My MIL has 2 Burmese - totally inside cats - but when 1 was much younger, it also used to hang off door handles and open doors. Cheeky buggars. We have 2 cats here at home ourselves - they are just your general run of the mill bitsa cats. Although they look identical, even though they are not even remotely related!!
Sal, yeah I guess I do have the 'perfect' c-section experience coming up. One that is planned by medicos for me well in advance! When I was first told that Pup was breech and may have to be a caesar, I was disappointed, but as time went on and Pup didn't turn, I just accepted that a c-section was how it was going to be and it was pointless and useless wishing that it was every goi9ng to be something diefferent (ie a vaginal birth). Yeah, I would LOVE to expereince the whole unknown side of things about going into labour, but when you really look into it, there is just as much hard work associated in the recovery phase after a c-section that the vaginal delivery mum misses out on. So I don't think anyone gets off scot free!! You either pay for it prior to baby born (vaginal) or pay for it after (c-section)! And living so far away from hospital (2 hrs) and also on a dairy farm (where cows are not going to stop being milked, fed, calved etc) it is nice to be able to plan stuff for DH's and my departure!
Jo, like others, I also had spotting early on. Everything was perfectly fine. Wish it didn't happen, because it also gave me a hellovafright, but everything was normal. As it will be for you too!!
Carrie, yep, it is getting exciting/scary/apprehensive now!!
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