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it's same way as my other mc..im heartbroken x
it's same way as my other mc..im heartbroken x
Devastated.. just gone to loo and started bleeding im gonna leave this page.. devastated!!
take care girlies x
Devastated.. just gone to loo and started bleeding im gonna leave this page.. devastated!!
take care girlies x
Hi, I'm due on Jan 1st with baby number 2. Am very excited and can't wait to have the 12 week scan
Devastated.. just gone to loo and started bleeding im gonna leave this page.. devastated!!
take care girlies x
I've started to miscarry, bleeding started a few hours about and already in so much pain.
You all made me feel welcome in the short time I was here, thanks for that. we are no longer going to pursue pregnancy but I wish all of you the best for the future.
So sorry for you!!! praying u get ur rainbow soon!
Thank you, we won't be pursuing pregnancy again, I've had 6 pregnancies 5 ended in miscarriage 1 in stillbirth. Me and my husband are going to move away we bought a perfect family house two years ago lots of spare rooms a huge garden but I can't stand to be here in a family house as a couple. We are going to look for a little cottage near the sea and try be happy just the two of us.
Have the investigated why ? My mum was the same she had me with fertillity drugs after trying 10 years then said she didn't want to try again and my sister surprised her 6 years later
Can my name be removed from the bfp list please x
I think in this situation you can't really say it in a nice way Hun, I'd just come out with it, it's your child's health at the end of the day. I'd just say it nicely and maybe offer your help to clean the place? Or get hubby to do that because cat poop is dangerous to pregnant ladies xxHow do I deal with this???
My in-laws are hoarders. Not the gross kind where the house is filled with empty pizza boxes and shit. But they are shopping addicts. So the house is filled with clothes, computers, cell phones, more clothes, shit from the dollar store, and whatever else you can think of. All of it's brand new, in boxes or bags and stacked in every room from floor to ceiling. (Except their bedroom and their master bathroom.) Generally, that's not a safe environment for a little kid, but that's not even my issue. My issue is the cats. They have 5 of them. Maybe 6, I can't remember. And since their house is filled to the brim with stuff, when the cats get sick or something and puke/crap on the floor, no one can get to it to clean it up, so it just stays there. Imagine this building up over 10-20 years. So when you walk into the house, the smell literally throws you back a little. And it burns your eyes!!!! The last time we were there, I lasted 5 minutes before I had to excuse myself and wait outside. Clearly they are used to it so it doesn't bother them. But this can't be safe in any way. So I told DH that our child will not be allowed in their house until after they get it together. He agrees 100%. But, we're stuck on how to tell them. I have to go to NY when the baby is about 2.5 months old for my BFF's wedding, and I wanted to be able to drop the baby off with them for the wedding night so that they can get in as much time as possible while I'm up there. It helps me out with a sitter and it allows them some alone time with the baby. But this won't happen unless that house is cleaned out and the carpets replaced and whatever else needs to get done to make it a safe environment. (I don't care for all the stuff in the house as clearly LO will still be an infant at the time so he/she can't get into anything. It's the smell and chemicals in the air that have built up for years!!!) How would you ladies handle it? Personally, I would just come right out and say it. I'm fairly blunt when I speak. I don't sugarcoat shit. DH on the other hand isn't looking to insult his parents. And I understand that. But I feel that no matter how we tell them, they will become defensive and upset. I mean, who wouldn't? We're pretty much saying unless you invest a lot of money into cleaning up your house, your grandchild will never be allowed into it. But, I need to do what is best for my child. THAT is my number one priority.
I think in this situation you can't really say it in a nice way Hun, I'd just come out with it, it's your child's health at the end of the day. I'd just say it nicely and maybe offer your help to clean the place? Or get hubby to do that because cat poop is dangerous to pregnant ladies xxHow do I deal with this???
My in-laws are hoarders. Not the gross kind where the house is filled with empty pizza boxes and shit. But they are shopping addicts. So the house is filled with clothes, computers, cell phones, more clothes, shit from the dollar store, and whatever else you can think of. All of it's brand new, in boxes or bags and stacked in every room from floor to ceiling. (Except their bedroom and their master bathroom.) Generally, that's not a safe environment for a little kid, but that's not even my issue. My issue is the cats. They have 5 of them. Maybe 6, I can't remember. And since their house is filled to the brim with stuff, when the cats get sick or something and puke/crap on the floor, no one can get to it to clean it up, so it just stays there. Imagine this building up over 10-20 years. So when you walk into the house, the smell literally throws you back a little. And it burns your eyes!!!! The last time we were there, I lasted 5 minutes before I had to excuse myself and wait outside. Clearly they are used to it so it doesn't bother them. But this can't be safe in any way. So I told DH that our child will not be allowed in their house until after they get it together. He agrees 100%. But, we're stuck on how to tell them. I have to go to NY when the baby is about 2.5 months old for my BFF's wedding, and I wanted to be able to drop the baby off with them for the wedding night so that they can get in as much time as possible while I'm up there. It helps me out with a sitter and it allows them some alone time with the baby. But this won't happen unless that house is cleaned out and the carpets replaced and whatever else needs to get done to make it a safe environment. (I don't care for all the stuff in the house as clearly LO will still be an infant at the time so he/she can't get into anything. It's the smell and chemicals in the air that have built up for years!!!) How would you ladies handle it? Personally, I would just come right out and say it. I'm fairly blunt when I speak. I don't sugarcoat shit. DH on the other hand isn't looking to insult his parents. And I understand that. But I feel that no matter how we tell them, they will become defensive and upset. I mean, who wouldn't? We're pretty much saying unless you invest a lot of money into cleaning up your house, your grandchild will never be allowed into it. But, I need to do what is best for my child. THAT is my number one priority.
I'm so bloated I wore my maternity pants to a conference today. TIM ALERT:anyone else having bad diarrhea. My stomach cramps so bad I think I'm having a miscarriage, but no bleeding-just diarrhea. I have no other symptoms. I sometimes wonder if I'm really pregnant.