Well it finally happened....

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• ns1 member

  March 2014

  lauralou3x3 said:

  I still find it funny how long it takes me to change sides while sleeping. It's like trying to parallel park.

  Yes. This! Switching sides at night is miserable! DH has long ago banished himself to the couch. Now if only the cat would move when I kicked her.
  
  

   

  

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• awc1986 member

  March 2014

  I was walking down some steps today and DH said I was doing a "really pregnant walk" then proceeded to do an impression of said walk. Not funny.

  
  

   

  09/23/11 - Married DH

  04/01/13 - BFP at 4wks

  05/30/13 - MMC - BO @ 12wks 5d

  08/29/13 - BFP @ 4wks 4d

  09/17/13 - 7wks 2d - Normal HB Detected! Baby measuring perfect for dates and positioning!  

  10/23/13 - 12wks 3d - Perfect NT scan! HB 167 & baby wriggling, waving & yawning!

  12/17/13 - 20wks 2 d - We're having a beautiful baby girl! Go Team Pink!

  05/03/14 - Bobbie Gloria was born at 39+6 weighing 6lb 14oz!

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• spacepotatoes member

  March 2014 edited March 2014

  amroke said:

  amroke said:

  Wow, maybe I'm just lucky in my pregnancy but I don't get not being able to go to the grocery store or get out of bed without help. Sure, I avoid lifting anything too heavy, but it's usually pretty easy to pack grocery bags so they're a manageable weight.

  Oh, you must be doing crossfit, right?

  
  

  No, seriously, you're in your third trimester. I'm assuming at this point you've heard of SPD, sciatic nerve pain, pelvic pressure, etc. I myself have a lovely inguinal hernia. So that is great that you are a pregnant unicorn and don't "get" other women being in pain, or how frustrating it can be to struggle to complete day to day tasks. 

  Being able to lift a bag of groceries and get out of bed on one's own at 28-32 weeks pregnant is the norm. I am not a "unicorn." If you cannot do these things because you have a particularly difficult pregnancy then I'm very sorry.

  I'm not having a "difficult" pregnancy and still find it a challenge sometimes. According to you, I'm not normal and am doing it wrong? Awesome.
  
  If you cannot relate to anything being discussed in a thread, the bolded is really all you need to say. Or just say nothing. Everything else makes you sound like a jerk.
  

  

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• Tnpeach member

  March 2014 edited March 2014

  DH, DD, and I went to Walmart the other day, and DD asked if I wanted to ride in the cart.

  Eta pictures are hard.

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• Tnpeach member

  March 2014

  Gah! Maybe it will work this time...

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• lauralou3x3 member

  March 2014

  Tnpeach said:

  Gah! Maybe it will work this time...

  I'm afraid if you got in, you wouldn't be able to get out... Then we would have a stuck Peach!

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• sopsongbird member

  March 2014

  ljbreck said:

  *snip*
  
  He goes with me to shop and very nicely offers to pickup anything I drop (anyone else have the dropsies/butterfingers syndrome going on?).
  *snip*
  

  Every time DH and I go shopping, I usually end up dropping something (mainly coupons). So DH laughs and says, "Well, there goes that coupon!" At least we can laugh about it despite how frustrating it is.

  In memory of the angel babies that were too perfect for Earth.

  
  

  
  

  
  

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• hfooter member

  March 2014

  amroke said:

  kimberlykl2009 said:

  
  

  amroke said:

  
  

  Wow, maybe I'm just lucky in my pregnancy but I don't get not being able to go to the grocery store or get out of bed without help. Sure, I avoid lifting anything too heavy, but it's usually pretty easy to pack grocery bags so they're a manageable weight.

  
  

  Oh, you must be doing crossfit, right?

  
  

  No, seriously, you're in your third trimester. I'm assuming at this point you've heard of SPD, sciatic nerve pain, pelvic pressure, etc. I myself have a lovely inguinal hernia. So that is great that you are a pregnant unicorn and don't "get" other women being in pain, or how frustrating it can be to struggle to complete day to day tasks. 

  Being able to lift a bag of groceries and get out of bed on one's own at 28-32 weeks pregnant is the norm. I am not a "unicorn." If you cannot do these things because you have a particularly difficult pregnancy then I'm very sorry.
  
  
  
  
  Who are you and where did you come from. Go back please, because you are annoying.
  

  
  

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• 1sttimemomma2013 member

  March 2014

  I'm a first time mom. I'm glad to hear that this tired is normal. Only 9 more weeks....

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• dakota01 member

  March 2014

  Thanks for laughs- I can totally relate!
  
  Rolling over- I have to grab the headboard to hoist my round ol' bump over!
  
  Grocery shopping... I dread it!!! I usually have to take one or all of my kids and let me tell you that is super fun!! Sometimes things get dropped and it is a well choreographed dance that lets me bend over and pick it up without 1: falling off balance and 2: not showing my butt crack. 
  
  I am no wuss- but it is pretty damn uncomfortable to maneuver a cart around the grocery store while feeling like you just got kicked hard in the crotch...
  

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• MrsT2008 member

  March 2014

  Yesterday I said we needed to go food shopping and MH asked if I wanted to go (I used to like to get out of the house alone). As I was stuck on the couch with my belly, I shot him a look and was like "uhh, no. You go". My SPD is getting bad and it hurts to walk! Plus I drop things and can't pick them up. And can't lean all the way into the cart.

  AVT - 12.2.11
  
  
  LCT - 5.15.14 ~ 9lbs, 22.5 inches
  
  

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