Team Ding Dong... Bonking, Bumping, and Burping Along Together! ;-)

[lupinerainbow]

Congrats MommyV
Only read this one page as really tired from painting all day, just wanted to give you all and let you know AF got me last night meaning 9 day LP which was a complete shock got painting to keep my mind off, will keep popping on when i get time but prob won't be on properly till either monday or wednesday


xxxxxxx

 

[poppy666]

LR

 

[MommyV]

sweetie hope you're feeling better soon

 

[Tinkerbellxxx]

China wait a couple of days, especially if you can't get hold of 10 miu tests x

Lupine, sorry for af honey x

This is your hourly Kegel reminder ladies x

 

[poppy666]

Tink i actually think my bladders collapsed lol i had a prolapse when i was 26yrs and it was operated on forgot the name but put in like a hamock and stitch back up, but since ive had korben i notice a bulge low down when i put a Tampax in think i need a new body

 

[caz & bob]

mommyv congrats hun x x x

 

[coral11680]

lupine sorry the came

 

[caz & bob]

aw sorry lupin came good luck next cycle x x x

 

[Hopes314]

Tink i actually think my bladders collapsed lol i had a prolapse when i was 26yrs and it was operated on forgot the name but put in like a hamock and stitch back up, but since ive had korben i notice a bulge low down when i put a Tampax in think i need a new body

No wonder you pissed yourself a couple days ago poppy

Actually, you might find this a funny comparison but.. my grandma had to have that same procedure done to her bladder years ago and since then it has "fallen" several times. I dont know the details I just know that we will get a call and my grandma says "im back in the hospital, i think my bladder has fallen again" Sometimes only one side "falls" and sometimes its both, and it always has to be re-repaired. She said it isnt painful, I guess its just inconvenient or something. Drs are relating it to the fact that she has had a lot of kids.. 6 or 7 or something.

 

[China girl]

China wait a couple of days, especially if you can't get hold of 10 miu tests x

Lupine, sorry for af honey x

This is your hourly Kegel reminder ladies x

I was thinking about doing another FRER on Sunday if my temps stay up.

 

[Hopes314]

China wait a couple of days, especially if you can't get hold of 10 miu tests x

Lupine, sorry for af honey x

This is your hourly Kegel reminder ladies x

I was thinking about doing another FRER on Sunday if my temps stay up.

whoo ill be looking forward to itttt.

PS im having chinese food for dinner and it reminded me of you, china

 

[Tinkerbellxxx]

China, sounds like a good plan honey, fx for you x

Pops, like Hopes said it can sometimes 'drop' again, not always completely. I get what you mean about the 'buldge' I have one too. All the more reason to squeeze with me Pops x

 

[poppy666]

Tink i actually think my bladders collapsed lol i had a prolapse when i was 26yrs and it was operated on forgot the name but put in like a hamock and stitch back up, but since ive had korben i notice a bulge low down when i put a Tampax in think i need a new body

No wonder you pissed yourself a couple days ago poppy

Actually, you might find this a funny comparison but.. my grandma had to have that same procedure done to her bladder years ago and since then it has "fallen" several times. I dont know the details I just know that we will get a call and my grandma says "im back in the hospital, i think my bladder has fallen again" Sometimes only one side "falls" and sometimes its both, and it always has to be re-repaired. She said it isnt painful, I guess its just inconvenient or something. Drs are relating it to the fact that she has had a lot of kids.. 6 or 7 or something.

lol yeah probz

Reason mine was prolapsed at 26 was same reason had 3 kids straight after each other, at the time i was told if i had anymore kids id have to have a section or natural labour would undo the bladder operation, but my consultant said when i was pregnant with korben id be ok obviously not cos i cant hold my bladder as long now x

 

[Hopes314]

Will I EVER get to stop taking the nausea meds? I hadnt taken them today and so of course just threw up. They truly are a pain because insurance wont allow me to have more than 20 of these zofran pills at a time, and they dont permit dr to write a prescription that has "refills" on it, so every time i need more i have to get a new prescription from the dr.. for only 20 more pills.. and the pills are "every 4 hours as needed" i usually only take 2 a day, but still they dont last! Anyway dr said insurance companies wont allow more than 20 at a time per new prescription because the med is wayyy expensive. and shes right! I looked at the bill and the 20 pills costs 830$ yikes! Fortunately my insurance only requires me to pay 3$. I guess they figure if they limit it to 20 pills at a time, people wont get a bunch of pills they wont need.

How does it work for you UKers? I know you dont pay for the healthcare, but what happens when you get a prescription? Do you pay for that or no? I guess I should assume no because you obviously wouldnt pay 830$ for zofran, right?? Sorry if my question seems stupid, but I'm not very worldly

 

[poppy666]

China, sounds like a good plan honey, fx for you x

Pops, like Hopes said it can sometimes 'drop' again, not always completely. I get what you mean about the 'buldge' I have one too. All the more reason to squeeze with me Pops x

Ok altogethor 1....... 2............ 3......... squeeze ()() ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh

 

[Hopes314]

China, sounds like a good plan honey, fx for you x

Pops, like Hopes said it can sometimes 'drop' again, not always completely. I get what you mean about the 'buldge' I have one too. All the more reason to squeeze with me Pops x

Ok altogethor 1....... 2............ 3......... squeeze ()() ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh

(squeezing...)

 

[Tinkerbellxxx]

No we don't pay the drug prices, but we do pay for prescriptions. A flat rate for each script regardless of how cheep or expensive the item(s) We have 'examptions' here where you don't have to pay the precription charge. One of them is a maternity exemption Anyhow back to you, 16 weeks is usually quite a turning point, it might be that the sickness never goes, but if it does it should be soon for you x

 

[Tinkerbellxxx]

work it ladies

 

[Tinkerbellxxx]

DH just asked me what I was doing, I was apparently pulling a very funny face

Right, I'm off to bed! Nunnites lovely dingdong's x

 

[poppy666]

Im actually sat here doing it n laughing