lauraemily17
Mummy to 2 boys
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Saw your message on Facebook!! I've not told a lot of people about the induction date just family & close friends who I've asked not to say anything on Facebook. I've actually been really open about being induced at 40 weeks but now I have an actual date I feel really self conscious about people knowing exactly when I'll be in labour!!
I've been nervous about his shifts this weekend for a while. He's in a riot van covering any potential trouble from the Euro football tournament & England have actually made it through to the next stages which are played this weekend. Means he's working 5pm to 2am but will easily be kept on later if there's any trouble in town. The time he's working typically covers the most common times labour starts & I'd prefer him here. I think it'll take him a while to come home as well as some1 from the station will have to come & fetch him from wherever the riot van is then take him back to the station where he'll have to get out of his kick before cycling home!!(although I'm going to demand he drives to work, a battle im saving at the mo) just thinking about it again makes me feel a bit panicky even though I don't think labour will start then. DH however seems to think it'll be easier for him to leave as theres 7 in a van whereas he'd be by himself on another shift and could get caught on a job. I would rather he simply asked for desk duties for those last few days but he absolutely won't do that as he'll get bored!! Men!!!!!! He's hasnt even spoke to the Sargent in charge of his shifts over the weekend to explain he has a heavily pregnant wife & may need to leave at a moments notice, something I think, as a boss myself, they need to know in advance because they may prefer to replace him. Sorry, turned into a bit of a rant!!
I've been nervous about his shifts this weekend for a while. He's in a riot van covering any potential trouble from the Euro football tournament & England have actually made it through to the next stages which are played this weekend. Means he's working 5pm to 2am but will easily be kept on later if there's any trouble in town. The time he's working typically covers the most common times labour starts & I'd prefer him here. I think it'll take him a while to come home as well as some1 from the station will have to come & fetch him from wherever the riot van is then take him back to the station where he'll have to get out of his kick before cycling home!!(although I'm going to demand he drives to work, a battle im saving at the mo) just thinking about it again makes me feel a bit panicky even though I don't think labour will start then. DH however seems to think it'll be easier for him to leave as theres 7 in a van whereas he'd be by himself on another shift and could get caught on a job. I would rather he simply asked for desk duties for those last few days but he absolutely won't do that as he'll get bored!! Men!!!!!! He's hasnt even spoke to the Sargent in charge of his shifts over the weekend to explain he has a heavily pregnant wife & may need to leave at a moments notice, something I think, as a boss myself, they need to know in advance because they may prefer to replace him. Sorry, turned into a bit of a rant!!