T-Hopes I am good. I do some weird shifts don't I? The joys of been a casual and picking up as much as I can when DH is home. Its so much nicer for one of us to be at home with the kids all the time and unfortunately its me that picks up the cr-p hours. Oh well there are penalties for evenings and nights which helps. Woohoo on the 10weeks count down to mat leave. How did you get on with the physio? Hope they can provide you with some relief.

Well last night I was working in theatres and the anaethetist (who I've known for years through work) firstly told me he didn't know I was pregnant then went on to ask if I was doing my back stretches for an epidural lol. Now if I didn't know him I probably would be insulted. And I didn't know there was anything you can do to make an epidural easier to insert. I did say I wasn't planning on one (having had 2 before without it) Then I asked him if I could even have one with my nerve condition (I'd been told I couldn't) and he said he would definately give me one if I wanted it so it seems I can have an epidural afterall although I am not planning on it at this time its still nice to know its now an option.

Anyway yes I have been thinking of Murraycod. Hope she had a wonderful birth and everything is going suberb with her and her new little girl. If your out there Murraycod I am thinking of you!

Ferrals I had a large haemorrage with my first entirely unrelated to before birth and went of to theatre to be fixed up. The placenta wouldn't budge which is why I was at risk of the accreta in the first place and it was removed in theatre. Not pleasant and I was so pleased to avoid that 2nd time around. Its always more of a concern when its happened before.

S&S still thinking of you and your little Obie to. Hope he is going well.