H, nah, I didn't get the MMR because of that, it just didn't sit right with me to do it when he had his food sensitivities, eczema and reflux etc so I didn't want to upset his system any further by giving it to him. Of course it was in my mind about MMR and Autism, but that alone didn't play a part in the decision. Are you worried about it at all?

Thanks Cindy its on the 5/12. I'm not worried but I am kwim? I think I'm more worried about having a general anaesthetic LOL. But I am looking forward to it if I means I can just get on with things again. that's great that you didn't have a sign of it with the 14wk test. My best friend had it with her first and she got a high reading at the 14wk test with her second and she ended up with it quite bad again, but she is predisposed to it anyway as she was older and overweight etc. My Mum got it with her last term pg very bad (again she was predisposed to it) and after my brother was born she had a surprise pg (thought she was starting menopause) and her levels skyrocketed to nearly 50. She had to end the pg as it was too risky for her health to continue it. Oh and fingers crossed the new owners of the house are happy to either let you stay, or stay long enough so you aren't moving with a newborn.

Pregpan, thanks for answering that for me I can totally get why you wouldn't want that celebration to turn into a quasi-Christmas because that would sort of defeat the purpose of not celebrating it I suppose.