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To want to strangle people that keep asking me "Is the baby here yet?!"

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AHHHH angry

Its driving me absolutely bonkers. I know I should be greatful that people care etc, but UGH. One friend is texting me EVERY DAY to ask if I'm having contractions. Surely people realise that I will actually let them know when he arrives??

Admittedly I might just be very very hormonal right now, but am only 38+3, and all I keep thinking is that I could possibly have three weeks plus of this!!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 11-Nov-09 10:01:51
BRYN GEORGE JONATHAN ARRIVED SAFELY AT 2.20AM THIS MORNING WEIGHING IN AT 7LB 9OZ
MUM AND colin BABY DOING WELL.
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My father did this, he seemed to think it was hilarious hmm I was more than a week overdue as well. He wasn't asking because he wanted to meet the baby, just because he seemed to think it was funny to ask, like one of those things you say to pregnant women, that you think they haven't heard before hmm

I did say in the end "yes, I had the baby yesterday I just thought I wouldn't bother to tell you"...there was silence and I said that he was doing the most annoying thing ever and did he really think that I wouldn't tell him.

He was actually not offended and he didn't ask again grin
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Erikas waters broke yesterday and we are now waiting for news....... go girl go
I am proud - acceptance, and reduction, are the first steps towards recovery wink

39 weeks today. Had contractions on and off all weekend - am currently having one now - but just kinda waiting around twiddling my thumbs at the moment!!

Do let us know when your friends little one arrives
Hi Erika has your baby arrived yet??

I hope you will be proud, I have only texted my friend twice today. She's 5 days over so I'm wondering if she's had the baby and is just hiding from me now!!!!!

Good luck, I'll keep checking on you!
Kimi, leave the birth certificate ALONE. grin
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ERIKA, the couple next door to DH1 have had a baby boy today (week over due) I wonder if they will call him COLIN
I called the baby Colin just now blush I have a horrible horrible feeling that will be the poor lads nickname because of you haha!!!

Just been asked if I'm still hanging around Boots for free stuff in case I give birth. I have had very little sleep as have been up every hour or so with contractions. Tempted to ask DP to hide my phone so I don't explode grin
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Colin grin
Kimi will you bloody stop it?! You're stalking me and now the whole of MN thinks my baby is called Colin - just told DP and his expression was priceless grin

grin at "Where your son left it", that's brilliant. Though I will have to bite my tounge from now on!!

Found out earlier that it is driving DP just as mad, apparently people keep asking him if he's a Dad yet / if I've "popped the sprog" hmm
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