FAO Lakitu

[Psychick]

Are you still about? Im sat here waiting for news lol

[weeal]

I will be packing the PC up after teatime Lakitu, then Im lost in another realm lol

[Lakitu]

Oh, I hope you cope OK over in the dark side LOL

[Psychick]

What will you do without us? lol

[weeal]

D'ya know I will prob be so busy the time will go in a flash, but yeah I will miss you all for a wee while

[Lakitu]

He just called :(

No further forward and she's just accepted an epidural.

[Psychick]

They can go two ways Lakitu, often they help mum relax and get some rest as things can slow down but with some, like me, it can have the opposite effect and speed things up. I had one with my first baby. It was administered around lunchtime and I was told to rest and nothing would happen til tea time/early evening. baby was born at 2:19pm!

[Lakitu]

She took it so that she could get some rest, poor girl

[Psychick]

Thats exactky why I was talked into having it, to get some rest lol

[redcrx]

awww. how frustrating it must be to just stay at same dilation.

The hormone usually means an epidural is advised, they can then regulate the contractions better.

[Lakitu]

She hasn't slept since 3am yesterday so I'm not surprised she's knackered.

My brother was saying this morning that he's tired, I just told him to get used to it, he'll be tired for the next 2 years LOL

[weeal]

aww poor girl

[Psychick]

Hows she doing Lakitu? Either getting lots of rest or holding your nephew I hope!