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Q: I am hating these BH!
asked by: rosejackson on March 14th, 2008
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They were really hurting yesterday Sad Definately know they're there. Are they supposed to actually hurt? :sob:
Hopefully i'll get a day without them today, but i doubt it. I never had these with William. I count myself lucky now.
Jeez i'm so tired this morning stretch somone wake me up Crying or Very sad
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Zanny
replied on March 14th, 2008
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I'm sorry hun Sad

I don't remember having BH contractions.. or if I did I couldn't feel them. I think they can hurt sometimes.. although if they get really bad maybe you should call your midwife just to be on the safe side.

I'm tired too, I was up at 7 this morning to drive Jonny to work. Jenny hates being woken up that early, so she's having a nap right now. She loves her sleep Laughing
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rosejackson
replied on March 14th, 2008
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Bless. William loves his sleep too. Which is great for me Smile No fuss when it comes to bedtimes
7am?! You poor girl. I'd be knackered by now if i had to get up that early! Even though i should be used to it by now since william now wakes at 7.30 - 8 because its getting lighter outside
No more pains this morning, which is good
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Jules
replied on March 14th, 2008
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I used to get a lot of Braxton Hicks but they were more uncomfotable than painful. The only time they became painful was when I was in very early labour. How many weeks are you?

Oh and you guys count yourselves lucky - Max has been waking at 5am for about 2 years now!
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Bridget
replied on March 14th, 2008
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Jules wrote:
Oh and you guys count yourselves lucky - Max has been waking at 5am for about 2 years now!


i couldn't function if i had to get up at 5am. do you go to bed at 8pm?

luckily finn changed his schedule with the time change, now he sleeps until 8 and i love it. lately i've also been putting him in his pack n play in my room so i can get a little more sleep since i've been sleeping so badly lately. he just watches tv and i get another 30-60 minutes of sleep.

sorry about the BH, rose. mine aren't painful, but they're very uncomfortable and sometimes i do have to breathe through them. drink lots of water!
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rosejackson
replied on March 14th, 2008
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5am? I wouldn't be able to function if i had to get up at that time every morning. I haven't been sleeping well for ages now. I get really bad wind and heartburn at night. Thankfully bubs wakes at good times and decides to do somersaults when i am awake.
I drink loads and loads of water now. I guess it's a thing i do when i'm pregnant as i haven't drank this much water since when i was pregnant with William. It's a good thing though and i haven't caught any urine infections in this pregnancy Smile touch wood i wont get any.
I haven't had any painful ones today. But then again, i've been too busy to care less. Without William here, i've been cleaning my flat, which is getting very very boring and i'm fed up of it, so thought i'd come on here hehe
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rosejackson
replied on March 14th, 2008
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Jules wrote:
I used to get a lot of Braxton Hicks but they were more uncomfotable than painful. The only time they became painful was when I was in very early labour. How many weeks are you?

Oh and you guys count yourselves lucky - Max has been waking at 5am for about 2 years now!

Sorry fogot to answer. I am 24 weeks
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musikmaker
replied on March 14th, 2008
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My BH started around 20 weeks and they did hurt. I am sorry that you have to go through it. My doctor kept tellign me to drink more water but I was peeing every five minutes from the gallon that I drank every day.

I hate to tell you this but they do start hurting more as the baby takes up more room. Hopefully yours will amazingly go away.
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rosejackson
replied on March 14th, 2008
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i hope so too. they havent been too bad today thankgod
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