March 2014 Moms

FFFC

I can't believe nobody started this yet. Let's hear 'em ladies.

Unless you're talking about your gross sheets. No one wants to hear about that ;)




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  • I'll confess- I'm ungrateful. I'm annoyed that someone went on amazon, apparently couldn't even bother to look at my amazon registry, and bought and mailed to me two gifts that I think are rather useless. A battery-operated toy (I HATE battery toys! Not only are they annoying, but batteries are so bad for the environment and difficult to dispose properly!) and a PURPLE baby outfit. Maybe that's our fault since we weren't announcing the gender, but... My baby boy isn't going to wear a purple outfit. Thanks for... Two gifts that I'm likely never going to use?
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  • I am reading TB on my iPad instead of paying attention to my Webex/conference call... Oops!


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  • My school is doing a Saturday School testing intervention day tomorrow and I'm not going. I made copies of work for another teacher to go over with my kids but I don't want to be here and I'm using my 3D ultrasound as an excuse. I could totally come in for the first session and then leave for the appointment at 11 but if rather sleep in!
  • WickedNE said:

    This is a super lame FCC but I'm sitting in my pj's eating Doritos and watching Saved By the Bell instead of getting dressed to run errands.

    Since it's so lame, I'll flame you :D
    Geeze get off your A and go get dressed! Put down the Doritos, and get your errands done. I can't believe you!

    PS- I'm mostly jealous of the Doritos. Ranch or nacho cheese?
    I deserve to be flamed for being so lame. ;) And the Doritos are spicy sweet chili.
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    PS- I'm mostly jealous of the Doritos. Ranch or nacho cheese?

    I deserve to be flamed for being so lame. ;) And the Doritos are spicy sweet chili.
    AAAHH those are my favorite! Maybe we could have a lameo "we're completely unproductive" party today.

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  • @ BoogieMonster629 - I actually wanted to call out a poster on something she posted this week but didn't have the heart to cause she took a bit of a virtual call out last week.
  • B2B.2010 said:
    I went to the gym and walked two miles! But then drove through McDs for mcgriddles and a hashbrown and basically undid everything:)
    MMMMMM MCGRIDDLE !!  That's usually my fri morning treat on my drive into work, but I just had egg whites this morning I'm trying to be better !!

     

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  • My OB seems like she's a little induction happy. She said yesterday that he seems like he's on the bigger side and I'm now measuring two weeks ahead, whereas last week I was right on track. She moved up my growth ultrasound from 38w to 36w and said now that I'm on insulin she'll want to induce in the 39th week, if not before.

    I know I should probably ask more questions and push back, but part of me is really okay with this. I'm so ready to be done. The anxiety over my blood sugar is getting overwhelming.
    I don't think any doctor will let an insulin dependent diabetic go past 39 weeks.  Definitely sounds like the norm to me.
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  • ceh789 said:

    So I think I've mentioned on here our issues with my mom's dog - he bites people.  6 bites in the past year.  I've been trying to help her get help, manage the situation and/or accept that he needed to be put down for at least a year now, really more like 2-3 years.  Anyhow, Wed night she called and said she was ready to have him euthanized and would I take him because she couldn't do it (emotionally, couldn't be the one to bring him).  I jumped in the car, drove out to her house and spent the night to keep her from changing her mind, brought him in first thing yesterday and got it done, then spent the day yesterday reassuring her that she made the right decision and had done everything possible first etc etc.


    I have several related confessions.

    1). I love dogs, but I don't feel sad about this dog that I've known as part of my family for over 10 years, I just feel relieved that it's over.  I am so emotionally exhausted from the ordeal of trying to get my mother to face reality, getting accused of wanting to "kill her dog", taking PTO to go with them to the vet or behaviorist etc.  I just am completely tapped out of energy for this issue that I can't find it in me to grieve this poor animal.

    2) I don't think my mother did everything she could have, and I think she is directly responsible for his poor behavior and ultimately for him being put down.  She created the problem by spoiling this dog rotten and giving him NO training to speak of ever (he was never even properly housebroken FFS) then she threw money at the aggression problem by bringing in behaviorists and trainers and putting him on medication but spent absolutely no time at all on the in-home exercises they supposedly were working on, and she lied to the trainers and vets about it.  She also refused to confine him from children and visitors.

    3) If she ever tries to adopt another animal I'll call the breeder and convince them not to let her do it.  If she succeeds anyway I will steal it if I have to and find it a proper home.
    Some people just shouldn't be pet owners!

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  • babylimas said:
    @Momstheword83 - Spicy sweet chili Doritos are the best.

    I have one this week, but maybe it's a UO instead. I think overly gendered things for babies and little kids, like NB sized onesies for boys that say "tough like daddy" or "lock up your daughters" are awful. My newborn is not tough and there is no need to sexualize a child...that is just ridiculous. I guess the confession part would be that I roll my eyes at the people who find these things cute.

    I agree with that mostly. I hate anything that says the boy is handsome or going to get all the ladies. But I'm really loving the tough boy ones right now. My little boy is tough - we call him our tough guy, but that has to do with his medical issues. So of course he has a couple outfits that call him that. :)
    That's a good point. I can agree that "tough guy" things for a little fighter like your baby boy are pretty cute. It would be great if there were similar "tough girl" things for baby girls who overcome medical issues, too!
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  • My OB seems like she's a little induction happy. She said yesterday that he seems like he's on the bigger side and I'm now measuring two weeks ahead, whereas last week I was right on track. She moved up my growth ultrasound from 38w to 36w and said now that I'm on insulin she'll want to induce in the 39th week, if not before.

    I know I should probably ask more questions and push back, but part of me is really okay with this. I'm so ready to be done. The anxiety over my blood sugar is getting overwhelming.
    I don't think any doctor will let an insulin dependent diabetic go past 39 weeks.  Definitely sounds like the norm to me.
    And if it makes you feel better @legallyginger - my doctor is not induction happy, my baby is measuring way behind and tiny, and needs to stay in the womb as absolutely long as possible for lung development for his heart condition, and they are inducing me in the 39th week. Similar to you (though for different reasons), there is too high a risk of the placenta breaking down after 40 weeks. Gotta do what you gotta do!
  • @legallyginger initially, I thought my practice must be induction happy too when they told me I couldn't go past 39 weeks with chronic hypertension even if it is controlled with medication. Since then I've done some independent research on the question and ended up asking why we couldn't induce at 38 weeks instead :) I'd look into it if I were you - the statistics on fetal mortality between 38-40 weeks for chronic HTN people were a real wake up call to me, and I believe insulin dependent diabetics face similar risks.


  • My OB seems like she's a little induction happy. She said yesterday that he seems like he's on the bigger side and I'm now measuring two weeks ahead, whereas last week I was right on track. She moved up my growth ultrasound from 38w to 36w and said now that I'm on insulin she'll want to induce in the 39th week, if not before.

    I know I should probably ask more questions and push back, but part of me is really okay with this. I'm so ready to be done. The anxiety over my blood sugar is getting overwhelming.
    I don't think any doctor will let an insulin dependent diabetic go past 39 weeks.  Definitely sounds like the norm to me.


    That's good to know. My OB is a little (okay a lot) flaky and didn't take the time to explain things to me. I am terrible at thinking of what questions to ask.
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  • I looked up natural induction techniques. The thought of 9ish more weeks was killing me. 


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  • I seriously feel like crying right now...or banging my head into the wall.  I've been doing this job since May (though with the company for almost 8 years).  Training was difficult because my trainer is Asian and speak very broken English.  I know speaking a language that isn't your first must be difficult, but it's like she doesn't even try to pronounce things, she'll just start the word and mutter the rest of it.  It makes learning a new job very very difficult when you're not even being told the correct words and information.

    Anyway, it was a rough month or so, but I got it down and everything has been mostly fine.  I do it all on my own with an occasional question here and there.  But right now I'm learning something new that is only done this time of year.  She barely knows how to do it, so she's trying to train me and it's a nightmare.  The job procedures are terrible and I literally have no clue what I am doing.  I really dread having to do this on my own next year. 

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  • edited January 2014
    A while ago when we were discussing when I wanted to have my shower my MIL said she needed to plan it around her Florida trip that she takes every February. I made the statement that you never know, she may come early. MIL then said "you don't plan on going early, do you?", as if I am able to plan on when I have her. She still planned her trip anyways. Although, I don't want LO to come before she is ready I secretly hope she comes while my MIL is in Florida so I can say told you so.

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  • My OB seems like she's a little induction happy. She said yesterday that he seems like he's on the bigger side and I'm now measuring two weeks ahead, whereas last week I was right on track. She moved up my growth ultrasound from 38w to 36w and said now that I'm on insulin she'll want to induce in the 39th week, if not before.

    I know I should probably ask more questions and push back, but part of me is really okay with this. I'm so ready to be done. The anxiety over my blood sugar is getting overwhelming.
    I don't think any doctor will let an insulin dependent diabetic go past 39 weeks.  Definitely sounds like the norm to me.
    Well this scares the crap outta me.  I just started insulin this week and have my 1st appt with the OB on 2/3 (had been seeing MW's til they put me on insulin, then they told me once that happened MW for me is no more). I really really really DON'T want to be induced.  This sucks.
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  • My OB seems like she's a little induction happy. She said yesterday that he seems like he's on the bigger side and I'm now measuring two weeks ahead, whereas last week I was right on track. She moved up my growth ultrasound from 38w to 36w and said now that I'm on insulin she'll want to induce in the 39th week, if not before.

    I know I should probably ask more questions and push back, but part of me is really okay with this. I'm so ready to be done. The anxiety over my blood sugar is getting overwhelming.
    I don't think any doctor will let an insulin dependent diabetic go past 39 weeks.  Definitely sounds like the norm to me.
    That's good to know. My OB is a little (okay a lot) flaky and didn't take the time to explain things to me. I am terrible at thinking of what questions to ask.

    Yeah I wasn't aware until a month or so ago.  I guess my confession is I am not bummed about being induced.  I like knowing when my last day of work will be (assuming she doesn't come earlier on her own), I like knowing MH and I can have a last date night the weekend before just the two of us, and driving to the hospital calm and collected (mostly) rather than in pain and scared.

    I've already done the "rush to the hospital in the middle of the night" in labor thing and I'm looking forward to it being different this time.  I am a little worried about the actual induction, but at the same time I've just been pushing it out of my head and saying, "it will be fine" (ignorance is bliss).

    I completely agree on being over GD though.  I'm sick of it....I'm sick of being worried about my bloodsugar and how it's affecting LO, I'm sick of packing meals and snacks everyday, I'm sick of poking my finger 4 times a day, I'm sick of constantly getting my rx's filled because nothing ever runs out at the same time...it's syringes this week, test strips the next, etc.  I know some people deal with it their whole lives, and I do plan to get healthier and lose weight after the baby comes so I can hopefully avoid type II, but at least then when my actions don't affect my baby, I feel like there could be a little more wiggle room in my diet for a cheat here and there than what there is right now. 

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