If people could see me getting out of bed ROFL

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  1. Mommy2Kian

    Mommy2Kian Kaden and Sian :)

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    Ladies, my 4 year old laffs when watching his mommy trying to get out of bed in the morning!
    It's a joke, seriously i cant just "get up" i have to turn myself to one side,hold onto the back rest and push myself up :rofl: even then it takes 2-3 attempts to push myself up :blush:

    Same with the settee, we have a reclining one, and OH sits and laffs at me trying to get up, i have to raise my legs and swing them down to get me up, i must look a right sight! If next door could see through walls, well, they'd have a right laugh!!!

    :rofl: ill be bed bound in a few weeks!!!
     
    #1 Mommy2Kian, Aug 30, 2009
  2. Anna1982

    Anna1982 mummy of 4

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    Im the same lol!! I even have to hold onto the head board to turn in the night lol
     
    #2 Anna1982, Aug 30, 2009
  3. madkoi_baby

    madkoi_baby New mummy

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    You are certainly not the only one hun! It is a major mission to get myself out of bed & off the sofa! I have to get my OH to hoist me up! Not too long to go now x xx
     
    #3 madkoi_baby, Aug 30, 2009
  4. jenny82

    jenny82 Well-Known Member

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    I've started making a LOT of noise when I move. Lots of panting and grunting and 'ooooh' noises. I sound like an old man!
     
    #4 jenny82, Aug 30, 2009
  5. MummyToAmberx

    MummyToAmberx Mum to 3 Girls 1 Boy

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    im the same now! am like 2 weeks behind you, OH has to help me up :( lol god dam pubic bone arghhh
     
    #5 MummyToAmberx, Aug 30, 2009
  6. rubyrose

    rubyrose Guest

    Yep i am the same LOL, hubs usually gives me a push to help haha!
     
    #6 rubyrose, Aug 30, 2009
  7. emmad339

    emmad339 Guest

    I can totally sympathise with u all. I absolutely dread going to bed now because I am so uncomfortable. My partner thinks it's hilarious and has said he's gonna invest in a crane soon - cheeky sod lol
     
    #7 emmad339, Aug 30, 2009
  8. ladyty2k

    ladyty2k Mummy of one

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    Me too, really annoying and its hurts too, suffering with a bit of spd....feel like i have been kicked by a horse!! lol
     
    #8 ladyty2k, Aug 30, 2009
  9. Mommy2Kian

    Mommy2Kian Kaden and Sian :)

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    Me too!!!!!!!!!!!11 :rofl:

    im sure poor OH bounces a few cm's in the air when im turning over :lol:
     
    #9 Mommy2Kian, Aug 30, 2009
  10. sara k

    sara k Well-Known Member

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    same here...every time i change side while sleeping i tel my dh to be alert8-[:-=
     
    #10 sara k, Aug 30, 2009
  11. clarabella

    clarabella DH, DD & 2 cats!

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    :rofl:

    that made me giggle cos i'm exactly the same.. it's becoming a real struggle, i look like a wood lice on it's back kicking it's legs and struggling to turn over! :rofl:
     
    #11 clarabella, Aug 30, 2009
  12. elainegee

    elainegee Well-Known Member

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    poor girlies lol i might have you beat as i have to actually get out of bed (which takes a few attempts) to turn around! lol no joke. My OH is a total bed hogger and trying to move him over so i can sort of roll over is just too much hassel as he lays there saying 'uhuh' then snores away so getting up is quicker believe it or not. I have PSD so when i do try and turn in bed or sometimes get up out a seat my hips click and crack which doesn't hurt but turns my blood cold lol
     
    #12 elainegee, Aug 30, 2009
  13. millygirl

    millygirl Well-Known Member

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    Hahhahaa.
    Yep, I look totally like a beginner walrus trying to learn how to move!!!!
     
    #13 millygirl, Aug 31, 2009
  14. Siyren

    Siyren Guest

    i'm just the same lol, it's a real production now,
    and something my OH finds hilarious x
     
    #14 Siyren, Aug 31, 2009
  15. Lisalovesbean

    Lisalovesbean Well-Known Member

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    Aw bless you all! I can admit this now......but I had a huge beanbag next to my bed and had to roll off onto my knees and then try and stand up by using the bed frame as a guide!:haha::haha::haha:

    Feels like a distant memory now...thankfully!:hugs:
     
    #15 Lisalovesbean, Aug 31, 2009
  16. Mommy2Kian

    Mommy2Kian Kaden and Sian :)

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    :rofl: im sorry for laffing but i can just picture someone rolling onto a beanbag to get up :rofl:
     
    #16 Mommy2Kian, Aug 31, 2009
  17. Lisalovesbean

    Lisalovesbean Well-Known Member

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    It is funny....I can totally laugh at the the thought of that image!:haha:
     
    #17 Lisalovesbean, Aug 31, 2009
  18. charlottesma

    charlottesma Mum to 2!

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    When the OH went out the other day, he one instruction was not to go getting myself into positions I could not get out off!
     
    #18 charlottesma, Aug 31, 2009
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