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Topic: Need a little advice
Posted By: bumblefoot
Subject: Need a little advice
Date Posted: 13 April 2007 at 8:22pm

Hi Ladies,

My partner and I have been TTC for a year now, and are getting a little fed up. We were wondering if we should talk to the GP anout our problems and if we can try something to help us along.

Here is where the problem begins. I have a rare congenital disability, that thankfully I have an extremely small chance of passing on, but fear that we are just going to be told tough luck, and that they wont offer any fertility help due to my disability.

What are your thoughts? We would love nothing more than to have a baby, but are getting really overwhelmed with the lack of success. I have been taking a large dose of folic acid for the duration, and we have been staying away from factors that can harm our chances.

I have been on pain medication but have stopped it due to not wanting to harm the baby should I get pregnant. I worry that it may have caused some infertility. Im handling the lack of medication ok, its all worth it for a bub.

Any opinions would be greatly accepted.  Thanks

 




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Posted By: emz
Date Posted: 13 April 2007 at 8:45pm
I would definitely talk to your GP and hopefully they will refer you to a specialist or take the necessary action to get you help getting pg. Have you been told before that you won't get help because of your condition or are you just thinking that might be an issue?

I wish you the best of luck anyway, the ladies on here are extremely helpful, so hopefully someone a bit more knowledgeable might be able to come in and put you in the right direction. It must be tough though, so good luck chick.


Posted By: Bobbie
Date Posted: 13 April 2007 at 9:04pm
Sorry not more knowledgeable but just to add my two cents - which you can take or leave

I think you should talk to your GP. I think it's better to know up front what you are facing (although I know it's scary). You may find that everything is fine - some people just take a little longer - or you may find an issue which is relatively easy to address.

I don't know much about the way fertility assistance works but I just can't imagine an outright no especially if it's a very rare issue with a very small chance of passing it on.

I say go for it - And make sure you stick around and tell us how it goes. Everyone here is lovely and is great with advice and support.


Posted By: bumblefoot
Date Posted: 13 April 2007 at 10:14pm

Thanks ladies,

Really helps having this support. We will go next week to the GP and see what help we can get.

It would just be nice to know what if anything is wrong, and hopefully it can be rectified. If not, then we will move on and adopt or look at other options. But for now we want to know we have done everything we can to help.

I havent been told that I wouldnt get help, and Ive been told that 'everything is in the right place' but neither of us have had anything tested in the way of fertility. I guess I was just expecting (worst case scenario) that they would say just be happy with what health I had, forget it and get on with life.

My disability entails the use of a wheelchair, but as Ive been a nanny for the past 5 years, Im pretty sure Ive got the capability to care for a newborn.

Thanks again, and I'll keep you all updated with our progress.

Incidentally, is there anything we should be trying that we are missing? And what do I need to remember to tell the GP? Anything in particular that will help us to get the point across to the GP?

PS. We are both pretty young, Im 21, and my partner is 20. We are mature for our age, and have both been childcare workers for years.



Posted By: Freesia
Date Posted: 14 April 2007 at 7:55am
Hi Bumblefoot I would go along to the GP as well. it could be some minor issue that can be readily changed that has been preventing a pregnancy so far. I don't know anything about whether your disability would affect a preganancy but in any case they say after a year of TTC to see your doctor and it is the first step to find out if there are any fertility issues.

I'm just wondering whether you get regular periods each month, whether you take your temps and check your cervical mucus. All ways of detecting when your most fertile period is. This is only my second month trying to conceive and after learning a whole lot about it last month I am actually amazed at how precise the timing of intercourse needs to be.

And don't be scared of your GP. They are there to help you out and provide you with information ... not to judge you.

Good luck !!

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Posted By: KiwiL
Date Posted: 14 April 2007 at 11:36am
Hi Bumblefoot,

I'll probably be reiterating others' opinions, but thought I would add my support anyway.

I would definately go see your doctor. I was in a similar situation a few days back - only my reluctance to see the doc was due to it only being 7 months since my miscarriage. However, I keep having weird pain that I thought I should really look in to.

My doctor was really fantastic and kind, and he has got a whole process of testing started. For me, I am hoping that it will put my mind at ease to know there is nothing wrong with us and it's just a case of waiting. Or, it will tell us what IS wrong so we can do something about it.

The one year mark is when it is recommended that you see a doctor to discuss fertility. I don't know for sure, but I would think if it were only a small chance of passing on the disability that it wouldn't really be taken into account. The first step is just doing tests, and there is not really anything unethical about doing those.

And if worse case scenario meant that you were going down the IVF road, well, that's when you'd want to think about it, but again if it's only a tiny chance I can't really see it being an issue. And, to be honest, that's exactly why they do certain tests during pregnancy, so that you can make other decisions along the way.

My doctor yesterday was really pleased that I have been using ovulation predictor kits (available cheap on TradeMe) and charting my temperatures for the last few months. It shows that I am probably ovulating, which is something that any fertility specialist is going to want to know. Plus, it feels like something I can proactively DO... which gives me a certain element of control.

So, if you are not charting at the moment, then I personally would recommend doing so.

Good luck with this process. Big hugs to you.


Posted By: KiwiL
Date Posted: 14 April 2007 at 11:43am
Oh, Bumblefoot, I just thought of something else.

How do you feel about your doctor? Are you comfortable with him or her and do you trust him or her.

I think this is really important. If you're not sure about your doctor, or they are not supportive, I would suggest a second opinion.

It's unfortunate, but true, that some doctors are old fashioned and may have personal opinions that get in the way of their work. A friend's dad I know is very opinionated and traditional, and doesn't support my friend having a baby out of marriage. I could imagine, if he were a doctor, that he would be very certain in his ideals of who should and shouldn't have a baby.

Now, medical people are supposed to be professional, but I would hate for one person's opinion to get in the way of achieving something that is perfectly within your rights. Wheelchair or no wheelchair... you will know whether you can be a good mum, and it sounds like you've given this a lot of thought.

Anyway, if your doctor is supportive then that's great. I'm probably going off on a tangent for nothing!! But just keep in mind that if he or she isn't, then there probably is a compassionate doctor who would be willing to help.


Posted By: bumblefoot
Date Posted: 14 April 2007 at 5:05pm

Thanks ladies!

Wow, this has all helped tremendously. Our GP is fantastic, not only does she charge a reasonable cost, but she keeps working behind the scenes to get what needs to be done, done. I love our doc, but its still a little nervewracking...

Will go next week, Im at Uni at the moment, so will have to find a n hour or so to go see her. Im on holiday at the moment until Monday, so making the most of it.

Yes I have been temping and charting, makes it a little difficult that I dont have a reliable temperature gauge. Since I was 16, I have had a weird 'glitch' in my internal thermometer, so I can be having a raging temp, and still only register 36.5 on the thermometer. Weird huh... Docs cant explain it, dont think they know where to begin!

Will keep you posted in the findings, and thatnk you once again for your support, really means a lot!



Posted By: bumblefoot
Date Posted: 14 April 2007 at 5:13pm

BTW, I have a regular as the moon 28day cycle, can time your watch by it. So thats not the problem...

Who knows...



Posted By: bumblefoot
Date Posted: 17 April 2007 at 3:35am

Hi Ladies,

Well I guess I had better give you bit of a better backround. Im nearly 21yrs, and wasnt meant to live. To put it plainly, during the 'invitro' 'making' process, my spinal cord split, and joined back up, leaving a hole like the eye of a needle. (among other things, Im the only kiwi with my type)

I was relatively healthy until I was around 12-13yrs, then I had scoliosis (curvature of the spine) issues, that had to be repaired, from then on , my spinal cord hasn't played ball at all. Ive had 5 surgeries in the past 5 years.

Now although this all sounds dramatic, virtually the only thing in the right anatomical place is my ovaries and womb! (and thankfully my 'looks' werent affected) So picture this, Im 4ft 7in, and I weigh 43kg..................And DP is 6ft 3in....

So I'll give you a moment to giggle, sure know my parents did, 'when lanky met shorty'. (dont worry, the jokes abound in our family...)

We take the jokes all in good steed, and why not, it IS funny. I am really short and DP is really tall. He's really helpful reaching things on supermarket shelves...!

I just thought I would give you an idea of what breed of wheelchair person I am. Because believe me, there are many. I have been a nanny for the past 5yrs, and loved every minute of it. Which is why I know we will be good parents. We are always having the nieces and nephews (and believe me, there are plenty) over to stay, and they leave so happy. And we are invariably tired but oh so happy too.

Now we just need to give mother nature a little nudge, and as promised are off to the doctors this week. Sorry for the rant, and will keep you posted.



Posted By: Freesia
Date Posted: 17 April 2007 at 8:25am
Originally posted by bumblefoot bumblefoot wrote:

virtually the only thing in the right anatomical place is my ovaries and womb!




Surely thats a sign that you should be a mum then

Good luck with the Dr's and make sure you let us know how it went.

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Posted By: KiwiL
Date Posted: 17 April 2007 at 10:19am
Yeah, exactly Amber. There were plans for our wee Bumblefoot.

Good luck at the doctors... please keep us posted!!


Posted By: bumblefoot
Date Posted: 17 April 2007 at 4:26pm

My thoughts exactly. Im 6 days out from testing, and Ive got butterflys. Ive just posted over in the 2WW post that Im feeling off my food a little, funny tastes, and in a rather low crotchety mood. Finally decided to drop my Uni papers back to part time instead of full time, I need the time to myself, and dont need the stress ontop of TTC! Plus Ive had an INCREDIBLE lethargy the past 4-5 days, so wasnt making it to all my classes. Im on iron + vit C so I know my iron is under control. Plus LOTS of folic acid for good measure.

Hugs to all,   and thank you for your support, it really helps, especially in the 'funk' Im in now. Have some choccy and try and shake it...

Probably go to the doctors tomorrow, or Thurs, or Fri... Someday this week.

DP is currently playing music up quite loud, and unusually its irritating, must just be the hormones. Sheesh Im a moaning Nancy....

Thanks for lettling me vent a little



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Posted By: Freesia
Date Posted: 17 April 2007 at 5:27pm
Bumblefoot, if you're only 6 days out from testing maybe you should wait until then. You never know, this may have been the month that you have actually conceived in. I would hang off on going to see the GP until AF has come (or if you get a BFP ). You're only a week away from it anyhow.

Good luck either way

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Posted By: bumblefoot
Date Posted: 18 April 2007 at 12:32am

Amber I agree, that does make sense, but I have forms that have to be filled in for a few agencies, and they are really getting on my back about it, so it has to be done. I will still talk to doc about the issues we have been having, and will also tell her about the possible pg, although Im trying to not get my hopes up about that. That way at least if AF does rear her ugly head, then we can move on with testing and the such. Better to know I guess.

Will def keep you all updated on the progress. May even go to the docs tomorrow. Since I have dropped my hours back t Uni, I only have two lectures tomorrow.

DP made my fav damper bread this evening, and although I enjoyed it, when he brought out the banana cake (he's a bit of a baker) I nearly had to leave the room, I dunno what it is with the banana flavour atm, but it sends me right off, not nausea so much as just finding it revolting.

We shall see...



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Posted By: Freesia
Date Posted: 18 April 2007 at 9:00am
At least when you go to the doctors you could get referrals and everything and then if you need to use them they're there ... if not YAY!

OMG, having a DP that likes to bake would be the end of me, I wouldn't be able to resist (I love home baking!) You are really lucky, he sounds like a great guy

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Posted By: arohanui
Date Posted: 18 April 2007 at 9:28am
All the best with this bumblefoot, here's hoping your symptoms are a BFP, not a mixed up AF.

Oh man, if my DH loved to bake I would put on soooooo much weight lol. I love home baking!

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Posted By: bumblefoot
Date Posted: 18 April 2007 at 4:06pm

Oh yes, I am very lucky. He likes to cook too... He does a fantastic spaghetti bolognaise and an even better lemon chicken. He even on occasion makes his own potato chips (a bit like bluebird kettles) But usually I have to beg for him to make those!

At least I dont have to worry about putting on weight, I have trouble enough as it is keeping it on, and have ben the healthiest weight Ive ever been with his cooking! I felt really bad about my reaction to the banana cake, coz he made it with a hodge podge of ingredients, and just used what ever he could find in the kitchen. Wasnt like the recipe at all...Poor DH, he did do well... Told him it wasnt anything personal!

He puts up with a lot, and takes it all calmly, would have to with all my dramas. He is great with kids, so we cant wait for bubs to come along.

Oh, he does a fair bit of house work too... dishes, laundry, picking up the dog deposits in the back yard...



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Posted By: bumblefoot
Date Posted: 18 April 2007 at 4:36pm

Oh, and just had a thought. To get an idea of the extremes in height between myself and DP, in the pic next to my ticker below, he is seated, and I am standing... we are the same height pretty much when I stand and he kneels. My family think its really sweet how he crouches to hug me when Im in my wheelchair (which when in the sporty looking chair, is really low, had it designed that way for picking up kiddys when nannying)

My power wheelchair isnt so bad tho, its a little higher, but just got word yesterday that my new $17,000 chair has arrived in town, so just waiting for the rep to pull finger, and get it out here! This chair on the other hand is tiny and low, so what will DP do? Kneel probably... (hows this for timing, as I write this, got the call that chair will be here 9.30am Tuesday morning! YAY!)

Oh Im getting so impatient to test, or get AF, its the waiting thats doing my head in. Woke up this morning feeling nauseous, but it faded when I ate breakfast. Been peeing more too. Grrr, waiting!



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Posted By: mamanee
Date Posted: 18 April 2007 at 4:57pm
Good luck Bumblefoot!

I hear you on the off-putting bananas! I usually quite like banana but early on in my pregnancy I couldn't go near it!

Fingers crossed for the BFP!


Posted By: bumblefoot
Date Posted: 19 April 2007 at 2:23pm

Well Ive made the appointoment for 10.15am tomorrow (Friday) to see the doc, but it wont be our usual. Which is kinda scary as she is fab, but im told (by her) that they are all just as lovely. So fingers crossed, and onward and upward. Have really adjusted my diet to be healthier, for my packed lunch at Uni, all I have is fruit and veges. Yay me being healthy, amd I LIVE for junk food! Still drink the occasional V or Coke, but nothing on my old record. And My 'stress levels are way down atm due to dropping some hours at Uni, so onward and upward!



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Posted By: WRXnKids
Date Posted: 19 April 2007 at 6:30pm
Good luck i really hope you get your BFP sounds like you would be such a natural mum!! I reckon ill have no idea what to do when i have a bubs does anyone know if they come with instructions?

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Posted By: bumblefoot
Date Posted: 20 April 2007 at 1:26am

I just typed out this long ranting post, and I lost it! Never mind, this will jsut be a bit shorter!

wrxchic, yeah Ive asked about the manual myself, but no-one seems to know anything about where to get one, I guess no-one has mangaed to produce the perfect child yet!

I hope Il be a good Mum too, I spent so many years as a nanny, that I think I have gathered a few ideas on how to, and how not to do something. I loved being a nanny, and believe I was good at it, but it is a little sad when one of your charges one day calls you Mummy because you are around them more than Mummy is. Dont get me wrong, we nannys have our place, but not 24/7!

Thanks all, and will post after the docs visit tomorrow morning. Will start the ball rolling for testing fertility just in case I get a bfn when I test in a few days.

Keep you posted...



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Posted By: bumblefoot
Date Posted: 20 April 2007 at 1:30am

Incidentally, Ive still been feeling off, smells seem way stronger, and when Im hungry I dont feel like the usual foods, and have been craving just fresh fruits and veges. Which is no bad thing, but odd for me. And Im still dog tired all the time. Tummy feels a little different too, a bit fluttery. Hard to explain, but just trying not to look too much into it as I dont want to set myself up for disappointment. Damn AF better not be playing tricks on me! I dont feel any of my usual pre-AF symptoms either. Tummy cramps, bloated, and bitchy.

Gosh I dunno...



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Posted By: BsMum
Date Posted: 20 April 2007 at 11:24am
Goodluck Bumblefoot!!


Posted By: bumblefoot
Date Posted: 20 April 2007 at 11:42am

Thanks ladies, well I had the visit and Im really happy with this doc.

She got me to do a poas test, but it was 'inconclusive' (long reason for this, has to do with bladder surgery) so she has given me a test to do at home later.

And she has ordered a semen test for DP, a prolactin and thyroid function blood test and a FSH, LH, and progesterone blood test to do at a certain point in my cycle.

And she took me seriously! (which is a rare thing for me) she was lovely, kind, and on the ball. She asked all the right questions and didnt get all wrapped up in my disability. And she checked up on my current meds. Oh, and she has booked me for a pap smear (  ) too as the fertility clinic wont take any notice until all the protocol has been followed.

Fab. so really happy, just have to get DP to do his thing for the litttle plastic jar, and Il go and get my blood test at the same time.

Ive only had an hour and a half of sleep, but Im still really happy with the result. So now just have to hang out to test, which may actually be sooner than I think as I may have my dates a little out. She has ordered a pregnancy blood test all the same so will know soon enough. Cheers ladies for the help and encouragement. Will keep you posted.



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Posted By: Freesia
Date Posted: 20 April 2007 at 1:15pm
Yay Bumblefoot! That's great news that everything has started now. Also good to hear that the doctor was really nice.

Funny how we can get ourselves all freaked out about something when the actual reality of it isn't bad at all. Mind you, it is nicer being prepared for anything that the dr might say.

You must be feeling really relieved that you are taking the next step ... good luck!

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Posted By: noodle
Date Posted: 20 April 2007 at 9:55pm
Yay bumblefoot glad its all positive! so when are you going to test then?????

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Posted By: bumblefoot
Date Posted: 20 April 2007 at 11:39pm
well, by dates I can test on Monday, but Im sure Im a bit out on the dates, so could in theory test earlier... just dont want to see the bfn...
So may test tomorrow morning... perhaps. The doc gave me an extra test do at home so nothing to lose, still have the test I bought for Monday. so could test tomorrow and then in a few more days if a bfn.
will keep you posted.

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Posted By: bumblefoot
Date Posted: 21 April 2007 at 2:33am

There we go, have updated the ticker, Im sure of my dates now. Im desperate to test, but Im dreading seeing the bfn, so I dunno.

I will take a stand on this, I will test tomorrow (Sunday) and if a bfn, then I will wait another 5days, if no AF, then will test and cross everything for a bfp!

Watch this space...

PS. Have convinced DP to get up early so we can get his stuff to the med lab, sooner we know the better I guess.



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Posted By: noodle
Date Posted: 21 April 2007 at 8:30am
Good Luck bumblefoot!!!   

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Posted By: WRXnKids
Date Posted: 21 April 2007 at 10:44am
Good luck ill be crossing everything for a BFP as well for you

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Posted By: noodle
Date Posted: 22 April 2007 at 11:10am
bumblefoot, bumblefoot! did you test?????? fingers crossed for you!!!!!

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Posted By: bumblefoot
Date Posted: 22 April 2007 at 6:31pm

Hi Noodle,

Nope havent tested yet, but we sleep on a different time cycle than the norm, so have only woken up about 20mins ago... LONG story...

Im still way nervous about testing, and I know I said I would, but I just dont want to see that bfn. And Im trying not to get my hopes up that it COULD in theory be a bfp this month, but I guess with my logic Im thinking that as long as I dont test, there is still a chance isnt there...?

Yeah, messed up I know, as Ive said on the 2ww post, sorry for the rant , but it just feels like you ladies are really the only ones to truly know how Im feeling and how this all works. Ive told DP a little, but Im sure he is just humouring me at times and hasnt a clue what is going on, all he knows is that Im hormonal, and have been crying occasionally at TV ads... Yes I know, a new kind of low...

So I may go and test when I get up to do the bathroom business, but for now Im sitting happily in bed until Im really busting!  Yay for laptops that can sit on your knee in bed. Ahhh...

If anyone feels like telling me Im being a pillick and should just og and damn well test already thenplease, do say so, I welcome your opinions, and sometimes it does help to have anothers perspective.



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Posted By: WRXnKids
Date Posted: 22 April 2007 at 6:40pm
Man you have more will power than me i get a bit test happy and know i definately will this month since ive ordered a pack of tests. I would love to say just do it we all want too know but i completely understand the until i test there is still hope. Good luck for when ever u choose to test

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Posted By: bumblefoot
Date Posted: 22 April 2007 at 8:24pm

Ok so Ive decided Il wait for a few days, my reasoning being, that if I did test tonight, and it was bfn, then I would just reason it away in my head as being too early to show up (funny how the mind works...) and kick myself for not waiting. So I may as well wait for 3 or 4 days. then if AF shows up, I know Im not pg, and if no AF, then there is a higher chance of being pg, at which point testing should prove they are in there...

So thats my reasoning, wrxchic, yeah I used to be test happy, but after 12 failed cycles I dread the negative answer now so put it off. Im really at the point where if Im pg, GREAT, and if Im not then hurry up AF so I can put in my hormone test on day 21. So keep an eye out for posts on Wednesday-ish, as that is what day Im aiming to test. And just pray that AF doesnt rear her head before then.

I guess at the end of the day you just have to take it as it comes, and eat a fair ammount of choc and ice cream and candy and junk to get over it...

DP says Im an emotional trainwreck at the moment, he has jsut cause to say so, he came in and found me in tears on the couch crying over the news, and then again over an ad on telly. Sad...

Will keep you posted, but for now Im off to the supermarket to get some junk, feel like a pick-me-up...



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Posted By: WRXnKids
Date Posted: 22 April 2007 at 8:31pm
Yeah i dread the negative as well which is why i got ovulation test as well so i can hopefully see at least one positive result a month.

Yay for junk food pick me ups im eating m & m's to get me thru the wait till O or my tests i ordered arriving which ever comes first

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Posted By: noodle
Date Posted: 22 April 2007 at 8:46pm
i know what you mean about seeing the negative bumblefoot! you are a legend waiting! i hope AF doesnt come for you and i hope its a BFP at the end!
Enjoy your chocies, lollies and ice cream!!!

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Posted By: bumblefoot
Date Posted: 23 April 2007 at 5:27pm

Well I dont have to worry about the testing now, as AF arrived this morning. Im a little sad, but at least now I can do the 21day test in my cycle the doctor ordered.

So Il fix the ticker, and get to counting and charting properly this month. Plus I put DP's sample in to the lab today, so should know by Friday how that is.

Thanks for listening ladies, needed a wee vent. I just have to look on the bright side, Im not too stressed to get AF, and it means things are at least working and on time.

See you over in the Limbo Land post I guess...



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Posted By: WRXnKids
Date Posted: 23 April 2007 at 6:01pm
Hope all your results come back fine and im sure it will happen for you soon. Good Luck

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Posted By: Freesia
Date Posted: 23 April 2007 at 6:01pm
Bummer It really stinks doesn't it. You 'try' to remind yourself and be prepared that AF might turn up but when she does it's still really upsetting.

Good luck with the tests. (What is the 21 day test? This is one I haven't heard of yet)

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Posted By: bumblefoot
Date Posted: 24 April 2007 at 4:44am

The 21 day tes is to test the levels of FSH, LH, and progesterone. It has to be done 5-9 days before your period starts, well thats what doc said anyway.

Just to test that all the levels are normal, and that things are doing what they should, and at the right time. Yeah right...

What really sucks is that Ive got really extreme cramps,   and fell asleep on the lounge floor tonight (until DP woke me to see if I was ok ) if I sat up I felt really bad nausea. I knew it was going to be bad, as I hadnt had any of the pre-AF signs and symptoms I usually get a few days before, so there was no build up to it, just BAM! Its a little better now, and I managed to get some housework done and have it reasonably tidy, coz Ive got my physiotherapist arriving in the morn to deliver my new wheelchair! Yay, Ive been waiting for months and now Im getting that 'night before christmas' feeling! Its really exciting, so it is helping me take my mind off of my stomach. Good to have something nice thrown in the middle there!

Will keep updating, been thinking of starting a blog, your thoughts? Anywhere to get a decent blog site for free? Would anyone actually be interested in reading it?  I do wonder if that matters tho, just the act of writing it all out would be therapeutic I think.



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