AmaryllisRed
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Oh my gosh, Guppy, I'd be really worried about that... I bet NH winters are bad... We're in Ohio, and a few years back we got a blizzard in Feb. It was actually the year my son was born, but I was only 2 mos along in Feb. Still it was scary. I was at work and I was trying to come home and the car got stuck in the parking lot. Took me forever to get out.
Our Februarys are historically pretty bad, weather-wise...
How bad would it be if you ended up having to go to the nearest place because the weather was too bad to get to your place?
Our Februarys are historically pretty bad, weather-wise...
How bad would it be if you ended up having to go to the nearest place because the weather was too bad to get to your place?
I told her that if there is 5 foot of snow on the ground the day I go into labour, we'll consider what we need to do.... The roads here are cleared super quick (and we live right on a main road, with the 'emergency' hospital on the same road (I have one hospital I would go to incase of non-emergency - where I had E - and one, closer, if there's an emergency)).. The roads in the UK shut for a thin layer of slush when DH and I were visiting in December 2009... 
So my mum thinks it's the same here...
(Assuming they still say it's 24 weeks...)
Fantastic ~ Congrats 
...there is a hospital within 10 min from my house. I delieved DS there...but i do not trust them one bit for what they did with my child and me, and tbh i probably wouldn't go there unless i really thought something was wrong...
. So we just get absoululty DUMPED with snow over a day or two, which can be good and bad because if its not on that day, then roads are fine...but if it is on that day its bad. Usually if we get snowfall its 1-2ft at a time, and that happens about 1-2x per week in the winter...okay im ranting haha. They are good about getting roads cleared, but being an hour drive (in good weather), its hard to say how other towns are with clearing the roads...and i have to drive on the back roads to get there (lovely New Hampshire has a lack of main roads 
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Love the name Mason, btw!
Winter weather is always concerning around here too, which is the only downside to having a winter baby. FX that we have mild winters! My one blessing is that it’s main roads to Paoli, mostly, but that’s never to say the crappy PA roads are ever plowed anyway. xD As you well know! Last year we got dumped with snow, and ugh, it was awful. My workplace (and hubby’s for that matter) won’t close unless it’s a SOE so we spent many an hour on horribly plowed (or entirely unplowed) roads praying for miracles. 
I can’t wait to hear about your scan! And um, Minnesota winters – I hear they can be pretty brutal! I hope you have a clean streak when you go into labor!
we didnt do much lol, just went to the beach together while my parents watched jesse. we watched the sunset. it was nice actually. 
they bleed ALOT, well last night since it was our anniversary, DH thought it would be ok to try and get some 'bum fun' 
well it hurt like u wouldnt believe, and now my hemarroid that i was already worried about has doubled in size and its making sitting very difficult, its extremely sore and bleeding quite often 
i looked on google and it looks exactly like something called a 'thrombosed external hemaroid' and now im freaking out because they are very dangerous and require surgery 
