be nice to talk about things as our pregnancies progress! x
Sorry to hear you're feeling rubbish. I've been really suffering too and have managed to get the doctor to prescribe me some anti-nausea tablets. I'm picking them up tonight. When I get them, I will let you know what they are called so you can see if they are available for you
I've been having this cough too... turns into a gag/wretch every time.
On a positive note, I met my midwife this morning and she booked my 12 week scan for the 4th April. Hope it comes round fast! x
Yes, I agree. I run my own business and have to pay taxes twice as both a business and personal taxes. Though it is nice to not have that to worry about when something happens like an unexpected pregnancy and I'd have the taxes to worry about whether I actually use the services or not. Personally I'm thinking of going to the US eventually, both systems have there benefits and the US is likely to have much quicker care instead of the horrible wait times here.
I used to live in Brantford but I moved to Milton to be closer to my office in Burlington. I still go to Brantford frequently as my parents are still there. BC would be nice too, I've been meaning to visit, I'm a rock climber and there's a lot good rocks out that way I've been told.Brittany I’m also shocked by how much you have to pay for the pregnancy!!
Teanna where in Ontario are you? We’re in Ontario too - just moved in January from BC. We live in Brantford. My midwifery care/prenatal/postnatal care and delivery were all covered by BC’s MSP. I literally never saw a bill. The only thing I had to pay for was the 3D scan DH and I did for fun!
Ive always heard pregnancy/birth in the States was expensive but I didn’t know the extent of it
Nolimit - that’s true we do pay ridiculous tax. But DH and I have found that between the healthcare coverage/child benefit return and other tax breaks it ends up not being terrible.
