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mickyg0606 - Thursday, 19 June
I just had a horrible cold too and my OB told me to take Sudafed, it really helped me breath.

JoAnneMichelle - Thursday, 19 June
LOL, being a vegetarian, I have had some weird meat cravings... especially hot dogs. Mmmmm I usually aim for the all beef dogs... I least then I know what animal they came from! HAHAHA

life is blessed - Monday, 16 June
Hi...Glad you are doing fine now, it was just a muscle spasm nothing serious but Please ask your doctor to check for Urine infection just in case. Good luck with your baby. Take care.

Jadedpoet - Friday, 13 June
LOL thats fine I am just now managing to get my fingers to work somewhat again though I still have the carpal tunnel in both hands bad. Umm my cousin informed me that she wrapped the saran wrap around her belly, first she would suck in her stomach then wrap it around her belly. It works by making you sweat in which girdles worn around you belly area would not. She would only take it off to wash and would replace a new one once cleansed, not sure if it works that long after having given birth in regards for your mom LOL. It could be worth a shot my mother is considering it as well but she really doesnt care she loves her little belly LOL

Kristin14 - Wednesday, 11 June
Thanks for the help with the shoes. I'm not supposed to wear flip flops at work - but they are the only thing that feels ok, so I've been wearing them and no one has said anything. I am totally cracking up about your "barefoot and pregnant" comment - hahaha - i didn't even realize or think about it - but I do the samething at home!

z-mommy - Tuesday, 10 June
Hello,
I just read your post about the sleeping toes and it made me laugh!! For the past 4-5 months, ONE of my big toes falls asleep or kind of "buzzes" when I bend it certain ways or step onto it weird... I thought I was the ONLY one with such a weird thing happening. Thanks for sharing that we are not alone!!

scorpgrl20 - Tuesday, 10 June
I just read your posting about tingling in your feet.....I felt that for the first time this morning. it was in both my feet and my left hand.......It was very weird and annoying. I don't think it has to do with drinking water because I have always drank lots of water and now I drink even more. All I could think of was that the baby was on a nerve.

Fajr - Monday, 9 June
As long as it's dehydration it's nothing to worry about because dehydration is preventable. I`d rather drink and go to the bathroom alot rather than having that feeling in my feet ... Good Luck Hun!!

Jadedpoet - Monday, 9 June
Hey. I'll type it to you later about the saran wrap, carpal tunnel has just about crippled my left hand so i am a one handed typer right now LOL.

annenne - Friday, 6 June
Yeah, I was annoyed when the doctor told me, but if I want to try vaginal I have to find a new hospital and a new doctor. And apparently a lot of hospitals around here have that policy now, from what I hear the complications of a ruptured c-section scar can be pretty bad so they don't want to risk it. At least with the c-section my doctor is going to remove all the excess skin that I have from my first pregnancy, which is A LOT, so that's the only thing I'm looking forward to about the c-section.

mommynicolem - Saturday, 24 May
I know the feeling. If I KNEW I could have a girl, I would probably go for it. But, I just KNOW I would have another boy. And I just can't handle it. My heart can't handle it anymore. I will love my boys and be done with it. :)

heathersprk - Thursday, 15 May
Ive heard the music trick too interesting!! My midwife suggested the version. She said its like 50%... I dont know. Apparently they do it at the hospital and you have to have an IV and all. Im SO TERRIFIED of needles that I guess Im thinking that if I have to go through all that I might as well just do it once and have the C section. I mean if the version didnt work Id have to go to the hospital twice, I dont know if I could take the dissapointment... =S Of course Ive got 4 more weeks give or take so he may decide to turn right still. Ill just have to see!!

heathersprk - Thursday, 15 May
Cool thank you SO much for the info on the C section. Its so good to hear this stuff from other women! You never know if Drs will really tell it like it is LOL. Thats amazing your baby turned so late!! Im 34 weeks and my baby has been head down since 20 weeks but just this week he has flipped!!! They are afraid he will stay this way now thus requiring the C section. I never even considered it a possibility... I can deal with it if it happens Ive just got to get my head wrapped around it. Congrats on your pregnancy!!

keyah - Wednesday, 14 May
Thank-you, I am doing my research now. So, far here in houston I have not had much luck. I went on-line to the woman's hospital which I thought would surely have doctors there, and only one popped up. I called him and he will not take my case. Still in search, I almost feel like not telling my doctor when I am in labor so she would have no choice.

Beeccii - Friday, 2 May
The Britax Vigour stroller is made for newborns -40 lbs (I think). Its compatible with the britax companion car seat (a little pricey, but very safe b/c it has side impact protection). There's lots of info and reviews if you google "britax vigour".

lilcbabii - Saturday, 26 April
Heyy I have a low placentia to but mine is moving back up now so Im sure it will be fine... Ive known since I was like 12 weeks the no fun is killing us lol but if you have bleeding thats when you should be concerned...

luvmyboyz - Friday, 25 April
My Neonatologist said I had a low laying placenta at 18 weeks, but when I went back to the Dr at 22 weeks he said it had grown away. Based on what he said it should start growing away from the uterus soon. I know you probably don't want a c-section, but feel blessed for your healthy baby. As far as strollers go, this will be my fourth baby so I have had my share. I don't think more expensive is necessarily better. Check out the higher end Combi, you can get a nice light stroller for $200. Good luck to you!!

Dani1979 - Friday, 25 April
Thank you so much for the advice about the airline situation I will try that.

Beeccii - Friday, 25 April
check out the britax vigour stroller! Its amazing-- and I found it for half off (new) on ebay.

kathy24 - Tuesday, 25 Mar
Congrats on your baby boy! I know what your talking about I already have a son and I wanted a girl so bad and it didn't help that everybody kept telling me its a girl and all the wifes tales said a girl I was really sad. The next morning after the ultra sound I cried for a good 3 hours but now I'm thankful the baby looks healthy.

cjmc2577 - Wednesday, 19 Mar
i still have m/s and when i was pregnant with my son i had m/s till the day i had him. WISHING YOU ALL THE BEST!! i hope it gets better for you.

hotlipsmommy - Wednesday, 5 Mar
some people feel the baby move anywere from 18 to 20 weeks hope this help

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