I am going to have to tell him about it next appointment. I saw him yesterday and all is good with me - measurements spot on, BP back to normal (was too low recently) and everything on track. He told me I couldn't be more normal if I tried - so you have to be happy with that!
Relle, very exciting about the Doula course - keep us informed of it all, sounds very interesting and a fantastic calling - I know what you mean about birthing women - it's such an amazing experience isn't it? Will be brilliant to be in such a supportive role to people, particularly going through it for the first time.
Back to a previous question - I had heard that one of Dennis' back up guys was Scott Pearce. He is quite young (he managed my last endometriosis op a few years ago) which was a bit off-putting - and I only mean that in regards to the fact that he is probably early thirties like I am and it was a little weird for some reason being examined by someone you might see at the pub! (IYKWIM!) But I agree that from all I have heard, Dennis is always there with deliveries unless on hols. The other day I called to move my appointment and Lynda said "He's delivered 5 babies since 2 oclock this morning! He will be in his pyjamas walking around the birthing suites!" (by this time it was 11am) I tried to remember if he was in PJS when he delivered Ella but I can't recall. Very funny.
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