thought it was mine!
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mate the same as the wife she had both prem but all was fine in the end.Take it day by day mate good luck
Optimus Prime
Well-Known Member
best of luck to you and yours with this fanny old chap. harrowing times, I know, have a little faith in whatever you believe in, and good old mother nature.
thoughts with you.
thoughts with you.
ask her consultant. thats why she has one.
best wishes
yu have a much better way with words, Pikey - but basically the same thing
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GRATCH
HUGE MEMBER
There is a good chance that this will cause your pregosaur to go into premature labour if she sees it, though.
My sentiments, I have had a day working in a loft- had I of been there it would have been a cut the **** conversation.
jamesmartin
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fanatic i do hope as a parent myself stuff goes your way
**** man hope all goes ok. She's due about a week after my missus, so guessing she's about 30 weeks? The injections are to make baby's lungs work better if born early, and as she's 30 weeks ish they'll be working ok already - my first was born at 29 weeks, she had the injections as her waters broke but didnt stop themselves like they should, and he came out a strong little bugger - you wouldnt think it to look at him now that he was the length of my forearm when he was born!
Good luck to you and your missus mate.
Good luck to you and your missus mate.
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[JP]
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Hoo my barfday is 2nd Sept anorl So she's in Great company.
and my burpday is on the 30th of September!
She has a marble sized lump in her bladder, so couple of weeks and it is two corticosteroid injections to bring on the babies lung function 24 hours apart and an operation to remove the cyst,tumour or whatever it is.
She is feeling drained(mostly from lack of sleep in hospital) not allowed to do lifting etc.
Be glad to have her home as although she has her moments-I miss her and the fact she doesn't want to say how she is feeling until hours later makes it difficult.
I know she is scared of the operation and scared for our unborn child- hopefully it will all go smoothly.
I'm home alone drinking beer after cooking a roast chicken that my mum and step dad came to eat with me.
I appreciate the advice and kind words, I'm relaxed and chilled but slightly concerned obviously.
Pikey
Dummy Ejection Facilitator..
Knowing you You've probably left her the dishes to do when she gets home :doh:
Got me fingers crossed for ya..
No I loaded the dishwasher and mother decided to serve the roast I prepared and cooked-so I opened a beer and let her get on with it!
*minty*
Well-Known Member
She has a marble sized lump in her bladder, so couple of weeks and it is two corticosteroid injections to bring on the babies lung function 24 hours apart and an operation to remove the cyst,tumour or whatever it is.
She is feeling drained(mostly from lack of sleep in hospital) not allowed to do lifting etc.
Be glad to have her home as although she has her moments-I miss her and the fact she doesn't want to say how she is feeling until hours later makes it difficult.
I know she is scared of the operation and scared for our unborn child- hopefully it will all go smoothly.
I'm home alone drinking beer after cooking a roast chicken that my mum and step dad came to eat with me.
thinkin of you all fan
