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wilsonwilson
wilsonwilson is 7 days overdue and is now in week 41
	Age: 30 flirty and thriving Country: UK Province/region: - City: - Partner: Husband, Dave Children: Yes, 2 Pregnant: Yes Due date: 05 Oct ,2008 Occupation: childminder
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A little background
I have two beautiful girls, Krysta 10 and Mollie 3, my husband and I found out we were pregnant sometime in October 2007 and we had a m/c in December our world was shaken but my faith was not. We found out in the beginning of Feb 2008 that we were expecting again and our world was worried and not sure what was going to happen. We are delighted to say we are now in our 13th week and all is going well so far. I did an intelligender test on the 9th March and it said we were having a girl but we will see I will feel better with an u/s confirmation.
I have had the first ultra sound which put us at 8 weeks and 5 days just 3 days behind where I thought I was. I have my next appointment with the midwife on the 23rd April 2008, and then my 20 week scan and then we have booked a private 4D scan in July and am really looking forward to everything. I am easy going and slow at getting more photos up and the time aspect also takes over there lol. I wish all of you ***BABYDUST*** who are trying and ***STICKYDUST*** to those who are pregnant and I wish you all the happiness in the world xoxox

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mandeevicious - Tuesday, 5 August
aww im glad to hear that yr baby is goin' strong nd is well, mine is fine, just the usual kicking nd jerking, haha sometimes i look at my stomach to see kick wave up to the surface, its amusing. how long until yr little one arrives?

Ema uk - Sunday, 3 August
glad to hear everything is good..phew..I knew that you'd be alright..but it's always better to check...good luck..and keep me posted..Xx

mariettap - Sunday, 3 August
I'd love to hear how things go at work. Good luck with your challenge!

mandeevicious - Sunday, 3 August
aww hun i know the kid has it hard but thats not an excuse so he could be kept from normal discipline, you had every right to get mad because it was a natural instinct in defending yrself and most importantly, your developing baby. i hope nothing is wrong and wish you the best for you nd yr precious little one. =]

professorpreggers - Sunday, 3 August
Oh, good! It's so much better to be seen by somebody and then be able to relax about the baby's well being, isn't it? Glad you're ok!

mariettap - Saturday, 2 August
I'm so glad to hear that you're feeling better--I know too well the eerie feelings that come of symptoms that make you wonder about the fate of the very most important thing to you. Distracting, to say the least. I hope you find you are able to strike a balance with this guy that works for both of you. I can see why you'd hesitate to disrupt the continuity in his life, esp since he seems to get so little of that, but it also sounds like you're prepared to give it your best without being unfair to your own needs. Go get 'em!

Cailet - Saturday, 2 August
I'm glad everything is well with you and the baby! That is what is most important. Sometimes it is worth going in just to have the peace of mind of KNOWING that you are ok, instead of having to worry bout it.

It sounds like you are making the right choice concerning the little boy. It's sad that he has so much going on in his life, but you can't keep letting him hurt you.

Sue23 - Saturday, 2 August
Im glad u r ok and things r well

noobailey - Saturday, 2 August
Hi ya ....you have done absolutely the right thing in fact you must be a saint still having him after the broken collar bone incident ...My son isnt violent but is incredibly difficult and spends most of his time with his dad at the moment as being heavily pregnant i really cant cope he plays us up rotten ..and as a mother of a child with special needs who HAS to take responsibility for him this is heart wrenching not seeing my son as much as i would like ..i also fear for our new baby when she comes because of jealously from my son ...he can have mad outburst and take an instant dislike to some children and keep going for them so will have to be careful..in your case you have absoutely every right not to look after this child do not feel bad in the slightest in fact it sounds as though he need more specialised care needs (thats absolutely no disrepect to you what so ever :)) ...glad everything is ok with you and your baby is ok ....do what is absolutely right for YOU and YOUR child this is paramount ..xxxx xxxxx

noobailey - Friday, 1 August
wilsonwilson - get this checked out at the hospital call the ward or the duty midwife ....just to be on the safe side it cant do you any harm to check things ..good luck hope everything is ok xxxx As a mum of a child with special needs i know how difficult it is looking after them ...can you not also have a word withthe parents regarding the childs sudden change in behaviour ..xxx

Cailet - Friday, 1 August
You should lie down for awhile and if the pain does not go away after an hour, call your doctor and tell them what happened and ask their advice. they can tell you if it sounds more like a bruise on your belly causing the pain, or if they think it needs to be checked out. I know you don't want to worry anyone around you, but the stress of you worrying about it is not good for you either! I would also think hard about telling the parents that the child has had so many outbursts lately that you can't watch him anymore. Your safety and your baby's safety has to come first.

sharra - Friday, 1 August
Hey, since I don't know how hard you were bumped, I am not sure what to tell you. If you are very sore, it would not hurt to get assest from a DR over the phone. Can you call your on-call doctor? Other than calling your DR, I would talk to the parents (gaurdian) about the out burst. do you have to watch the child? If you are not safe than you should not watch the child. It is hard to determain what to do without all the varibles. If you are not feeling well from the situation you need to get help including telling your in-laws. Let me know what happens.

Sue23 - Friday, 1 August
If it was me i would get checked out at the hospital or even just ring them explain what happened and explain ya pain and see what they say at least ur mind wil b put 2 rest i just want to also say as ur looking after special need children u might need to keep an eye on who u look after cos u neva know whats gonna happen in a worser situation take care