Cocobelle
Mummy to Georgie
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Morning all
Thanks for all the lovely congratulations and best wishes I just love love LOVE being a mummy to Georgie and can't wait to when all the little sparklers have been born!
Lol, bless you, I do hope your contractions become more constructive. Being in limbo must be no fun
Kelly, I have EVERYTHING crossed that baby decides to come soon. Its hard enough waiting at the end anyway without the added complications that you have on the go with moving home. Keep your chin up babes x
Betheney, just keep on thinking that there is an end to your spd in sight hun.
Good luck eskimobaby and shyfox!
DF, it sounds like you had an awful experience of being induced last time but they don't always end up that way so even if you do end up facing that again, try and remain positive. Although I am sure I have heard that if you have had a section previously you shouldn't be induced? Could be wrong though. Also, for your ongoing family troubles.
Shan, congratulations on the arrival of baby Elleah.
Pichi, hope things soon start moving for you too hun x
April, thinking about you too honey and when you get a sec if you could change Georgie's birth date and weight on the front page that would be fabby
That was one of the downsides of neither of us being there (or awake in my case) when he was delivered, it took ages for us to get his exact birth time/weight and so on and there are still a few things we hope to find out.
To all those facing or worried about induction, as I said above, they can be really positive experiences. I was induced last Wednesday night with gel, which gave me mild but steady enough contractions to get me to 3cm dilated he next day, which was enough to break my waters. My hospital was fab and said that as long as I agreed to be continuously monitored with their mobile waterproof monitor, I could still go in the pool as long as my contractions became steady and I didn't need a drip. I remained upright until the very end to encourage them to keep coming and at one stage I was stood there in front of a full pool in my bikini just waiting to get in, but alas things started going a bit wrong and I never did get in, but that was not related to the induction and would/could have happened anyway.
Edited to add: it was morning when I started writing this, my little milk monster is keeping my hands full!
Thanks for all the lovely congratulations and best wishes I just love love LOVE being a mummy to Georgie and can't wait to when all the little sparklers have been born!
Lol, bless you, I do hope your contractions become more constructive. Being in limbo must be no fun
Kelly, I have EVERYTHING crossed that baby decides to come soon. Its hard enough waiting at the end anyway without the added complications that you have on the go with moving home. Keep your chin up babes x
Betheney, just keep on thinking that there is an end to your spd in sight hun.
Good luck eskimobaby and shyfox!
DF, it sounds like you had an awful experience of being induced last time but they don't always end up that way so even if you do end up facing that again, try and remain positive. Although I am sure I have heard that if you have had a section previously you shouldn't be induced? Could be wrong though. Also, for your ongoing family troubles.
Shan, congratulations on the arrival of baby Elleah.
Pichi, hope things soon start moving for you too hun x
April, thinking about you too honey and when you get a sec if you could change Georgie's birth date and weight on the front page that would be fabby
That was one of the downsides of neither of us being there (or awake in my case) when he was delivered, it took ages for us to get his exact birth time/weight and so on and there are still a few things we hope to find out.
To all those facing or worried about induction, as I said above, they can be really positive experiences. I was induced last Wednesday night with gel, which gave me mild but steady enough contractions to get me to 3cm dilated he next day, which was enough to break my waters. My hospital was fab and said that as long as I agreed to be continuously monitored with their mobile waterproof monitor, I could still go in the pool as long as my contractions became steady and I didn't need a drip. I remained upright until the very end to encourage them to keep coming and at one stage I was stood there in front of a full pool in my bikini just waiting to get in, but alas things started going a bit wrong and I never did get in, but that was not related to the induction and would/could have happened anyway.
Edited to add: it was morning when I started writing this, my little milk monster is keeping my hands full!