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The Pregnancy Chat Thread!
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yellow hen wrote: »Thanks girls (sorry for horrendous spelling, on iPhone). The itching isn't like the belly itching earlier in my pregnancy, it's almost like a rash all over.
My shins are the worst which is really random to me - why there and not somewhere else?!!
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MurdyWurdy wrote: »My shins are the worst which is really random to me - why there and not somewhere else?!!
My shins and ankles too!!0 -
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dublinlady wrote: »It's one born every minute that throws me over the edge!!! Inconsolable every time!!!
I have the whole of series three of that to watch but given my mental state I'll give it a miss today - I'll be a mess!
16 and pregnant should not be making me cry!!0 -
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yes, I am crazy emotional lady!
My favourite thing about one born every minute is that they always make a fuss and say they can't do it but they always manage fine in the end and say it wasn't that bad - makes me feel like I can do it too
(which is good because in four months time a baby is coming out of me - I forget sometimes!! :eek:) 0 -
MurdyWurdy wrote: »yes, I am crazy emotional lady!
My favourite thing about one born every minute is that they always make a fuss and say they can't do it but they always manage fine in the end and say it wasn't that bad - makes me feel like I can do it too (which is good because in four months time a baby is coming out of me - I forget sometimes!! :eek:)
I saw an ep a few weeks back where one woman said 'oh that was so much easier than I thought it would be.' When my time comes, I wanna be just like her!
On a side note, I was reading through the June thread and chuckling at some of your earlier comments, where you were hoping for signs of ms. I bet you werent long regretting those words, lol!!0 -
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Pat McGhee wrote: »Ah you poor chick. The acid voms are horrendous! Definitely the worst of a bad lot.
Im getting good and bad days so at least there's some break, today is a bad one.
And yes! Our little ones are in for a stern talking to some day! Scarred for life :-)
Only my boss keeps saying twins but he does that to wind me up. :-) Everyone else just think its a girl. If so, she's a demon! Just like younger mammy. God help me, lol!
I was convinced we were having a girl too because I was so sick but I'm growing a little boy in here. Again, if girls make you sicker I don't want to think about what I would have been like! Are you going to find out?
Sorry to hear you're having a bad day - that's they way it is with me now, good days and bad days and I just have to go with it - I'm sure you know well. You'll be glad to hear that at this stage (almost 24 weeks) there's much more good days than bad ones which is nice. 0 -
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Pat McGhee wrote: »I really do dread thinking how bad you'd be, if you go for a second you could find out! Im already saying never again.
I think we will find out if its a boy or girl, the pregnancy was a surprise anyway! But if we do, we're keeping it to ourselves. Same with the name. My late father's name if a boy and we're 99% agreed on a floral name for a
girl.
Im really counting on being better by wk 21 coz Im getting married, with a cruise honeymoon. The last thing I need is to be sick on a boat! If there is a god, I'll be fine by then. *shakes fist at sky*
I reckon you'll be grand by then, you might still be tired and occasionally pukey but by week 21 I would have been well able to have a wedding/cruise if I managed my energy carefully (being tired makes me pukey). Congrats on your forthcoming wedding anyway!
Loads of people were surprised we found out but we had our reasons and we're so glad we did. It was a really special day!0 -
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wolfpawnat wrote: »I think that is one of the saddest shows on tv and should be essential watching for young girls. Those poor girls are so often left alone to rear those little ones and you worry how they will turn out.
I cried like a baby for the Catelynn and Tyler episode. Such brave strong people, I will never understand where they got the courage!!!
Yeah, it's the poor girls going through that that makes me cry - so many of the relationships break up and the boys just walk away. I watched an episode earlier when the father of the baby drowned when the mother was 4 months pregnant and she was just numb with grief - it was so sad. I was sobbing
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MurdyWurdy wrote: »Yeah, it's the poor girls going through that that makes me cry - so many of the relationships break up and the boys just walk away. I watched an episode earlier when the father of the baby drowned when the mother was 4 months pregnant and she was just numb with grief - it was so sad. I was sobbing
About 4 of the girls on the show have had something horrific like that happen the fathers. Only in the smallest number of cases did the daddy's stay. So heartbreaking for them, they lose school, friends, everything, hence why I think it is important young girls see it and make good decisions about birth control.
Every episode starts and I find myself waiting to see the boyfriends, as soon as I see a few of them I foresee the ending and find myself going "Oh God" Pregnancy is hard when you are in a solid relationship and older, for those poor girls 0
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