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I cried hysterically after Jackson was born. I had really bad baby blues...so glad those days are behind me now!
 
oh yeah, I was sobbing and hyperventilating in the hospital....
Then sobbed a lot at home (3/4 of my crying spells were sparked off by the inlaws btw)
 
Wedding is in April 2013... So AGES away... but if we do a simple thing we might do it before the baby is born in February or March... but not so keen on looking pregnant on my wedding photos! lol
we just need to go through it again and make sure we have the day we really want and i have the feeling it's going to be a lot simpler than a big expensive london wedding! :)
 
Well I'm sure you'll work it out... I think a bumpy wedding would be lovely... It will be lovely to look through the pics when LO is older.
But April also sounds do-able. I know I'd have been able to do it at 9/10 months, it would have been hard work but possible! Unless you have a baby Ben... Then you probably wouldn't want to!

Only you can decide, personally I'd probably do it pregnant. Although it would be lovely to have the baby there... Oh I don't know!!! :dohh:

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Sammuel just threw up, proper adult sick :sick: I almost cried I felt so sorry for him.. He just woke up upset then puked... Had to dunk him back in the bath.

Not sure what to do now, feed him? Water?

X x x
 
I'd think booby milk would be the best thing still... it probably helps coat the stomach lining etc
 
awww poor baby.... i hate it when the dogs are sick so i can't imagine what it will be like when we have a child!
the scenic has arrived and we managed to fill it with the dogs and presents... can a car ever be too big??? it seems we will definitely need to cut down what we take over for the dogs when we go next time :) (thankfully my mum's house is fully equipped for babies.. changing table, cot, and enough toys to last a lifetime!)
we decided that we will take a decision by the end of the christmas holiday regarding the wedding, but we both seem a lot more at ease with the idea of something small and intimate, now to decide if we do it before or after the baby :)
i don't want a wedding dress but i would quite like to splash on a proper tailored dress that i could wear again.... so maybe afterwards, when baby is there :)
 
That's what Ben's sick was like when he had that bug a couple of weeks ago Suz. I just fed him constantly (he wanted it ALL the time- think being sick so much gave him a sore throat). I tried him on toast but he just kept throwing it up!

BM supposed to be more important than ever when they're ill! If he's got a bug your body will be making antibodies to fight it xx
 
When Ben was sick I just assumed it was milk sick!! I never really thought they did proper sick now :( poor babies...

I just offered him boob he didn't want it... Will try again in a bit.

Yay for the new car! Exciting!

Xxx
 
Also, Sammuel picked up this little torch thing earlier then Danny noticed the batteries were missing from the back. NO idea if they were in there before, I dOnt think so, it didn't work.
Anyway S picked it up for a second and put it down, this morning, I was lying in bed and he was in his cot next to the bed.
I can't imagine he's swallowed them, he'd have had to get them out and just eat them all straight away... He wouldn't do that he'd have them in his mouth for a bit first I'm sure.
Anyway, only paranoid about that because my friend knows a baby that ate a battery and it now has serious issues as the battery leaked in his stomach :(

He was playing with it the other day too... Hmmm... God I hope not! It's so unlikely. Theyre those tiny little silver batteries...

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how worrying.... i hate it when you can't figure out!!!! we have all sorts disappearing with the dogs...
last time the puppy was sick i had to tell the vet that she had tried to eat a dead pigeon (including feathers), a few acorns (she threw back up a whole one!) and a foam ball... as he said basically all stuff that can get stuck! thankfully nothing was stuck in the end and she got better...
if you are worried it will be really easier to find that one out as it will show very well on an x-ray!
 
I just read this https://www.momlogic.com/2010/01/my_son_died_after_swallowing_a_button_battery.php :cry:

Maybe we should take him to A&E to check.

Why else would he be sick? Just a bug. Is that likely?

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Has it ever worked Suz? I'm pretty sure he'd have been choking and gagging trying to swallow two batteries! :shrug: And also would he have been able to "pop" them out of the torch?
 
Suz- if you're not entirely sure whether there were batteries in there then I would probably take him to be checked x
 
I think it takes 3! It's really old it worked once but I do have a vague memory of chucking the batteries away. They're small sO I think he could swallow them. But it would be quite hard to get them out. I think you need to stick a screwdriver or something in usually to pop them out.

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difficult to judge but if you have any doubt a quick X-ray will tell you.... the only pain is the wait in A&E (especially if he has a bug, that will not be nice) but on the other hand, if he has a bug and is sick for 2-3 days, you will never be able to relax thinking it's the batteries... difficult one but i think i would take the few hours in A&E waiting (mind you, you are not in London so might be much quicker) instead of a whole night thinking it over and over...
 
Yeah, better safe than sorry :( I don't think you'll regret going
 

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