HoneySunshine
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Ooooh, just reminded me! I need to book our tour of the hospital!
Glad your check-up went well florabean I booked my hospital tour last week as I got a leaflet (added by MW) with my bounty pack asking to book a tour for when I am 24 - 26 weeks, HOWEVER I didn't get an appointment until the 23rd September.
Hey girlies. Well our viewings ended up being quite successful in the end! The 3rd place we went to see is perfect so we just need to take them the holding fee tomorrow or Wednesday. I am so much happier and more relaxed now knowing where we are going to be living. And even better its only about 0.3miles from Stoke Mandeville Hospital so I dont have far to go when I go into labour, and they also have a NICU so I could transfer there after my mat leave which would mean I could cycle to work yay.
I'm another one who's been feeling quite sick and weak today. Ended up calling in sick at 5.40am cos I felt like I was going to puke and have felt pretty rotten all day. Think Its the trauma of being in the 3rd trimester lol.
I've been and booked our place for the Anti-natal class, we have 2, 2 hour sessions on a Monday, held at the GP's clinic and not the hospital so we're not even getting a walk around the local hospital... I'm quite disapointed really and don't understand why
I've been and booked our place for the Anti-natal class, we have 2, 2 hour sessions on a Monday, held at the GP's clinic and not the hospital so we're not even getting a walk around the local hospital... I'm quite disapointed really and don't understand why
Can't you phone the delivery suite at the hospital and ask them for a tour of the maternity ward? All the various tours and antenatal classes etc. we're booked on are the result of me asking rather than being asked. It's worth remembering that each of the healthcare professionals we meet during our pregnancies has many, many patients - and although it's nice to feel that they're giving us personalised treatment/help/advice, in many cases they can only give a certain amount tailored to each patient, as they only have a certain amount of time. In medical terms, the main thing is that the patient is kept well - which does not always mean kept informed. That doesn't sound great when you're the patient, but sadly that's how an underfunded health service works. So ask away and you may well get more than you've been offered so far. xx