Bee: she's gorgeous
I'm going to take that as a big compliment. So excited to be a day off with you. We're still cycle day twins and I have a good feeling for us to be BFP twins too in two weeks time! So excited for your trip. You are going to have the best time. I hope the IUI is painless tomorrow and that the doc is prepared for your cervix to put up a fight.
Campn: this is the first season of GOT I am watching without being pregnant or with one of my kids as a baby. It's enlightening! So much easier to watch (given the horrible things that happen on that show to kids and babies
) without it hitting so close to home. It's just the craziest show in terms of making you feel all sorts of mad emotions. You get torn this way and that and I just love it! Oscar's birth was very different as I was induced. I had 38 hours of contractions every other minute and a he was 9lbs and back to back, the agony inexperienced in my back between contractions just wiped me out. It was pure hell, but Isla's birth was just the opposite. I wish I could have been in the water with her, but as she was a few days premature, they wouldn't let me and I had to be monitored the whole time! Hoping for a full-termer the next time and a water birth. I think going in with an open mind is the best. I can imagine you apologising while going birth
you're very sweet!
Pompey: looks like your temp is on the way up now. I hope that means ovulation has finally happened for you. It sucks having to wait around.
Drum: sorry you had another bleed
I hope your placenta has moved by your next scan. There's still plenty of time. Cute scan picture! Looks like baby is waving!
Gina: that is quite a birth story for your birth
I would advocate just keeping an open mind with regards to pain relief in labour. It's so hard to predict how you'll cope and you might find you are totally handling it on your own.
Blabla: sorry the move is difficult with things going wrong. I hope they sort out things soon. I would try to prepare for labour with the mindset of "anything can happen", just to save pressure on yourself. My pain threshold is high too. I don't feel pelvic exams like smear test or pelvic sweeps (when you're overdue) - for a lot of women they hurt, but I didn't feel them. The midwife told me I would be fine in labour and indeed, with Isla, I was, but with Oscar? Wow, that was a different experience. Being induced was very difficult and him being so big and back to back. I had gone in with a "I'm going to be fine and not need any drugs," mindset and it nearly destroyed me when after 30 hours of agony I have in. I beat myself up SO much! I wish I'd gone in without any expectations as to how it was all going to go.
Trixie: it is soooo nice to hear how good you're doing
congrats on your furbaby and for everything being great with your husband. I'm so happy to hear you're doing well. And yeah, that last scene, I knew it was going to happen this series, but so soon? I was on the edge of my seat for the last five minutes and then did a silly victory dance around the room when that bit happened!!
So just had scan and only two follicles, with one big and juicy and one medium sized. One is 22mm and the other is 14mm. Bit sad about there only being one big one
wish there were at least two. The chance of the 14mm one having a mature egg is about 50/50. I still feel positive, but don't think I'll get my twins. Just picking up trigger now and will go home and do it.