I think I need to go and ask for tests. The last time I saw a specialist he dismissed me very rudely and said my GP was wrong, not an allergy. I guess I need to press for a referral to someone else.

Sounds like a good idea mini. There's something going on by the sounds of it.

oh lordy. should have learned by now that catching up on this thread results in laughing so much my ribs hurt. All this talk of 69ers too

It's an ice cream, MrsShrek

It's the midwife she started it.

She always does. Flouting those hills 'n all

jynier sorry again for my stupid question a while back, you know, when I wrote it.. I wrote... have you had... then deleted it and thought , don't be stupid cafe, then wrote it the 'normal person' way - but I am sorry if I caused a lump in your throat when I asked in such an insensitive way - I feel like a total nonce, me of all people. If you want to chat ever- you know we are here - DS or DD? Falling on st patricks day must be extra difficult. My DD died on a big annual holiday day as well, people send cards for it.. get happy..there's hype for weeks before.. makes it worse as it's kind of a double whammy iyswim

now now LADIES catholic ladies! all this talk of ice cream!

kitty I had the same image of tube girl

minimammoth I get a histaminergic response to some red wine - it's the suphites in some types of red wine - others are fine. preservatives (same with things like dried apricots) - I blow up.

I've changed my mind. You lot are norty . I have only just read the Centre Parcs thread and now cannot deal with any mention of hills. Sadly no brain bleach available.

jynier, I hope I didn't misinterpret your post - was it a nice day despite the sadness?

As you were. Hoping for another night's sleep tonight.

waves to mrs shrek! how are you doing?

cafe, Catholics are the nortiest (well, catholic educated ones anyway )

kitty 11 days on a postnatal ward! torture! With DD I had to stay in for a couple days because her foramen ovale hadn't fully closed.. with DS, I legged it as soon as possible. 2 hours after delivery, I had walked out of the hospital... having cleaned up myself , showered, etc etc. Just wanted to get out of there before I could possibly be transferred to postnatal ward. Purely selfish reasons of course - I knew there was no chance of sleep on a postnatal ward filled with screamy babies, other people's relatives, and meconium

hey it's early yet

I probably should keep it brief here tbh. still struggling a bit I mean a lot but trying to keep my head above water and counting days until Easter...

Halimasho Have just checked in and need to set the record straight re your post of 07:42:16. My DD2 is probably the finest person anyone would ever meet; I would love her even if she wasn't my DD! She is so very kind and compassionate to everyone. Also, she is a great mother!

She worries about me a lot and has always respected my wishes to be alone on high days, certain anniversaries and holidays. There was certainly no pressure on me to attend the family gathering but I simply thought that it was time that, despite my deep personal grief, I made an effort to join in.

It was a good day.