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  1. #1
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    Nov 2008
    Melbourne, VIC
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    Oh hurry up baby.

    Apparently I have a comfy uterus. 40+6 and counting... Get out of here baby! I love you very much and Mummy and Daddy (and big brother) would love to meet you now

  2. #2
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    Jan 2007
    7,197

    Hang in there hun, I went to 42 weeks and it is a long and exciting wait to meet your new little one!

  3. #3
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    Nov 2010
    Perth, WA
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    Know the feeling hun - Penguin was evicted at 41+2

    Keep your chin up, they can't stay in there forever and you'll be cuddling your little one very soon

  4. #4
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    Mar 2011
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    If it makes it easier your not alone.. I'm currently 40+5 weeks.

  5. #5
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    Aug 2007
    Happiness
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    Sending you relaxing cervix vibes, hope your baby gets a wriggle on soon. YOu are in our thoughts
    xoxoo

  6. #6
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    Nov 2008
    Melbourne, VIC
    707

    41 today, celebrate it like a birthday and perhaps it will be! Thanks guys - hope you meet your little one soon too S&O!

    I will be asking for a S&S today, let's see if this baby can read that sort of eviction notice!

  7. #7
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    Jan 2011
    Perth
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    Hotl what a gorgeous idea (note to self for if I go over the 40 week mark).

  8. #8

    May 2008
    Melbourne, Vic
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    Come on out little one!!!!

    I went to 41 with DS, it sucks, I know!

  9. #9
    BellyBelly Member

    Sep 2010
    North West Victoria, Australia
    3,003

    Hurry up, baby!!
    Hope your little one turns up soon, WM.

  10. #10
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    Oct 2008
    brisbane australia
    840

    went 15 days over now my little one is here and is a week old tomorrow, it WILL happen!

  11. #11
    Registered User

    Nov 2008
    Melbourne, VIC
    707

    No S&S, apparently unless you do them weekly, there's no correlation with causation of labour. Interesting! Anyway, nothing exciting, just still waiting I'll be having some bi-weekly monitoring just to check fluid levels and placenta function, but that's nothing exciting, going tomorrow so Mum can be here with DS. Unless completely weird things happen, I will not be having a c/s before next Tuesday (42+1). But I'll be waiting as long as possible.

    HotI - great ideas I may plan a trip to the movies soon, even if I fall asleep during it! Hopefully someone can look after DS so DH and I can spend a little bit of time just the two of us. Actually, while Mum's here tomorrow, I might go have a pedicure tomorrow. Mmm self pampering.

  12. #12
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    Jan 2010
    In Love land with my family :D
    1,512

    A long walk done the job for myself and a friend of mine

    Good luck!!

  13. #13
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    Sep 2008
    Bunbury, Western Australia
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    Oh love, you're being so much more patient than me! My hat goes off to you

  14. #14
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    Oct 2008
    brisbane australia
    840

    dont let them force you, i had a failed induction at 10 days over and went home for another 3 days and didn't let them break my waters til then and still had to be induced with syntocin as labour wouldn't start. I still got my VBAC though so don't think it won't happen, just stand your ground

  15. #15
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    Nov 2008
    Melbourne, VIC
    707

    I wont be having an induction, I had an horrific time of it with DS, and I'm happy that the increased risk of scar rupture is enough to cancel it out (that's my decision though). My Ob hasn't set a date for c/s, and is happy to monitor - the one most worried about going way over is my DH (partly cos he's completely and utterly sick of work I think!). I have monitoring today and probably Friday before seeing the Ob next Monday (42 weeks), guess we'll talk dates then! But I wont be needing that appointment, because I'll have my baby way before then

    I'm getting out for walks every day, but I think I might do it in the evening tonight - that's when I have the most BH and when I feel like it's going to turn into something! I did have a contraction that woke me up in the middle of last night, but nothing eventuated

    helle - I'm just super competitive and want to be last in our BB group to have the baby! lol. Um, hell no, would have been happy to be smack in the middle

    I would laugh if I went into the monitoring today for them to strap me to the CTG and say "you're having contractions, I think it's early labour". Because I just don't know what it feels like!

  16. #16
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    Jan 2007
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    Sounds like you are in a great place with a great ob! I just kept telling myself that I wanted my baby to choose his birthday and that I wouldn't be pregnant forever, even though it felt like it! I was going to a yoga class and had acupuncture a few times a week in the last 2 weeks and I would get contractions after each of those, might be worth a try? Massage was great too - just for some well earned relaxation! Hang in there! xoxo

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    Feb 2010
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    Stalky stalky

  18. #18
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    Nov 2008
    Melbourne, VIC
    707

    Had a pedicure/manicure this morning (got clear on the hands in case I need a sats probe on them soon, lol), then went off for monitoring. Baby is doing just fine, heaps of fluid (top end of normal), great functioning placenta, lots of movement, great heartbeat. They only had the CTG on for 20 minutes, and I had 4 good contractions during that time (obviously BH). Had lots today, keep your fingers crossed. I shall do the same, and keep my legs uncrossed! Like the lady I am at the moment...

    Grandma took DS to the pool this morning so he had a lovely day without any pressure on Mummy. Mum's gone home now though, so until labour starts I'll be missing her!

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