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  1. #1
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    Jul 2008
    Melbourne
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    i'm finding i still need to get up twice a night to go to the toilet (which doesn't help), i'm also finding that if i lie for too long on one side, i start to get sore & need to swap sides. i was having some pain in my pelvis, but since i started sleeping with a pillow between my legs, the pain has gone . i have also found that if my belly is angled too much towards the mattress, i get a bit of a kick

    my sleep seems to be much better on weekends when there is no pressure to be up by a certain time. i get up at about 5.45 for work & it's a killer at the moment! but...only 8 more weeks left of work

  2. #2
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    Oct 2008
    269

    "i have also found that if my belly is angled too much towards the mattress, i get a bit of a kick "

    I get that as well sometimes Sloane! It's like their giving us a boot to stop squishing them

  3. #3
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    Dec 2008
    Melbourne
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    Thanks Serenity.

    I am the same Sarah. I find it more comfortable on my right side, However, baby seems to kick religiously until I move onto my left side. Im not as comfortable on my left though, my ribs and back start to really hurt and I can't seem to get comfortable.

    I also woke at lest 2 or 3 times during the night to go to the toilet and get a drink b/c I am always so thirsty.

    At least we have a reward at the end of all of this.

  4. #4
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    Oct 2008
    269

    I try not to have a drink before I go to bed otherwise I wake up and really need to pee but last night I didn't have a drink and I got up once to go to the toilet and then this morning was busting again! Don't ask me where all those fluids came from

    The other night I woke up after sleeping on my left side for a while and had some bad pains as well, just like I had been lying on it for way to long but most of the time I never get this.

    At the moment I feel like kicking my partner out of bed and into the spare one because I like changing positions all the time and taking up the whole bed

  5. #5
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    Jul 2008
    Melbourne
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    it's so nice to know i'm not the only one! i'm happy that i've become practised at keeping the pillow between my legs as i turn over so i don't need to re-arrange myself too much. i'm thinking it's time to add another pillow or two. poor DP will be hanging on to the edge of the bed soon - between my belly & all the pillows

    can you tell sleep is one of my favourite topics at the moment? i seem to spend ALOT of time thinking & talking about it

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Oct 2008
    269

    Haha Sloane!

    I will have to remember your pillow technique! At the moment I just roll over and have to pick up the pillow and swap it over to the other side!! Gets very time consuming

  7. #7
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    Dec 2008
    Melbourne
    214

    I agree. There are not enough hours in the day for sleeping!

  8. #8
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    Dec 2008
    Melbourne
    214

    Thanks Serenity.

    I agree Sarah. I find it more comfortable to sleep on my right side, however, baby kicks religiously until I change to my left.
    I also awake 2 or 3 times a night to get a drink and go to the toilet.
    I find that sleeping on one side for too long gives me sore ribs and back pain.

    At least we have a great reward at the end of all of this.