Dory is back, woohoo!!
Gee your mum sounds a bit full on Dory!!
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Gee your mum sounds a bit full on Dory!!
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T - she can be at times...usually she keeps quiet and to herself, that's why I said she was transferring her own fears to me. She was just so worried she couldn't contain it. Hard road for her too I guess, watching your own child experience what I've experienced.. and really being in no position to change things. On the other hand, she rang me almost every day just to see how I was going, even though she said it was hard for her. Better than my Dad, who said, I am always here for you in one breath but then said openly, Oh I can't call you becaue I am too frightened to receive bad news.... go figure. At first it was hurtful to hear, but that is who he is. As much as I'd like to believe otherwise, my parents love me but they are people with their own strengths and weaknesses. I am not going to change my Dad at this stage of his life - he's almost 70!
BTW - I like the change to your signature....
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And him being that old means that he is from a totally different generation that dealt with things so differently from how we do now! Now they will probably never ever want to mention any of 'that other business' again!!!! Like its all forgotten now you have miss hannah!
Yes thanks i like my new signature too... BUT I LOVE YOURS!!!
Oh Hannah Bear how your mummy loves you! My neice is Claire Bear and all the kids call her that. Im very fond on the 'bear' part
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Dory - Welcome back to bb land!!
Kit - The boys even said to me before their mum went home 'this is her baby boot-camp'. I found that hilarious, but so true.... definitely exercised my patience! All in all they were good boys though, I just had to be on their back a little. So great to hear Tiger is doing well in there, and being so entertaining.
AFM - Hi to everyone else, And belly rubs of course! We leave for our trip to Melbourne in just over a week, and I'm starting to get excited. Our last trip away as just the two of us. No nappy bag.... toys, general baby paraphernalia..... it's crazy. I'm a bit concerned flying though, I have this weird fear that they'll see my belly and tell me they won't let me go! I'll be just off 18 weeks..... still in the 'safe' zone, but I'm afraid they might make a big 'thing' of it. Anything I can do to perhaps avoid a situation? I thought about hiding my belly but I'm not sure I can anymore. It's getting too round and obvious looking. Any ideas? What are my rights? I think I'm most likely worrying about nothing, as usual.... but it never hurts to be prepared and think ahead. Have a great weekend everyone!
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You can fly domestically until you are 36weeks and then you need a Drs note to say all is ok to fly! I have flown rather late in all my pregnancies and am flying at 31 and 32 weeks at least with this one..(the positive or negative or a pilot for a DH!! and all the family being interstate!)
There should be not troubles at all at 18weeks!!! Hosties are allown to fly in their 2nd trimester! If you want you could get you gp to write you a letter of confinment so you can prove you are only 18weeks, but surely you dont look that big??
LOL Tegam you make me laugh my DH told the geneticist at the fetal medicine unit he better put a security guard on the door when we come down for our 18th of oct appointment as my mum is coming with us and she wants blood.
Thanks girls for you support coming here and talking to you girls takes the worry off my family i just tell them all will be good and try and console them from their fears i put my fears aside until i come here and then i can let it all out knowing you all will cope with what ever happens.
Kitfaerie-I know i am soooooooooooo nervous and terrified and at the same time excited i am really hopeing this time we see a perfect baby and no sign of abnormalities.
Not long until your 28 weeks before you know it tiger will be here.
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Tegam - Ok I'm breathing a massive sigh of relief now lol... I don't look that big, so it should be fine. My bump is obvious but I don't look like I'm about to explode or anything so that's reassuring.
Ferrals - We are definitely all here for you to vent all your worries and fears. It can't be easy having to put on a brave face for the family, so lean on us
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DORY!!! YAY! So glad to see you back hun! How is Miss Hannah going?
Ferrals: Wednesday's not too long to go, although I'm sure it feels like a lifetime some days. So far everything has been going well with bubs though, and I'm so proud of you for being so committed to your dream. You can do it xo
Sunshine: What a good dr
Forshelby: I know exactly what you mean about other people's kids, lol. At least it develops patience!
AFM: Going good so far, had a friend offer us her house as she's moving in with her partner, sooo that kinda took the 'should we/shouldn't we' questions out of it, I interpret it as the universe looking after us. But I'm a bit like that, lol! We move in 2 weeks, woohoo! Tiger's just getting more adorable, when DH puts his hands on my belly Tiger nudges it a few times and then pushes! DH and I are both really tactile so it seems Tiger might have inherited that. Next milestone for me is 28 weeks. Eep!
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