October 2018 Moms

Randoms 3/2

sorry guys!!! I'm the worst at remembering to start a new one  :# I was not this bad when I worked, oh well! 
DS  12-1-2014
DD 10-29-2016
#3 due 10-13-2018
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Re: Randoms 3/2

  • klpv415klpv415 member
    edited March 2018
    Here's mine: Baby wanted chicken salad. I ate it. Baby now hates chicken salad. :weary::mask:

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  • @jengibre_zorro always eaten meat but have specifically been craving a hot dog lately (which I do not eat often)
  • @chopchop25 but they serve all day breakfast now!!
  • @jengibre_zorro just be prepared for some stomach upset. I know my friend who tried meat after being a vegetarian her whole life struggled with digestion. 
    DS  12-1-2014
    DD 10-29-2016
    #3 due 10-13-2018
  • @hellopartyof5 - yeah, i was wondering how that would sit.  I guess the silver lining is that i feel terrible all the time, so really a hot dog tummy ache would just be a drop in the bucket, lol
  • I’m learning the beauty of buying things second hand. We got the baby a beautiful crib off Facebook marketplace for $100 and today I got a JuJuBe Be Prepared in amazing condition for $40! I’d be so much richer if I hadn’t been so OCD about getting stuff new. 

    Side note: apparently my OCD is only bothered by *me* messing something up. If something comes with scratches or dirty spots, it doesn’t bother me. Who knew?

    E will be 18 on July 24th
    Z was born October 16, 2016
    #3 Due October 9, 2018

    MC - November 29, 2012
    CP - November 15, 2014
    D&C for MMC - October 13, 2015




  • @SawyerRichardson wth!!!! How?

    @krzyriver the used baby market is the best. Used, like new is a real thing. 
  • A buddy of ours was just telling us a similar story. He said he saw her like a month before and commented that he thought she was pregnant but then she opened a beer. Sure enough, a month later she went in for stomach pains and gave birth.

    I would be taking several tests after missing my period for more than one month!
  • @SawyerRichardson My best friend's SIL claims she didn't know she was pregnant TWICE. She had gained a lot of weight and just though she was gassy and somehow "didn't know". They even were on that show! My friend is skeptical (I am too, especially when you look at pictures) and thinks they just didn't want to admit it because they were young at the time (18 or 19 I think). The first time she didn't know til she was in labor and thought it was gas, and the second time it was like 7 or 8 months. *insert biggest eyeroll*
  • Ummm... I’m guessing that those of you who can’t imagine not knowing you’re pregnant haven’t had to deal with PCOS.  Last time I went off birth control, I didn’t get my period back for nearly a year.  Given my current experience with pregnancy, and my distaste for doctors, I probably wouldn’t have gone in to get checked out either.  I finally mentioned my lack of period at my annual exam, and the doctor appropriately followed up. (The first time I mentioned it, the doctor told me I was still young enough to have irregular periods, and no big deal- so I literally went undiagnosed for nearly a decade.)

    And yes- I’m a heavier woman.  I know that I’ll show in a few months because of my build, but think of the women who always carry their weight as if they are pregnant...
  • She said she had a period the whole time so didn't have a reason to think twice about it. Baby is healthy, but she is a smoker so very low birth weight (4 pounds and change).

    Pregnancy is so different person to person, it's amazing.
  • @knottieamusements you’re right. I’ve definitely never dealt with PCOS. I don’t even get period cramps.
  • I have PCOS, but my periods are pretty regular.
  • @cdepperschmidt - I didn’t start getting period cramps until I was in my mid-thirties. I’ve honestly wondered once or twice if I am developing endometriosis since they have gradually gotten worse over the last five years. (There is also a history of it in my family.)  

    The only thing I didn’t like about having PCOS is that when my period arrived, I didn’t know until I went to the bathroom.  I ended up washing out my pants almost every time.  (That said- I also wasn’t trying to get pregnant and I didn’t have some of the more distressing symptoms such as growing a mustache or copious amounts of chest hair.)

    I was actually shocked that I got pregnant my second month of TTC. While my periods have been regular for almost a decade now, I also knew the odds were stacked against me. 
  • I totally get missing a pregnancy right up until when there's movement. Maybe my daughter was extreme, but there is no effing way anyone could claim they didn't notice the kind of dance parties she threw. People could see the movement from across the room.
    ***TW***
    DD born April 2015 after many rounds of IVF and losses.

    After much more of the same...

  • I was honestly shocked I got pregnant during the 4th cycle of my husband and I trying. Between his vascetomy reversal and my PCOS, I was expecting more of a struggle. I'm not complaining though and I'm very thankful.
  • How is it I’m already looking pregnant at not even eight weeks? Hmmm... gotta pull those maternity clothes out sooner than I thought. 
  • @estellegetty Seriously. I ballooned overnight. I spent half the day with my pants unbuttoned. Though I’m sure one big poop and it’d be gone.  :D
  • One of our smoke detectors started chirping. I’m glad I’m about to go to work and can deal with it later.
  • @sammierose464 mine are totally regular as well and only missed twice (not counting pregnancy). Tried for many years and nothing until now. I have the hair everywhere issue and the hard to lose weight issue. Ugh could be worse! 
  • @SweetSweetTooth I was on bc when I was diagnosed, so had been super regular. I'm pretty sure the metformin was what kept me regular when I went off bc.
  • After I was diagnosed, I went on Metformin, cut a bunch of sugar from my diet and started exercising.  My period came back and was regular like clockwork.  I lost a lot of weight, and about three years later, my doctor let me stop taking the Metformin.  I’ve since gained the weight back, but as long as I keep the amount of sugar in my diet reasonable, my periods stay regular. I’m pretty sure though, that even if I had been able to make the lifestyle changes successfully, without the Metformin, my periods would never have evened out.  
  • Happy birthday, @cdepperschmidt!!!


  • stithof said:
    Happy birthday, @cdepperschmidt!!!


    What she said!!!
    DS  12-1-2014
    DD 10-29-2016
    #3 due 10-13-2018
  • Happy birthday!!!
  • Happy birthday!! 
    Me 33 DH 41
    TTC since 2016
    Due: October 12, 2018
    Location: Ontario, Canada

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