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Meet my new friend

Friday, February 10

Hi guys, this is a non-sewing related post so you might want to stop reading now if you don't fancy a bit of a downer on this bright and cheerful Friday morning( the weather is actually horrible, but never mind).

I had a long day on Wednesday, 3 appointments with various people at the hospital. A midwife, a physiotherapist, and a consultant.

The midwife was optimistic (yay!!). Everything was okay with the growth, heartbeat and movements of the future co-heir of the Dibs Family millions



The physiotherapist was really nice, and she gave me a gift. My new friend.



The consultant was all smiles when she came to call for me, and had to come looking again when I did not energetically sprint after her. The look on her face was PRICELESS!! A cross between shock and sympathy, but more of shock I think. I was using my new gift you see.

A couple of questions and an examination later, she set up an appointment for me with an anaesthetist. See where this is leading to? Well apparently, young Master Dibs will have to be brought into this world earlier than expected because of my condition.





So in a couple of days, I shall be back at the hospital, to have an adult discussion, and some tests I think, with Monsieur ou Madame Anaesthetist about drugs...oohhh, how exciting...NOT!!

36 comments:

  1. I was wondering how you were getting on! Good luck with the appointment and the adult discussion. I hope the new friend is helping you and that you aren't in too much pain. I am thinking of you!

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    1. Thanks Debbie. my new friend is helping.at least now I don't have to wake mr.Dibs up at night to escort me to the bathroom. lol

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  2. Oh dear Dibs! So sorry to hear you are suffering, but I'm glad all's well with the baby. I hope it all works out well for you, please keep us posted!xx

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  3. Oh my dear, I'm so sorry. I really hope that they will help you get to feeling better soon though. Very glad to hear that the "future co-heir of the Dibs millions" is doing well though :) Praying for you.

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    1. Thanks Montana. I have to admit the NHS has been brillant, so no complaints there.

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    1. tell me about it. on the plus side,I don't have long to go now.

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  5. Ooo dear, I hope it's not too painful for you. But really glad to hear your baby is progressing well.

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    1. hihihihi. As baby grows bigger, my pain increases.

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  6. I am keeping you guys in my thoughts, Dibs.

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  7. Oh dear my dear - I do hope you are not in too much pain. SO glad to hear that little Noah is doing fine. Just you look after yourself and get plenty of rest. I prescribe a chocolate treat!

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    1. Noted. I shall send a text to Mr.Dibs now to bring me a chocolate treat on his way home. I'm thinking white chocolate cookies from Millie's Cookies with some hagen daaz fudge cake. Ahhh, I feel better already,

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  8. I've only just started reading your blog but I just wanted to send you my best wishes. Lots of sewing magazines and the odd cupcake would be my prescription! Take care of yourself. x

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    1. Thanks so much. The odd cupcake? Surely you jest. I will should be having at least a cupcake a day.lol

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  9. hi hun, wishing all the best and hope to visit you soon!

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    1. Yeah hope you can come hun. It'll be nice to see you. Let me know when you are free.

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  10. Oh boy... you're in my thoughts and prayers!

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  11. Glad you have a new friend to help you get around, I hope it's helping and I hope you're taking it easy and letting yourself rest. Good luck with the last appointments. You'll be in my prayers.

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  12. Hi Dibbs,
    I am so sorry to hear of having to have your"friend".Know, this is discouraging for you..Remember, it will get better.
    Please know, I am praying for you, baby Noah, and Mr. Dibbs too.. Know God is with you and when you go for the consult ..He will be with you.. And help you through this.. May each day be easier for you.
    Pray that the pain will be easier and baby Noah will continue to grow and do well. May God be with you.

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  13. Oh no Dibs, that's not good, but at least you have a new friend to help. Thinking of you all and hoping you'll all keep safe and sound.
    Take care.

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    1. Thanks Nikki, and I'm glad you've settled in nicely.

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  14. Oh Dibs, my thoughts are with you... all good wishes,I have my fingers and toes crossed for you as I write... I so hope everything turns out as well as possible for you both next week.
    Debbie B

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    1. Thanks Debbie. ahem..... you will have to teach me how to type with my fingers crossed lol.

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  15. O Dibs, when I saw the picture of "your new friend" on my phone's small screen's browser I couldn't tell what it was, & thought it might be some kind of hem marker ! How far out was that (especially as I know you're maybe dreaming more about sewing than being able to do it so much). Hopefully it is helping you lots & taking the strain for you. All the best with the appointment, & the consolation is that you're nearly there now - even closer than you thought. Glad all brilliant with Noah too xx

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    1. It really is helping me. I used to walk all bent double, which used to hurt my back as well,but with this, I walk more upright. Not really straight, but better than before.

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  16. Oh I really feel for you Dibs, you've had a difficult pregnancy. My first baby had to come early because of a condition I had - it was awful at the time but the end result was SO worth all the pain and misery. xx

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    1. Thanks Jane. I keep thinking of the end result, and it keeps me strong. I whinge alot less now though...lol

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  17. I feel for you! I had SPD too and was in a brace for my last trimester. Would cry sitting in a cafe - which someone had to drive me to and drop me off at the door. Does it sound too trite to say it is all worth it? I had drugs too and they were great - recommend very highly.

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  18. Thanks Rachel. I get really frustrated sometimes too, like when I got stuck in the middle of the road once, and could not take another step, and cars had to wait patiently for me to gather my broken body together and push on. lol.

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    1. I know exactly what you mean - I went from being very active and walking lots for exercise and doing lots of social activities to almost being house-bound. Mine did go away after I gave birth though - I have my fingers and toes crossed that yours does too. xx

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  19. Ugh. I also suffered from this in both my pregnancies, so I can understand what u r going through. Remember the crutches are your friend. Take care, if I can answer any questions for you feel free to contact me

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