eggyteapot
Iye Macilvana
eggyteapot
Iye Macilvana
eggyteapot
Hiya 1 stone is 14 pounds so yeah quite a bit
lol take a nap when i was pregnant i needed a afternoon nap of about a hour and a half to get by
In uk we have government assistance but its not much you make do for the short fall
remember to take a pregnancy supplement to ensure good health i got pregnacare from amazon they probably have something cheaper if you look =)
Lol, I only remember how much a stone is equal is in imperial units because I used to watch a British weight loss show.
I was able to take a nap earlier, it helped, but my hormones have me massively cranky today. I've also been craving mint and chocolate and I can't get any right now and it's really pissing me off. The government assistance my husband and I get right now helps quite a bit, we both work part time, so we need the assistance to make up the difference. I don't plan on using it forever, I hate the fact that I need it.
I'm taking prenatal vitamins that my doctor gave me, the brand is called Vitafol. I didn't have any vitamins when I went to see her, so she gave me some for free. I have to wait for her to do my bloodwork to get a better picture on what vitamins I might be lacking.
What i found when i was pregnant my hormones were quite funny they made me really mellow at one point then if i was hungry i would get really moody.From 6 months the sickness was replaced by heart burn.Milkshakes are awesome.
My cravings were for pancakes with bananas and maple syrup i suggest ben and jerrys minter wonderland if they have it over there.Its mint chocolate ice cream omg
yeah my partner and i needed government assistance but we are slowly fighting back and digging ourself s out this hole.He finally has a good full time job i just need to find something suitable.
thats good you got the vitamins hope your bloodwork gos well i remember they had to get blood from my hand/wrist cant remember exactly which but it was uncomfortable
Mine so far is like PMS on steroids, but only when I'm at home. I work in retail, so I have to be cheerful while there. I'm already getting bad heartburn, right now I've been taking Tums to help. I want to try and avoid taking anything stronger than that. And I will have to look for that ice cream.
My husband and I are going to move in with his parents in April, I kind of have mixed feelings about it, but it will probably be for the best. I love my mother in law, but I can only take her in short doses because she has such a dominant personality that it dwarfs mine completely and it gets old really fast. She means well, but she's not always tactful in her delivery.
I got used to having my blood drawn when I was in the hospital a few months ago, they had to take it every night. I just have to remember to let my doctor know that there is a specific area on my right hand that I refuse to let anyone go near with a needle anymore. When I was in the hospital, they needed to make a new IV port because every couple of days, the current one would get really badly irritated or the vein would bust. This a*****e phlebotomist jammed a needle in to a nerve bed in my hand and to this day, it still hurts like hell when i touch it the wrong way.
That must be a pain pregnancy hormones and a job were you have to smile lol
i loved fruity tums lol
If you move in with parents yes that can be really helpful but be warned of your mother in law has a dominant personally it may cause problems
my mother in law like that and she lives down the road yet has to comment on all my parenting .
Do what feels right take on advice but do what you want dont let people force their views of child care on you.I had many times when mother in law keeps saying you have to potty train and trying to force the idea on me.When i myself am my daughters mother and i know what my daughter is capable of and when she will be ready.There will be stuff like this.When she may want to intrude.If you ever feel uncomfortable remember say thank you for your help but i am fine thank you.
choices you will make are yours to make dont let people make these choices for you
for example i want to breastfeed or i want to bottle feed yes breast is best but if you want to bottle feed do it dont let people tell you what to do
Remember trust your gut instincts if you cant clear your thoughts take 20mins out the day sit in a quiet place dont think just breathe relax this will help
ouch i was lucky fairly good healthcare a few slips in care but for the most part ok first midwife air headed but when they realised i was high risk i got a more experienced midwife who knew what she was doing
I don't mind having to force being cheerful at work because it makes the time go by fairly quickly and distracts me from my achy feet.
We will probably only stay long enough to get back on our feet, she lives on an army base and my husband is hoping to get a civilian job on the base because we would get free housing because of it. Also, my husband and his mom argue like crazy over stupid s**t because they have almost the same personality, yet I'm able to tolerate it from him lol.
I definitely plan on breastfeeding, I might ask for opinions when it comes to potty training. I at least know a little bit about child development because I took a parenting and child development class in high school, and 2 years of early childhood education in high school. I constantly want to slap a friend of mine because she shelters her child so much that he can't speak, he barely even vocalizes because his mom caters to his every want and need. And, no, the child does not have autism or down syndrome. My mom made sure me and my brothers clearly said what we wanted or needed, by the time we were 3, she would get a lot of compliments about how well spoken we were.
I've only had one appointment with my OB/GYN so far, I'm supposed to have my first ultrasound this thursday, provided that my medicaid gets approved by then. She's very nice and I really like her. So far she hasn't considered me at any risk, which is good. I'm just really hoping I don't get gestational diabetes.
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