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@rubyred wrote:
the stiches in the foofie!
PMLLLLLLL @ ‘foofie’ :lol: :lol:
Ah…..memories :shock:
Btw – hello and welcome to JC :D
@rubyred wrote:
not to mention the pains while carrying a baby for near 10 months (40 weeks) the stiches in the foofie! the piles! the stretch marks.oh joy :)
im due to be a grandmother next year,and im convincing my daughter theres NO pain!!! eeek!Best not to lie, my friend had a baby a few weeks ago and she was scared i told her straight that she will think she is gonna die but all the time this happens the pain is so bad you want to die :lol: But with pain relief its not that bad :^o. I didnt mind labour i would do it again and again coz at the end you get this cute lil baby and its worth it all :D
You know I’m delighted that the news of my phantom pregnancy has given birth to these lovely reminiscences from all the experienced Mums out there.
It is so nice to read through the heartwarming stories of how much you all enjoyed your pregnancies. I feel that I am really missing out on something here.
lol @ PB… im sure when Mrs PB was carrying wee Piglet u would of went through it step by step with her…
both my pregnancys i was shytin meself about the birth…. 57hrs of labour and i only dilated 1/2cm lmfao useless eh lol then the section… with my 2nd i was on eggshells until they said yes i would go under the GA again…. feck stayin awake for a section..!! would rather go through natural childbirth… i did miss out on the gas n air though..!!!! only time i got that when i broke me cox-tail and didnt realise it and flew into Manchester Airport feelin like my spine was goin 1 way and my ar5e was hittin the floor lol had to get the gas n air to be moved from plane lol fe ckin excelllent stuff that is lol
Ah … another two anecdotes from the Scottish contingent. Yes it’s really interesting reading how all you brave women coped with one of Mother nature’s little processes.
Perhaps we can widen the discussion to include all your reminiscences on child rearing as well. After all if we are going to go off topic we might as well do it properly.
@rubyred wrote:
i wasnt looking for a round of applause ffs !! was answering becky about passing on advice.
you have serious chip on shoulder man!Dear oh dear – and there was I thinking that it was an ironic chip.
That’s the problem with irony – some people just don’t get it do they?
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