Thinking of you today! hope all is well xxnot sure yet, they’re going to call me this morning.
@Tui yes I was hoping they might be able to check today with a urine sample. Fingers crossed.
Thinking of you today! hope all is well xxnot sure yet, they’re going to call me this morning.
@Tui yes I was hoping they might be able to check today with a urine sample. Fingers crossed.
Hope you scan goes well today Kit xxMorning all, feeling very sick this morning after not feeling sick yesterday so hoping that’s a good sign.
I’m wondering if I maybe have a kidney infection? I’m going to ask today. I used to be prone to them and I’m wondering if dehydration may have caused one and is causing this horrible lower back ache.
I think it’s all pretty normal, Iv had backache from around 20 weeks too and it was around the same time my bump started to be really noticeable, it will be stretching pains and the baby getting bigger. I always notice my bump gets bigger after a few days of cramp and painsMorning hope everyone is OK, not posted on here in a while @Kitt hope all goes well today.
I'm 19+2 today and the last few days it's felt like my bump has started to pop... Its gone from feeling like I've just put on a few pounds to more of a taut, firmer bump. At the same time my hips and lower back suddenly feel like they've aged 30 years and are so, so achey, it also feels like I'm getting vague period cramps here and there and my lower stomach is a bit tender . Is it normal for all this to happen so suddenly? I'm normally a side sleeper anyway so my sleep positions have not really changed as I know that can be a factor. I'm just thinking if I'm this achey now how am I going to cope in 3rd trimester! I'm usually normal weight and fairly active (work out around 3 times a week plus walks).
Also a bit anxious as I've felt no movement yet (although I don't know if I have an anterior placenta, will ask at my 20 week scan next week).
Will be thinking of you! Hope all goes well xxScan at 12:30. Think good thoughts.
I didn’t feel any movement until I was 20 weeks, completely normal. I’m 25 weeks now and she doesn’t stop!Morning hope everyone is OK, not posted on here in a while @Kitt hope all goes well today.
I'm 19+2 today and the last few days it's felt like my bump has started to pop... Its gone from feeling like I've just put on a few pounds to more of a taut, firmer bump. At the same time my hips and lower back suddenly feel like they've aged 30 years and are so, so achey, it also feels like I'm getting vague period cramps here and there and my lower stomach is a bit tender . Is it normal for all this to happen so suddenly? I'm normally a side sleeper anyway so my sleep positions have not really changed as I know that can be a factor. I'm just thinking if I'm this achey now how am I going to cope in 3rd trimester! I'm usually normal weight and fairly active (work out around 3 times a week plus walks).
Also a bit anxious as I've felt no movement yet (although I don't know if I have an anterior placenta, will ask at my 20 week scan next week).
That all sounds fairly normal to me. I think some weeks there is more growth and so you feel those aches and pains much more, but then they die down again for a few weeksMorning hope everyone is OK, not posted on here in a while @Kitt hope all goes well today.
I'm 19+2 today and the last few days it's felt like my bump has started to pop... Its gone from feeling like I've just put on a few pounds to more of a taut, firmer bump. At the same time my hips and lower back suddenly feel like they've aged 30 years and are so, so achey, it also feels like I'm getting vague period cramps here and there and my lower stomach is a bit tender . Is it normal for all this to happen so suddenly? I'm normally a side sleeper anyway so my sleep positions have not really changed as I know that can be a factor. I'm just thinking if I'm this achey now how am I going to cope in 3rd trimester! I'm usually normal weight and fairly active (work out around 3 times a week plus walks).
Also a bit anxious as I've felt no movement yet (although I don't know if I have an anterior placenta, will ask at my 20 week scan next week).
I'm 33 weeks now and my hips are awful.Morning hope everyone is OK, not posted on here in a while @Kitt hope all goes well today.
I'm 19+2 today and the last few days it's felt like my bump has started to pop... Its gone from feeling like I've just put on a few pounds to more of a taut, firmer bump. At the same time my hips and lower back suddenly feel like they've aged 30 years and are so, so achey, it also feels like I'm getting vague period cramps here and there and my lower stomach is a bit tender . Is it normal for all this to happen so suddenly? I'm normally a side sleeper anyway so my sleep positions have not really changed as I know that can be a factor. I'm just thinking if I'm this achey now how am I going to cope in 3rd trimester! I'm usually normal weight and fairly active (work out around 3 times a week plus walks).
Also a bit anxious as I've felt no movement yet (although I don't know if I have an anterior placenta, will ask at my 20 week scan next week).
I hear you! Mine are exactly the same. 27 weeks Saturday and I’m like an old lady getting out of bed first thing til they come around a bit!I'm 33 weeks now and my hips are awful.
Before they'd just ache and hurt if I laid on that side for too long, then I'd turn over and the other side would start to hurt so roll back over again
But now... By the time the other one is hurting, the other one hasn't stopped hurting yet.
And they just ache all day from my hip down the sides of my legs!
Absolutely. Best feeling in the world I’m literally counting down the days until she’s in my arms and the thought of seeing my partner hold his first child, his baby girl for the first time honest to god melts my heart I could cry now thinking about it. Even at the moment when he just feels her kick in my belly it makes me well up. He’s been an amazing step dad to my son and to watch him become a daddy is the best.All these aches and pains will be worth it ladies when we have our little ones here
Ahhh that's really sweet! Such a lovely thing to hear my husband really struggled when our son was born but he's so good with him now he's a toddler, hoping he's okay this time.round now he's used to what a massive change its going to be xxAbsolutely. Best feeling in the world I’m literally counting down the days until she’s in my arms and the thought of seeing my partner hold his first child, his baby girl for the first time honest to god melts my heart I could cry now thinking about it. Even at the moment when he just feels her kick in my belly it makes me well up. He’s been an amazing step dad to my son and to watch him become a daddy is the best.
Ohhhh me and my husband nearly broke up when our son was born. He really struggled. Worked away and home weekends so I was very much set in my ways which wouldn't have helped. A year on and he finally spoke to me about it and he had PND amongst other things. He is amazing now but I hope its the same when baby 2 is hereAhhh that's really sweet! Such a lovely thing to hear my husband really struggled when our son was born but he's so good with him now he's a toddler, hoping he's okay this time.round now he's used to what a massive change its going to be xx
I’ve booked a private scan for today will keep you updatedI was convinced this was gonna happen to me
When I was waiting for my 20 week scan I overheard a lady telling someone that she’d been told girl at a private scan, but then had just been told it was a boy at the nhs one.
Ahhh we were the same, I told him I thought he has PND and to go to the drs for help but he wouldn't, he would really struggle and randomly cry,Ohhhh me and my husband nearly broke up when our son was born. He really struggled. Worked away and home weekends so I was very much set in my ways which wouldn't have helped. A year on and he finally spoke to me about it and he had PND amongst other things. He is amazing now but I hope its the same when baby 2 is here
It's hard isn't it, I never heard of men having PND before getting pregnant everything is always based on the woman/child I do think there should be more awareness and groups for men as it must be hard especially if the woman is breastfeeding my husband would just break down and cry it was awful, fingers crossed for both of us this time will be different for our partnersxxOhhhh me and my husband nearly broke up when our son was born. He really struggled. Worked away and home weekends so I was very much set in my ways which wouldn't have helped. A year on and he finally spoke to me about it and he had PND amongst other things. He is amazing now but I hope its the same when baby 2 is here