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thread: Pregnancy After Long Term TTC ~ June 2006 #2

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  1. #1
    Sal Guest

    Anney, that's just great that your scan went well! So there's *just* the one bub is there?!

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    Registered User

    Sep 2004
    WA
    959

    Morning you lovely pg ladies....

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    ness4 Guest

    sorry I haven't posted in a while looks like there has been some very busy ladies out there

    CONGRATS to Ali for her lovely bundle of joy

    On the home front everything is going well with my little bub, I will be having a c-sect though sometime between the 10th and 17th of August. I will find out a date hopefully on the next DRs visit.

    I hope everyone is well and happy.
    Last edited by ness4; June 28th, 2006 at 10:50 AM.

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    ness4 Guest

    Trish I can't believe your nearly due, I am so excited for you.

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    BellyBelly Life Member

    Jan 2005
    in the valley of cuddles with mountains of smiles
    2,369

    thanks Ness - wow you are just cruising along too - goodluck for getting a date

    Anney - good to see you popping in and yes it such a long time to 12wk scan. It does feel a long pregnancy when we find out so early. Hey you are 20% down and when buying that is great discount - 1/5 of the way woohoo.

    Did you know elephants are pregnant for 22 months ... so ladies we can consider ourselves fortunate ... imagine birthing one as well :eek:

    Sheree - how are you going ? when do you start maternity leave ?

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    Registered User

    Sep 2004
    WA
    959

    Hi Ness, woohoo on the impending c-section.

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    Registered User

    Sep 2004
    WA
    959

    Hi Trish, I'm "grand" thanks (hehehe inlaws are Irish!). Getting bigger and happier....Maternity leave well, as I am a manager I will try to work for as long as possible. Although the desire isn't there I must say. When I get asked about it at work, I reply that I will go day by day with my health but probably sometime in August....

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    Registered User

    Apr 2005
    Sydney, NSW
    485

    Speaking of pregnant animals - did you know giraffes gave birth standing up?? Ouch - that's gotta hurt, poor bubbas.

    So glad to see you here permanently Anney. Make yourself comfortable - you have 7 months of stressing and worrying ahead - enjoy every minute of it!

    Just another day filled with mucous for me. Gotta love those aloe tissues! The relos coming are actually Dh's neice and ex-boyfriend (don't ask, long story). Hopefully they'll be out most days "raging" or whatever "young people" do these days.

    I went shopping today and finally found some non-pink baby clothes. I think pink's cute - but there's only so much I can handle. I love reds and purples but the cheapy dept stores don't really stock funky colours. I made the mistake of having too many nice outfits for DS so am trying not to go crazy.

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    BellyBelly Life Member

    Jan 2005
    in the valley of cuddles with mountains of smiles
    2,369

    Justine - the pinks, mauves,purples and lemons are all so cute - all the girls clothes are ... but the boys have nothing pink. Red is nice too -especially on Elmo !

    Hope you feel better soon.

    I would make it clear to them nicely... - this is not a hotel and there are no maids - except you - it you you made the mess you clean it up. I can't remember the sign my SIL has.

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    tiggy Guest

    gee, I feel sorry for any giraffe babies that are breech! Ouch, they'd have a sore head and neck!

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    Registered User

    Sep 2004
    WA
    959

    Hhhmmmm...I just booked in for a brazillan wax....eeeekkkkkk

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    Registered User

    Sep 2004
    WA
    959

    Hi ladies, we have gone quiet today????

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    Registered User

    Dec 2005
    Bendigo, Vic
    667

    :ms: Magic - brazillian sounds very daring! I can barely cope with a bikini wax.

    Hi everyone.

    Felt much more dodgy this morning for the first time :ms:. We had a very late night last night - and guess that didn't help.

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    Registered User

    Sep 2004
    WA
    959

    Kar - yeah DH says that it will be too painful during pg, but I want to try it for the c/s!!! Anyway another one of my gf's said it's dreadful, don't do it and then another gf who has had 3 babies now has suggested dipliatory cream....

    Any ideas ladies?

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    BellyBelly Life Member

    Jan 2005
    in the valley of cuddles with mountains of smiles
    2,369

    Sheree - Brazilian no way :eek: ... dipliatory cream is a good idea I have a new tube in the drawer.

    Kar - Hang in there ... it can only get worse .I really loooked forward to that dodgy feeling and the :ms: but at the same time I wanted my DH to listen to my complaints - and his reply was - isn't that what you wanted ! NOICE ! Not !

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    Registered User

    Jan 2004
    Melbourne, Australia
    1,002

    Magic, I have had 2 brazilians. they are no more painful than a bikini wax really although one was less painful than the other as the girl that did it does heaps and is really experienced and was great at it, and very quick too. I think it would be more painful during pg. but then again, you are going to go through a major operation soon so how bad can a wax be in comparison? lol. You can always start and chicken out if it gets too painful.
    my heartburn has subsided and I have no m/s and I certainly did by now with DD (well actually evening sickness). But I think everything is still OK as my appetite is HUGE. lol

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    Sal Guest

    OOh Anney, methinks less m/s = boy!

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    Registered User

    Jan 2004
    Melbourne, Australia
    1,002

    Sal,
    DP is thinking the same as you as my symptoms have been different this time. He says he doesn't mind what it is but I know he would like a boy. We are not going to find out this time so we have a while to wait!

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