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July 2014 Babies Club
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ShaShaBear wrote: »So achy, crampy, tight, sore and HOT!! Nearly swaying and eyerolling its so bloody hot! Two days overdue now, no idea if anything is happening because Im so uncomfortable all the time. Dying to get back to SW after baby is here - I lost 26lbs in 10 weeks the last time I was there, and I have a HELL of a lot to lose this time!!
The heat is driving me nuts as well. I'm grand if I'm chilling out but any exertion and I'm just roasting. It's a horrible horrible overheating sensation
I feel so bad cos I'm not taking advantage of the nice weather and I'm also doing no real walking cos I'm just finding it way too clammy and uncomfortable to do exercise. 0 -
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Awww that's so lovely. I bet it's the best feeling in the World to be ail snuggled up like that
Have officially had the worst nights sleep ever, it just hasn't happened for me.
Mine wasnt much better! Ive a splitting headache and OH is refereeing a footie match today and I can either sit at that for 3 hours or get stuck in my mums house granted he did offer to cancel, but he hasnt left my side in 4 weeks so I think he deserves a bit of a break! 0 -
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Betsie_xr3i wrote: »Oh it's just the best feeling over merkin and even when they got older it's still as special everything is quiet and it's just you and them nothing could be better xx
Sorry to hear your not sleeping well girls nothing worse then a bad night sleep try fit in naps today xx sha sha I take it your not going to the match today are you x
Lol no, I don't fancy sitting on a concrete stand in this weather for three hours while he runs around on the pitch
Mind you, I don't really fancy spending 3 hours in my mum's either :pac: but get a little kick out of being that pregnant that I have to stay with someone! I'll probably just grab a nap and see if my sister will come out for a walk - might kickstart something!
(I'm determined to go before the WC final starts out of utter spite :pac: )0 -
ShaSha why not just spend some time alone around the house?
You're not going to get any alone time for the next eighteen years or so ... appreciate it while you can! There's no need to have another person around just because you're pregnant. I went into labour alone, and it was lovely! Not even a little bit scary! 0 -
Chattastrophe! wrote: »ShaSha why not just spend some time alone around the house?
You're not going to get any alone time for the next eighteen years or so ... appreciate it while you can! There's no need to have another person around just because you're pregnant. I went into labour alone, and it was lovely! Not even a little bit scary!
I just wouldn't take the risk tbh, I've never been in labour so I don't know how I would handle it - definitely don't want to be on my own half an hour's walk from anyone I know. My OH is the only one with a car too so if my waters went (MW says come straight away irrespective of pains) or if I started to bleed heavily (have endo, and my mother had to have transfusions with all three of us), I'd pretty much have to wait alone for an ambulance and hope me and baby don't suffer 0 -
Chattastrophe! wrote: »ShaSha why not just spend some time alone around the house?
You're not going to get any alone time for the next eighteen years or so ... appreciate it while you can! There's no need to have another person around just because you're pregnant. I went into labour alone, and it was lovely! Not even a little bit scary!
+1 to that suggestion! I'm really enjoying my time alone at home before baby comes. In fact I was more unsettled yesterday while Hubbie was around as my own little routine was interrupted........go figure!!
There is a very good chance my labour may start when he's at work too. Once I'm not really unlucky and he isn't the other end of the country I don't see it being a problem. Seeing as it's my first it's unlikely things will progress really fast so should be plenty of time for him to get back. Hopefully I'll just use that time to try and relax and get into the right head space in peace and quiet. Only downside is I'll have no one to help me position my TENS pads correctly but I'm sure I'll manage!!0 -
Ocean Blue wrote: »There is a very good chance my labour may start when he's at work too. Once I'm not really unlucky and he isn't the other end of the country I don't see it being a problem. Seeing as it's my first it's unlikely things will progress really fast so should be plenty of time for him to get back. Hopefully I'll just use that time to try and relax and get into the right head space in peace and quiet. Only downside is I'll have no one to help me position my TENS pads correctly but I'm sure I'll manage!!
Ocean Blue what happened to me was I was getting contractions all day, regularly (but sure how on earth do you know that the pains are contractions when it's your first baby!) I wasn't going to call himself home from work when maybe nothing was happening.
I had a stroll around Blanchardstown shopping centre, bought a few bits, the lady in Dunnes asked when I was due and looked horrified and scared when I said "a week ago."
I went home and had a big fat cheesey pesto pasta dinner, because I'd read that sometimes they don't feed you in hospital.
And then I went for a lie-down, and got another contraction, and my waters broke with it. I felt and heard them breaking, ran for the en-suite, and all was good.
I live a 45 minute drive from the hospital, so I got a taxi there a couple of hours later, and asked my boyfriend to head in that direction when he was finished work.0 -
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Chattastrophe! wrote: »Ocean Blue what happened to me was I was getting contractions all day, regularly (but sure how on earth do you know that the pains are contractions when it's your first baby!) I wasn't going to call himself home from work when maybe nothing was happening.
I had a stroll around Blanchardstown shopping centre, bought a few bits, the lady in Dunnes asked when I was due and looked horrified and scared when I said "a week ago."
I went home and had a big fat cheesey pesto pasta dinner, because I'd read that sometimes they don't feed you in hospital.
And then I went for a lie-down, and got another contraction, and my waters broke with it. I felt and heard them breaking, ran for the en-suite, and all was good.
I live a 45 minute drive from the hospital, so I got a taxi there a couple of hours later, and asked my boyfriend to head in that direction when he was finished work.
Yeah if I do need to get to hospital and he's not around I'll just get a taxi too and he can follow me there. Not really ideal (cos id be paranoid about destroying the taxi!) but I'm not a nervous person so it wouldn't bother me at all being on my own for a while.0
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