God Baffy, hope you are ok!! That must have been really scary for you - and your sister!
I bled a bit with DD, and took a week off work and stayed on the sofa (wasn't taking any chances as I'd had a M/C the year before). Mind you, I didn't have a lively DS to run around after. Take plenty of rest and don't rush back to work until you're quite fit.
LadyLush, at you being 'past it' at 36. Yes, the 20s are ideal, but then, they say, traditionally, that the healthiest babies are born to women in their late teens. However, modern gyno should be able to cope with all us 'elderly primagravidas' (I was 34 when DD came along)
HW, hope you are feeling better? And Dior too?
Hi Wily, nice to hear from you. Yes, ignoring little niggles certainly can help. I'm finding it easier with each day. DP came home yesterday absolutely FREEZING because he'd gone to rehearsal in a light cotton jacket despite knowing he'd have a long journey with several long waits for buses. I made a big fuss of him, wrapped him up like a great fat slug in my own special celtic design patchwork quilt which I use when anyone's sick (colour therapy) and he actually asked me to cuddle in there with him to impart some body warmth - it was quite cute. And he actually only had 3/4 of a bottle of wine with dinner (I had the other 1/4 . If I can keep up the BEING NICE initiative, we may be making real progress.