Murraycod - LOL @ the BA comment.. haha. Now that's all I'll be able to think of.
AFM - Does anyone have some good tips for restless legs (a.k.a 'the jibblies')? I just can't seem to get comfortable and my legs feel achey and twitchy all the time. Damn jibblies....
OMG Forshelby I have had the EXACT same thing for the last 6 weeks, it is the most awfull thing. I have so much trouble sleeping at night and reting on the couch. Driving me crazy too. I can't beleive you have it too I thaught I was the only one my DH thinks I have gone crazy.
I have gone to the extent of soaking my feet in hot water in the bathroom sink with radox before I go to bed, sometimes it helps.
Have even gone to the limits of staying up at night untill I feel sick I am that tired, so when I go to bed I hope to fall asleep straight away................don't try that one though, doesn't work.
As I sit here typing now, I have crossed my leggs/ankles and then uncrossed them about twenty times.
I pray someone has an answer for us. My OB looked at me weird when I asked her.
Ferrals, You and your DH's approach to your pregnancy is amazing. I think it's OK that you fall in love with this little bubs, which I'm sure you already have done. Here's a hug for you and one for your little one
kmm - When I'm stressed I tend to watch DVD's and live in a zombie like existance on the couch... And sometimes I even get out for a bit of exercise. I'm sure you can do a lot better than that. time, bl&*dy time is usually what works.
Murraycod - no reassurance from me for your DH, but my DH reckons he felt movement last night with his ear to my belly at 17 weeks. Not quite sure about that, but I'm glad he's involved. I thought we owned allthe hormones, bad enough just one of us. So upset after getting my passport application refused at the Post Office because the photo was too small, and ended up crying as I was walking home. Go figure - hormones. My DHs big hormone seems to be adrenalin at the moment.
Tegam - you are such a teez. go Dory go.
As for restless leg syndrome, sounds funny but is actually very nasty, no quality of sleep for who ever is kicking and tossing and turning or within the leg range. don't quote me but I think magnesium can help with that one.
And I felt such a retard, finally found the BA (well, we use BO at our hospital Murry, looking at those BAs will never be the same again, and was joking the other day with my sister saying I wouldn't let my niece help out with me in labour coz she might see that ) thread, and for anyone who probably doesn't want to admit they are as retardi as me, it is found
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I keep pinching myself, where has the time gone. I can't believe we are 17 weeks +. I keep having to double check, thinking maybe I've added another week or two coz. I'm getting ahead of myself. Finally went shopping for clothes today. Actually wore the new clothes out of the shop.
Last edited by timeforafamily; September 26th, 2010 at 12:14 AM.
Murray and Forshelby Restless legs are very common in pregnancy. Although I don't know how to fix them so I'm not much help.
Just had to say I had a quick peak at bub last night with the work scanner after idiot me couldn't find its heartbeating with a doppler because its to early lol anyway bub still in there looking good. So I was very happy last night )
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