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jenni_b



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Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2007 11:32 am Post subject: Post cesarean
Hello

Bernice is 3 weeks old on Tuesday.

As you know I did have a rough ride with her- being very poorly after etc.

I ended up having an emergency section instead of my planned one.

This lead to a couple of probs in itself.

Firstly I did not have pre op assessment to check my mobility for the needles in the back. If I had they would have found that the RA had got into there and that I would have a great deal of probs getting it epiduralled.

They ended up having 6 agonising goes. By the time they got it in after an hour and 1/2 of trying (OW) me puking up over the midwife i was 4 hrs into full blown labour and wasnt really functioning brain wise. If I was I would had been i probably would have given it up as a bad job and begged for a GA!

still- it has meant that something isnt right with the sensation in my left foot on the left side.

Also I keep getting jarring pains up the spine.

The other thing is I am still bleeding. I did have a complication of a uterine infection post surgery (would be me wouldnt it) which I am taking anti biotics for still but I am still bleeding, much less now but watery loss nearly 3 weeks on is horrible! All 9 months period in one go I guess! YUM How glamourous!

THe actual scar is very neat- just above the public line and sore but not at all bad.My womb feels achy and bruised. but I expected that.

Just wondered if this was similar to you c section ladies?

Jenni xx
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chockers



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Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2007 12:22 pm Post subject:
Hi Jennie .

Firstley i am so glad you where put on Anibobics because i was,nt till an infection set right in .And they did nothing for 2 or 3 days and i yelled at them as i could hardley walk .This has led to scar tissue and no more babys .T o get preg again it would had been Docter made .i did not get any Anitobobics till jamie was at least 5 days old .

My scar is neat you can,t hardley see it now for a few years i have had to hunt for it .Left a kind of ridge where they cut the musles .i am never slim in that bit .

The other thing i bleed for 6 weeks .Before that i read that you bleed for 6 weeks and people told me you did .So may be it is normell i just stoped before the six week check up .

I took 8 weeks to heal .

And did not feel well till Jamie went though the night at 7 weeks .Before that without the rest i think with breast feeding bleeding i think you would feel poorley ?

I think the first 7 weeks where the worst as getting over the infection plus getting yet other infectoin ending back in hospital as the first lot od antibocics i finshed 5 days which i am glad you are still on them maybe they will keep you on them till you are healed .AS I PICKED jAMIE UPand poped something I think where the second infection came in .Also i had bad after care .
1986 THERE WAS A BABy boon babys everywhere in the hospital .

IS WHERE I THINK THE BAD AFTER CARE CAME IN .
tOLD TO DO PEVIC EXCISES 3 times a day which is wrong when you have a ceser that also made me ill as it stopd healing

Well Jennie hope you feel better soon ???Bernice is lovey .Its great Richead is home .Where my Steve had a weeks holiday .

love Christine Back again i also had a peroid 4 weeks after so they thought ??Is why i was bleeding i did 8 weeks after so this may had been right .Also bleed in beween .And had something done to the cerix a few weeks later .I can rembember being in Hospital with the second infectoin that the rest and the stoping of the pelive floor excises the bleeding subised .There where short staffed as so many babys born that year there where no beds .As soon as emptyed they where filled .My SON Jamie then went into the largeist class/s school had ever seen .But did no harm he is now at uni oxford Brookes 21 now he is .He being an only child .He has had the best of me .I was able to take him everywhere on the cheap we offton used to go away somewhere for little hols .And took him to ITALY while he was half price . christine

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chockers



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Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2007 12:25 pm Post subject:
Jennie i can rembember pains as well shoting about my body i used to think it was because it was,nt healed i seemd to rembember after 8 weeks it dyed down dont forget it was a major opp .And if it was hstrecomy you would be resting in bed and not doing a thing for 8 weeks

christine
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dorat



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Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2007 1:21 pm Post subject:
J enni, you should check with your GP or midwife about the bleeding just to make sure. Hope you are feeling better soon & glad little Bernice is doing well.
Take care, Doreen xx
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jeanb



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Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2007 2:04 pm Post subject:
Oh Jenni - can't help with this but PLEASE PLEASE go and see you GP straight away. PLEASE. The only thing I CAN empathise with is the spinal block needle not doing as it's told and not going in. Just horrid, or as you would say BUM BUM BUM and PANTS. I was warned that there may be temporary loss of sensation in one or more of the nerves in the leg/ankle, but do keep a close eye on it and speak to someone if the feeling doesn't come back pdq.

Jenni, loads of love to you all.

Jeanxxxxx
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JulieM



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Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2007 2:27 pm Post subject:
Yes i would definitely ask a professional about this Jenni but as Christine says it is so easy to forget that you have had a major operation! How many other op can you think of where you would be out of hospital and handed a new born baby to look after as well as yourself!
I can't really help you as mine was 30 odd years ago and I can't remember!

Oh-and Happy Three Weeks birthday Bernice!
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sheila_p



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Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2007 2:32 pm Post subject:
Jenni,

The bleeding is normal, they usually say about 6 weeks for this to stop, as for healing ,well as has been said before, this is a major op, and will take time, just be careful when bending and lifting, years ago you would have been kept in hospital for weeks, now like everything else they kick you out as soon as possible, as for the foot, l would check this with your GP but it might just take time for it to settle down.

Hope Bernice is settling into a routine for you.

Sheila
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prioryc



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Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2007 5:14 pm Post subject:
Hi Jenni,

The bleeding and the uterine infection is normal. As I had a general I cannot answer for the rest. Hope it all feels better soon.

Eleanor.
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chockers



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Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2007 7:42 pm Post subject:
Jenni

If the bleeding starts up again it could be a peoied .As me and a few of my freinds had them 4 weeks after givin birth and watch your iron levels .

christine
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chockers



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Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2007 7:43 pm Post subject:
chockers wrote:
Jenni

If the bleeding starts up again it could be a peoied .As me and a few of my freinds had them 4 weeks after givin birth and watch your iron levels .

christine
I recon 8 weeks before you feel better or a bit longer with R.a
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jeanb



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Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 10:18 am Post subject:
Chockers has a really good point about the loss of iron - presumably they are keeping an eye on this. Don't you DARE neglect anything!
Jeanxxxxx
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jenni_b



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Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 12:25 pm Post subject:
Just dispatched Richard with screaming Baby to get iron tablets.

Also some gripe/ colic drops as Bernice decided not to sleep and have gripe wind all night so we are knackered.

Midwife been to check me out.

She says that bleeding and loss is fine and to be expected and all is healing well. She was very pleased they gave me extra anti biotics and I have another 2 weeks worth.

She says that with c sections (Tricky spine like mine) sometimes you can get "altered sensation" and in most cases it returns within 3 months.

BUT bearing in mind the diabetes and other complications i should mention it when I go for the check in 3 weeks at the hosp. If things change and it gets worse/ really bothering me then it is off to the GP.

Going to get half an hour shut eye.

Thanks for all the lovely messages.

Jenni xx
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emily



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Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 12:38 pm Post subject:
Hi Jenni,
am glad the midwife has been and checked you out, please take advantage of any time you get to rest/sleep even if only for a short time as this can really help you feel better within yourself aswell as have more energy. Hope the colic drops help Bernice. Takecare.
Love wendXXX.
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Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 1:50 pm Post subject:
Hi Jenni,
As I really cannot answer or help you with you question on emergency c section etc, It was very interesting to read about it as I will no doubt have to have the same, although they haven't said yet if I will or not, it sounds like absolute agony that you went through after 6 agonising tries.

But I'm glad the midwife has give you some more anti-biotics etc and hope you begin to feel a lot better soon. Hope little Bernice feels better too, nothing worse than colic etc, Get some shut eye and rest when you can, take care Jenni, Love, Alison xx
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wheelchairwarrior



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Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 2:47 pm Post subject:
Hi Jenni, glad everything is turning out okay. Just take it easy please and rest when you can. Give Bernice a kiss from me. Gwenda xxxx

jenni_b



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Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2007 9:20 pm Post subject: Nappies
HI

As you may have read on the main bit my hands and connected bits are hurting and not working so well- not resting much with small baby etc.

Well, I have been using a mixture of different nappies.

Originally I got Pampers New borns and they were good but pricey.

Then tried tesco's own and they were cheaper but went through twice as many and Bernice cried a lot as she got wet quick.

Then tried the Huggies newborns and I found their tabs and stretchyness easier than the pampers but they still have small sticky tabs.

SO...

I have been looking at reusable ones (for day times at least) and I have settled on the tots bots range and have to say am VERY impressed.

At night I have found even with the "booster" the reusable ones arent as good so will carryon with the huggies at night.

But the tots bots are large and fluffy with large (1 1/2 inch) velcro tabs and no tricky frills or elastic or fiddly poppers/ small sticky tabs. PLastic pants over the top and bobs ya uncle.

PLus the liner flushes down the lav and you keep the wet nappies in a bucket and pre wash cycle and then wash at 40 degrees with me persil. that is that.

No smelly soaking.

And it is cheaper and better for the environment- but best of all good for crappy RA ridden hands.

Love

Jenni and a clean, dry Bernice!
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sheila_p



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Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2007 10:07 pm Post subject:
Good for you Jenni,

When l had my two, we had to use terry nappies, and we managed fine, dont know how mums today can afford to use disposables all the time, and as you say they are not good for the environment. Keep up the good work.

Sheila
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jenni_b



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Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2007 10:25 pm Post subject:
the tots bots are cotton but more absorbant than the terrys were/ are.

They look white and fluffy but do up the same as disposables

I think they have a web site.

OH yes one beware- some of the reusables use the dreaded poppers (which are the bains of my life at the moment as it seems illegal to have a sleepy suit without them!)

The tots bots and one or 2 others use the velcros which are easier.

Jenni xx
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chockers



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Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 7:15 pm Post subject:
Well Jennie .

You will save loads of money .And they are not that bad .24 will do .

I used to wash every other day .Put them on a full rince .So the yuks out

And i used to wash at 60 .And they used to be pure white .With an ato matic washers are no proplems .Only winter time when dried indoors sometimes need a but of fuffing up in driier .SPRING SUMMER no prolems

The night time nappies are hit and miss as some babies wee a lot .And can leek.

With all the babies i have looked after .Nappies before 6 weeks old i don,t know why you seem to use a lot .And can never find one that suits .

PAMPERS 1 and hugies 2nd are the best . I used to use just 3 if i caught the poos .I used to find pampers where the best money wise as used less .

When useing terries .I used pampers at night when baby got bigger cos of leaking and when out .But terries well i just used to take a bag to put them in ..But sometime pampers out .Sometimes night time terries on little wee/ers big wee/ers no did not think the babies liked them as so big
ok if home to do extra washing if leaked .And of course liners plasic pants .

After a year old i gave up useing terries as they wee more .But the new ones could be loads better .But money saving terries are best

christine .
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kate



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Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 9:44 pm Post subject:
Hi Jenni
I am using washable nappies as well. I use daisy diapers (which I don't think they make any more) they do up with velcro and then need a wrap on top also velcro. I don't find them a problem and as they contain poo much better I find I don't have to change Alice's clothes as often as if she is in disposables.
Have you tried the vests from Mothercare they do up with velcro and therefore are much easier than poppers. Also I find nighties are easier for nightime nappy changes.

Take care and try to rest as much as you can.
Kate
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jenni_b



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Posted: Sat Dec 01, 2007 2:36 pm Post subject:
Hi thanks Kate re vests.

Off to mothercare in the week then!

My hands are so painful at the moment- I will try anything to help.

HAd a great sleep last night as my parents had Bernie- slept from 10- 8 not even up for a wee!

Going to have a sleep this afternoon too.

Love to you and little Alice

Jenni

PS is she sleeping at nights now?

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jenni_b



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Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 7:45 pm Post subject: bras
hi

bras are tricky arent they? got 3 new ones but to get one in my size means i cannot put it on as i am so awkward "dropping em in" with wonky painful hands.

the nct website has soft bras without the catches for breast feeding.

i have been wearing these but they have no support and boobs after bernice arent what they were!

jenni xx
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MaryLewis



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Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 9:18 pm Post subject:
Hi Jenni
after I had Sophie I soon noticed my boobs started rubbing my belly button
now I put a pad there the rash is going now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
no only joking
Mary L
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ectaylos



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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2008 3:50 pm Post subject:
Oh Bra's are a nightmare aren't they!! There's no way I can get mine into front fastening ones!! My boobs are so heavy they're a task in themselves. Paul is now an expert in putting my bra on for me
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jenni_b



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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2008 4:11 pm Post subject:
lol sarah

if i let richard put mine on he gets "ideas" so it is safe to struggle on with me own!!!


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jeanb



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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2008 5:04 pm Post subject:
Isn't it strange how men ALWAYS get ideas when asked to help with putting a bra on!!!!!
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emily



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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2008 5:11 pm Post subject:
Ya right there Jean, it usually leads on to other things hehehe!!! Too much info i feel there (sorry)!
wenXXX.
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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2008 5:52 pm Post subject:
I hate it when by boobs show beneath my skirt.

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jenni_b



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Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2008 8:45 pm Post subject: Taking Bernice into hosp
Hello

I was wondering if you more experienced RAers can answer me on this one.

I have been awful with the RA and am going to BAth on fri hopefully for a steroids pulse and then home but there is a chance, just a chance, that they will want me to stay in there. They will let Bernie stay with me.

I am taking stuff for me and Bernice just in case and my sister is driving us, so logistically we're ok BUT

Has anyone had experience of taking their baby into hosp? How did it work? DO they come and help with baby and warm her bottles and help lift her etc?

I am not leaving her at home and that is that- I know what disrupted attachment can do to children and I am NOT going there with Bernice.

any experiences?

Jenni xx
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dorat



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Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2008 10:21 pm Post subject:
Hi Jenni,
I haven't any experience of this, but I'm sure Bernice will be welcomed
onto the ward as it will be such a novelty for the staff. Most people just
love babies and I bet they'll be falling over themselves to help you with her! Also I believe it's a ward for people with RA so they should all know what help you'll need. Hope it all goes smoothly for you.
Doreen xx
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lizm



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Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 3:44 pm Post subject:
Hi Jenni, though mine were babies with my RA I had no available hospital inpatient care until they were 11, 9 and 7. The separation was awful - for me anyway, especially for month long admissions - but they were at school. I still feel sad about it though.

It seemed to me that every hospital had its own arrangement for Mums and babies, depending on their facilities etc. When I was in Stanmore the Sister there bent over backwards to help her patients with children, even allowing teenagers to stay in the nurses home so they could see their Mums at weekends, as we all came from far away.

Why dont you give the PALS office at Bath a ring to see what arrangements they have there? They arent just there for complaints, but to help and advise their patients. Do you have a rheumy nurse at Bath - if so she may be able to advise.

Can well understand your anxieties, I would feel the same.
Hope this goes well for you.

Take care, Lizxx
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Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 8:01 pm Post subject:
what a good idea- I hadn't thought of PALS

I hate having to be away from Michael, Gemma and my family.

that is the trouble with going so far away to Bath but I do see them at weekends.

i simply wouldnt consider hospital without Bernie

Thanks Liz

Jenni xx
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chockers



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Posted: Fri Mar 07, 2008 11:33 pm Post subject:
Jennie

I had to go in when Jamie was very small .He came with me as i was breast feeding .They gave me a room on my own .

And put me in Materntie ward .
But i did most of the looking after .Expect when i went down stairs for tests then he was babysat by the nurses in the nursary .

christine
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jenni_b



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Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2008 11:29 am Post subject:
it went fine with Bernice

All the nurses and patients LOVED her and were very lovely

Not so worried about bringing her for a longer stay now

Jenni xx
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JulieM



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Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2008 11:52 am Post subject:
So glad Jenni-must be a big relief for you.
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Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 5:13 pm Post subject:
that's great news
moira x
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jenni_b



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Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 8:28 am Post subject: Bernice
Hi all

Bernice had a dreadful night last night. Crying and rubbing her gums and thoroughly miserable.

Up 4 times.

She is struggling to settle without mummy. Wants to be close to me. Richard will do but she wont even 100% settle with him

She now has 3 jagged teeth through at the top, 2 already fully grown at the bottom.

she wont go to sleep this morning.

Should I take her to the out of hour drs?

What do you think?

Jenni xx
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jeanb



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Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 8:55 am Post subject:
Hi Babe

Sorry you all had a bad night.

George was just like this and Lucy dosed him up with baby calpol and rubbed bonjela on his gums. She also gave him bits of soluable baby paracetamol. Don't really think the doc would do any more than that. However, if the little thing develops a high temperature, then call him out.

Hope she settles - it's very distressing for you and her when she is like this.

Love and prayers

Jeanxxxxx
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sheila_p



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Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 11:28 am Post subject:
There are some very good herbal teething powders you can get, work really well, cant remember the name but am sure your chemist will know them, as Jean said dont think a doc will do anything else, hope she is feeling better soon, blooming teeth, painful when getting them, painful when you got them, and still painful when loosing them.

Sheila
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JulieM



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Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 11:53 am Post subject:
Agree with Jean Jenni, it is always a really difficult both for babe and parents.
Could she gnaw on a carrot from the fridge? Nice and cooling?
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dorat



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Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 12:21 pm Post subject:
Hi Jenni,
So sorry you've both had a bad night.
I agree with the others though, dose her with Calpol and infant Nurofen, there's not much else a doc can do.
But if she gets a temperature she should see someone.
Hope you manage to get some rest today.
Doreen xx
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hen



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Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 1:36 pm Post subject:
Hi Jenni

how's Bernice now? Hope things have setled.

How about a mini milk lolly ice to suck? Do they still do those? Mine used to love them.

Diane x
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dorat



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Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 1:44 pm Post subject:
Or ice pops?
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RCampbell



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Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 2:21 pm Post subject:
Oh dear Jenni, you have hit that spot where we all went as parents. Teething was a misery of our 2 boys but Jennie didn't fare so badly. It is so difficult when there is nothing we can do during this troublesome time. I do hope you find some answers from others or your GP.

Sending you a much needed .

Take care.

Bob
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jenni_b



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Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 2:37 pm Post subject:
Hi all

Decided not to take her to out of hours service in the end as I am now fairly sure it is nothing but her teeth making her so miserable.

In the end we did the scottish stuff on the gums, she kept trying to suck it off richards fingers (obviously after his own heart there...)

We had given her calpol and nurofen and bongela and even the teething salts.

She is not interested in food- just gets in the way of her poking at her little gums .

She has had a sleep at last after church and settled quite well in the service, she was funny there!

There was a little boy baby on the mat sucking a dummy and she crawled up to him, took his dummy and popped it in her mouth!!

eww!

She chewed a few ladies handbags and patted the chairs and knees of the congregation with glee.

It is chilly and damp here today- very autumnal.

the children and richard have taken my friends doggy flora up the park this afternoon- hopefully give littlun a bit more appetite.

thanks everyone.

Jenni xx
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jeanb



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Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 5:27 pm Post subject:
Let's just hope the children don't come home with 2 Flora's - if you get my meaning!!!!! As for the dummy - well, it always tastes better if it's someone elses!
Glad she's settled a bit.
Lots of love
Jeanxxx
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dorat



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Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 9:10 pm Post subject:
Well it sounds like Bernice is learning to share
Hope you all get a better night tonight Jenni.

Doreen xx
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jenni_b



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Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2008 7:06 am Post subject:
Hurrah!

A whole night sleep.

Her teeth are through at the top at last.

little chinks of white toothy peggy!

Richard is managing the children this morning so I get a rest.

Jenni xx
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emily



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Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2008 7:48 am Post subject:
Morning Jenni, glad you have a had a good night with Bernie and her teeth have come through, use your time this morning to catch up on your sleep whilst Richard has the children!!!
wenXXX.
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dorat



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Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2008 9:53 am Post subject:
Congratulations to Bernice!
This must be a relief for you Jenni, glad you got some sleep last night.
Enjoy your rest this morning.
Doreen xx
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JulieM



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Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2008 10:57 am Post subject:
phew-I feel relieved for you!