torch2010

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Wish we held off on facebook group

Posted: 27/01/2013 at 12:41

I prefer facebook, its just easier as I check it every day. This comes up as a full site on my phone so makes it awkward to use x

Advice needed

Posted: 03/12/2012 at 18:28

I am allergic to hair dye so I don't have the option lol I know lots of ladies that have though x

Is 5 to many??

Posted: 03/12/2012 at 07:59

Go for it!! If you can support another child then why not? We are on our last baby as we just wouldn't afford any more which makes me sad as I come from a big family and love it. Good Luck xx

20 weeks.. but still can't feel baby kicks....

Posted: 03/12/2012 at 07:51

The only way I can describe it is like tummy rumble really low down. Later on it is more like a popping sensation and then it's proper kicks. I found having a cold drink and laying still worked and then later on laying on my right side for a few moments would get her moving xx

20 weeks.. but still can't feel baby kicks....

Posted: 01/12/2012 at 08:36

Also I didn't feel regular movements until around 26-27 weeks x

20 weeks.. but still can't feel baby kicks....

Posted: 01/12/2012 at 08:34

Hi I didn't feel my first move until just over 21 weeks. 23 weeks is the average so plenty of time. Try having a really cold drink and laying still for 15 minutes. x

Anyone else suffering with extreme tiredness?

Posted: 30/11/2012 at 20:14

I just can't take it

I am so tired all the time. My hours have been cut at work so now I only do 7am-9am and 3:30pm-5pm but I am sleeping a solid 10 hours a night and by 7pm, like now I am shattered. Not even sure it's normal to be this tired, especially at 11 weeks

I need advice

Posted: 28/11/2012 at 20:59

Kerryanne send me a message with the link to your Facebook. I can't as I am on my phone. Vivid dreams are normal during pregnancy also strange dreams x

Is anyone else Rhesus Negative?

Posted: 28/11/2012 at 20:17

Meeeee lol I have probably had enough anti-d injections to last a life time. Either done in the bum or thigh. I prefer in the bum but I do have some extra baggage in that area lol x

Anyone signed off work with spd?

Posted: 28/11/2012 at 14:09

Hi I had SPD with my daughter and she split my pelvis. As you can imagine it was just pure agony. I finished work at 29 weeks. I honestly don't think I could have carried on. I was on crutches from 22 weeks and seen the physio. In all honesty for me it didn't work but I know it has for others. I have only been back in work 2 months and I am 11 weeks pregnant. Dreading it this time especially with my lo to contend with. Keep going back to your GP. For some reason some don't take it as serious as it should be xx

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