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Post by RT on May 24, 2007 15:03:58 GMT 10
*shudders* Oh my goodness, these stories are bringing back the memories again and again. If it is any consolation Irishscorpio I am able to report that a collapsed lower back disc is actually worse than the pain of child birth. Shocking but true - from someone who has experience both  - but as RT says, at least you get the elation of a wonderful new life/bundle of joy in your arms who just LUBS you at the end of labour. Don't quite get the same endorphins out of a morphine drip, back brace and a walking frame... Ah, I bet that little baby is born today .... *exudes positive vibes into the ether* Back to work now... yeah i said today between 9am and 1.55pm hmmm maybe my psychic mind meant 1.55am tomorrow!! *will just keep saying my mind meant something else til i get it right* |
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Post by thebraff (Braffy) on May 24, 2007 17:24:06 GMT 10
Hey Eggsy, you can't keep changing your mind. You said a girl to be born on the 10th May. Oops!  |
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Post by Crazy on May 24, 2007 17:49:10 GMT 10
i'm guessing a girl. which means a boy because when i have a 1 in 2 chance of getting it right - i always get it wrong. both my girls should be boys  |
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Post by lisard on May 24, 2007 19:19:13 GMT 10
i am thinking a girl as well
just a gut feeling i have
i can only be 50% wrong 50% right
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Post by RT on May 24, 2007 21:29:33 GMT 10
Hey Eggsy, you can't keep changing your mind. You said a girl to be born on the 10th May. Oops! im a woman and we all know women are entitled to change their minds!! ;D |
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Post by Mysterri on May 25, 2007 1:07:30 GMT 10
I'm doing the owl duty and there is nobody on DLO except me. It's a bit lonely here, (maybe I should go and raid the bar in the Hut  ). Braffy will hopefully be here in a few hours for rooster duty, (when does that girl get a decent sleep?) I'm not so happy to report that everything is quiet on the home front! I so wanted to be able to phone Roxy and relieve the tension by screaming down the phone, Eileen's in labour! I'm tipping that Bump will make his/her presence felt on Saturday. The reason I say this is that I have a houseful of family arriving for lunch on Saturday and I won't have the luxury of sitting down at my computer. I'll be too busy serving a four course lunch (gawd who does that anymore?  Me!  ) The weather forecast for the weekend and through to Monday is great so that's a bonus! Over to you Braffy.  |
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Post by SJ on May 25, 2007 2:26:46 GMT 10
It does get very lonely in here..  I'm thinking Friday, which is tomorrow here, because its my cousin's birthday. I will be wrong again! ;D |
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Post by thebraff (Braffy) on May 25, 2007 4:37:35 GMT 10
;D COCK A DOODLE DOOOOOO. Braffy doesn't get much sleep except during her favourite TV shows   I keep nodding off. Last night I even missed the last 10 minutes or so of Home and Away and then I nodded off again in Lost  . I still think though that I am probably getting more sleep than Eileen. I remember how uncomfortable I was toward the last stages of pregnancy when you couldn't lie this way, or that way and the bump was just so heavy to put somewhere. If Eileen is chasing after Jarvis during the day she will be exhausted. Come on Bump. Think of your poor Mum. I don't want Bump to come on the weekend, especially Saturday. I won't be on Rooster duty as such. Sunday I will be on transport duty so will be available to check in. |
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Post by Andy, the soccer Mum on May 25, 2007 6:20:05 GMT 10
What still no news?(Have been away for a few days roughing it at the Hyatt Coolum )
My 3 babies were born all au natural, no epidural only gas and pethidine.My second child was 10 days late but born in distress as the placenta had shut down. he weighed 6 lb 10 oz and got very ill as a baby(diabetes ) and I always wandered if it was from his birth . The other 2 were 8 lb 4- a girl who looked like the Michelin man as she had rolls of fat on her arms and legs and last but not least a 7lb boy who was induced because of blood pressure.The last one I saw the dr at 5 pm and told him not to leave as I was having the baby soon, but he said he would go home and have dinner and return afterwards. I had him in 15 mins.
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Post by princess1 on May 25, 2007 6:37:57 GMT 10
Here's hoping bump makes an arrival today, I have to go to hospital today for a little op, maybe it is hospital Friday or in Eileens case birthing centre Friday. I hope it all goes well for them.
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Post by thebraff (Braffy) on May 25, 2007 6:45:07 GMT 10
 Good luck to you too Princess1
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Post by Andy, the soccer Mum on May 25, 2007 6:46:20 GMT 10
Here's hoping bump makes an arrival today, I have to go to hospital today for a little op, maybe it is hospital Friday or in Eileens case birthing centre Friday. I hope it all goes well for them. Good luck for today princess , hope everything goes well and TODAY would be nice bump..Fingers crossed. |
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Post by princess1 on May 25, 2007 6:47:22 GMT 10
Thanks Braffy & Andy, I'll be back fairly quickly just unable to walk for a while so I will have plenty of time to sit at my computer and visit here.
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Post by Roxy on May 25, 2007 7:05:00 GMT 10
I think we need to make some NOISE also, maybe we need a pre-bump party! ;D to wake this little {big} bump up!  Hey princess1, hope all goes well for you, and a speedy recovery. xox. |
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Post by princess1 on May 25, 2007 7:20:40 GMT 10
Thanks Roxy, Partying is good, Maybe Eileen can do an Irish Jig to give bump a nudge!
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- but as RT says, at least you get the elation of a wonderful new life/bundle of joy in your arms who just LUBS you at the end of labour. Don't quite get the same endorphins out of a morphine drip, back brace and a walking frame...
I keep nodding off. Last night I even missed the last 10 minutes or so of Home and Away 
