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Freckles View Member Profile	28/09/2012, 09:26 AM Post #1
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New thread time ladies. Old thread is here. Emma

Jaynen81 View Member Profile	28/09/2012, 10:03 AM Post #2
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Gold!

emmy-g View Member Profile	28/09/2012, 10:47 AM Post #3
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Silver

HOPE6 View Member Profile	28/09/2012, 11:02 AM Post #4
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BRONZE!!!!

little lion View Member Profile	28/09/2012, 11:18 AM Post #5
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Booby prize for me? Hope: enjoy your holiday! Emmy: that's cool your dad is an ob. I imagine I'd drive my dad mad with questions if he were an ob! Hehe. PCM, jaynen, gaia, super fruity and my other lovelies, hope you're going well. I see my ob this arvo - visits are now weekly, which to me a few months ago signalled the really exciting part of pregnancy! I feel so many emotions: amazement that in a few weeks we will be parents; a bit of anxiety about birth; achy due to pelvic girdle issues (I feel like I'm in the body of a 50 year old).

porkchop's mama View Member Profile	28/09/2012, 11:34 AM Post #6
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Hello little lion! I know how you feel about the change in appt frequency. I'm going to my last monthly appt in few weeks before going to fortnightly and it all seemed like such a huge milestone at the beginning. I'm achy as, only 27 weeks! I walk like an old lady.... Bubs is kicking daily but some days more active than others. Anyone else notice this? If you're in NSW, have a lovely long weekend! I'm so looking forward to it. XXX

Blue cup View Member Profile	30/09/2012, 01:09 PM Post #7
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Hi ladies, I just wanted to pop in and say a quick hello. We've just come back from our babymoon - it was so nice, im a bit sad to be home! I'm looking forward to catching up on what everyones been doing while i was away. Be back for personals in a day or two when ive caught up

Jaynen81 View Member Profile	02/10/2012, 08:51 PM Post #8
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Hi Ladies, just wanted to share that its a GIRL!!! so excited, the scan went really well and baby was moving around so cute! xo

little lion View Member Profile	02/10/2012, 10:57 PM Post #9
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Yay! That's fab news jaynen. Blue cup I look forward to hearing about your baby moon. PCM I'm happy I'm not the only one feeling so old physically. Physio is helping me to a degree, as is easing up on the physical activity. Yes until around 30 weeks I felt baby's movements differed day to day. Once I called my Ob to go in for an extra scan as I was concerned. I totally recommend doing it if you feel concerned. After about 30 weeks he has settled into a definite pattern e.g. I could tell you that 6pm and 9pm are typical times of crazy movements. As for me: I am trying to plough through my list of things to do. I'm almost done packing my hospital bag. Tomorrow I will begin washing the 0000 and 000 baby clothes, squee!!!

emmy-g View Member Profile	03/10/2012, 10:46 AM Post #10
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Congrats Jaynen! Such beautiful news Good luck to Hope who is having her ultrasound today AFM- into my 10th week and my anxiety levels are out of control... I'm so scared that we will lose this little bubble Did any of you ladies buy or rent a fetal heart rate Doppler? I'm considering it for peace of mind.. I feel like I'm going to self combust with nervousness

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