babythinkpink
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Just saying hello while Rosie has a no nappy airy bottom kick on her mat and dh goes to the shops, I am having a pj day, although i hadn't planned it it is just because i have not had a chance to get dressed yet, I get the feeling i will not today, I don't leave the girls on their own in a room, Sophie is very sweet and careful but i cant let a 3yr old run the roost even for a few seconds!
Asher, I felt the head with Sophie, it was a lovely birth, quick, easy, i was pushing her out and the head was out and we just sitting quietly waiting for the next contraction, I asked if i could feel the head and the midwife said of course, and so i did! It felt like a squdgy sponge, it was amazing! The next contraction she was out and on me, and i was saying hello baby, no stitches nothing it was great, my labour of choice!
Oh Boony sorry for your news, it is so hard, my granny fell about a year ago, before then she was 100% independant at the age of 94! In a house no less and refused a stair lift!
Anyway she fell and since then was in a home but i pushed my mum to find care for her back at her house so she could at least be at home, she is a bit all over the place, not really in this time or sure of where she is, or what time she is living in, she thinks the lady's that look after her are servants, but then she lived in a time they had them in the house! She doesnt seem to remember my granddad which is sad as he was the love of her life, and she thinks my mum is her sister, but again the likeness is amazing so understandable, i hope she dies quietly at home and although that sounds awful i would rather that than anything else, she is not the person i knewand i just get upset if i go to see her, its so sad, so sorry for you and your family
Got to go, sorry for quick visit,
xx
And Louise, huge to you hun, i think of you and Wayne, there is always something in the news or on tv that makes me think of how brave he is and how hard it must be for you
Asher, I felt the head with Sophie, it was a lovely birth, quick, easy, i was pushing her out and the head was out and we just sitting quietly waiting for the next contraction, I asked if i could feel the head and the midwife said of course, and so i did! It felt like a squdgy sponge, it was amazing! The next contraction she was out and on me, and i was saying hello baby, no stitches nothing it was great, my labour of choice!
Oh Boony sorry for your news, it is so hard, my granny fell about a year ago, before then she was 100% independant at the age of 94! In a house no less and refused a stair lift!
Anyway she fell and since then was in a home but i pushed my mum to find care for her back at her house so she could at least be at home, she is a bit all over the place, not really in this time or sure of where she is, or what time she is living in, she thinks the lady's that look after her are servants, but then she lived in a time they had them in the house! She doesnt seem to remember my granddad which is sad as he was the love of her life, and she thinks my mum is her sister, but again the likeness is amazing so understandable, i hope she dies quietly at home and although that sounds awful i would rather that than anything else, she is not the person i knewand i just get upset if i go to see her, its so sad, so sorry for you and your family
Got to go, sorry for quick visit,
xx
And Louise, huge to you hun, i think of you and Wayne, there is always something in the news or on tv that makes me think of how brave he is and how hard it must be for you