Family Forum / Pregnancy / Pregnancy / January 2008

I heard a trailer for this and was intrigued, it's a true story called
"Waiting for Daisy", it must be abridged, I don't know how it ends, so
far the eventual mother had been through cancer, a partial molar
pregnancy, infertility, miscarriage. I was cautious about posting it as

    Crash, who has no children, does have a question he will not ask his
girlfriend, mother, or anyone else in person; he is too easy to embarrass.
I am writing a post-apocalyptic story that I am trying to keep as realistic
as possible but I have a sticking point and my Google Fu has ...

Thank you to all for your support thru this ordeal. I am writing from
hospital having had emergency surgery last night.
My u/s was supposed to be today, but after feeling dizzy, with a pain
in my shoulder/neck and some shortness of breath, I called the gyn who

Hello I am 28 weeks pregnant and I just wanted to see how many other
mothers to be are out there!

I posted a brief birth story here right after getting home, but I
finished writing the full one for my blog a couple of weeks back & just
remembered that I meant to post the link here for anyone who's
interested.  It's at

My daughter and fiancé have finally set the "big day" but now comes
the fun part of helping the control freak plan the wedding. The
control freak being my daughter.
Now don't get me wrong, I'm really looking forward to helping my

I am a father of a 19 month baby. I just designed a reminder/ticker to
help new parents to prevent baby from bad milk.
Some babies are playing while being fed with bottle and the milk in
the bottle  turn bad in an hour. The busy parents may ignore it.

Full Time/Part Time/Work from Home/ No Investment Only Income Rs 1000-
5000 per day/ Biweekly Pymnt! Yes Every 15 days! START TODAY
Requirement:
a) Need a PC & a Broadband Connection

To my surprise my period still hasn't arrived, I was exceedingly
irritable yesterday and assumed it was PMT, but the irritable has
passed, giving way to extreme exhaustion, I have narcolepsy, so feeling
very tired at spots in the day is par for the course for me, but they

I'm usually not one to wallow in self-pity, and both DH and I have
always tried to focus on the positive - our motto has been "We're
lucky in our bad luck", but both of us have kind of been hit with a
feeling of "Why can't we get this to work easily?"

My period arrived this morning, I thought when it did arrive I'd have
some emotion, but I didn't know whether it would be positive or
negative, oddly enough I'm not feeling any emotion either way, the only
thought was bother it for coming today, which was scheduled to be my

if a person drinks their own urine (strictly under advice of their
doctor), will it help the child be "normal" and free of diseases.
Will it help develop a healthier child, or will the fetus suffer
unnecessarily.

Have you found that since you've been a mum simple things please you more?
Today I:
Finished the washing
Matched up the odd socks that have been driving me nuts

Does anyone happen to know what might be the usual advice for if you
have had postnatal depression, but then have gone on to have another
pregnancy and not have any depression afterwards.
The standard for the first pregnancy following postnatal depression

Well, tonight was the second night in a row that Jessie wouldn't settle.
Every time she fell asleep, she'd wake up the minute we put her in the
cot...  We wanted to knock it on the head asap, as last night I ended up
walking her in the buggy at half 11 out of sheer desperation.