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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Apr 2007
    gold coast
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    oh man i feel like this and i am not even 30 weeks yet. i spent 2 hrs in bed last night crying cause everythign was just poo lol. when i do seem to get comfy i either get heart burn or my hands and feet go numb. i woke up this moring thinkin i am gonna have this baby at 36 weeks lol dont know y pron convinced myself in my sleep last night.

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Dec 2006
    133

    I have 4 sleeps till my EDD.....I am at the point where I wonder if this bubs will ever come out. He can't come today as its DS#2s birthday but after that I am all for this bubba making an appearance .

    For me this is my 4th and last baby so I appreciate the kicks and I love my tummy....but yes I am in some pain and discomfort and would like to get bubs out, although I feel no where ready for the pain .

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Feb 2007
    520

    I have just hit the 'I am over this' in the last two days. I am sick of the heat - I am in Adelaide. I still have another week and a half until my hubby comes down, it's been a week and a half since I have seen him. It is the longest we have ever had apart. My left leg is aching - courtesy of the vein I can see running down the back, not to mention the cramps I get if I even think about pointing my toes. My belly feels tight and uncomfortable, with a few sore spots, made worse by a bum stretching it. I now feel refluxy too courtesy of the not hot butter chicken for tea. Plus I just want my baby. I am starting to remember all the horror stories too, so that makes you worry.

    I know I can't go into labour just yet, but come Easter Sunday when DH arrives it will be 'game on'. I have served baby with a two weeks notice eviction. I swear I am going nuts.

    It seems this is pretty common, I was reading somewhere that you need to be 'over it' to go into labour. I really do hope it works.

    Sorry for the big whinge, but I know you girls know how I feel

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Nov 2007
    Murray Bridge, SA
    1,600

    Luey - I know what you mean about the heat.. I'm in SA too. No air con either!

    I'm not quite at the 'over it' stage, but I am looking forward to meeting bubs... got lots to do before it comes though but because of the heat (and I only finished work last week) I haven't managed to get it all done yet!

    I'm sure when I start to get sick of myself, it will be nice to come in here and vent! Nice to know you're not alone...

    Chin up everyone - in a month or 4 we'll all look back and smile!

  5. #5
    ~Belinda~ Guest

    Macca, hun, I was exactly the same. I was totally over it toward the end and was induced at 40w + 3d.

    Get used to the sleepless nights though...I used to take my sleep for granted until Madeleine came along. Man, I have never been so tired but it's worth every second only to see them every day! And I wouldn't change it for the world mind you. She's now sleeping 10pm-6am which is heaven.

    I really hope you can get sleep before your little one comes along, sleep all day if you can! LOL

    Good luck with everything, I know how you feel!

  6. #6
    aimes_08 Guest

    hey macca im exactly the same as well hun plus i keep waking at 330am every morning the midwife reckons its my body clock getting ready for the baby feed time.

    i know this might sound wierd so dont worry if u laugh my whole family did, but go try buy a yoga ball the other night i couldnt sleep so i grabbed my full body pilow and my ball and lied on my side on the pillow with my legs propped up on the ball i also se the bal to lay my head on it so its propped up and lay the rest of my body on the pillow. I found also with really bad leg cramps in the middle of the night to sit on the ball but place our head on your pillow on the bed.
    If that doesnt work my friend said she used to sleep in the bath and was really comfy (i had to laugh at her on that one lol)

    Hope they help

  7. #7
    Registered User

    Apr 2007
    Somewhere here and there.....
    483

    Thanks for the support and advice everyone.

    I have to say that I feel better knowing that I'm not alone in feeling this way. I have found that if I don't sleep during the day then i have a better sleep at night. DH has been great and rubs my hip when it starts to hurt at 3 am though I know his sleep is suffering too. I feel like Im just 'filling in time' till bub comes. I wish I could speed things up though.