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sauda:
I completely understand the tummy sleeping problem!!! This is how I'm sleeping now that I'm ready to pop any minute now: I have four pillows to prop up my head and shoulders, two throw pillows tucked on either side of my rib cage at boob level, and one pillow I throw a leg over or straddle all night long. I flip from side to side several times during the night. Sometimes one side is too warm and the other is numb... then I use the leg pillow and the rib cage pillows to angle my body slightly to one side (taking the pressure off vital blood pathways to my lower body, which is why they don't want you on your back in the first place) and sort of lying on my back that-a-way. When all else fails just be happy it doesn't last forever, and you're not getting leg cramps *knock wood*
jewelz:

Ohhhhh, I SO feel your pain! I was a tummy sleeper too, and eventually gave it up after two babies, and low back issues. *sighs* miss it to this day! Are you hips buggin you at night too? My hips started to really bother me at night when I slept at about 4 1/2 months or so, and I'd wake up alot like you are saying.

Pillows are your friend, for shore! I'm guessing Pandara's answer may be true as well.

Good luck there baby mama!! I'm so happy for you two biggrin
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zolta:
holy moly
trixxx:
wow you have popped some since I saw you last.... AWWW sooo cute!
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tunnel_vision:
Hahahaha ... what idiots biggrin
lil_em:
Haha, good!

Loving the bump too dear, where the hell did it spring from so quickly?!

xx
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pandara:
That is so awesome. Enjoy every bit of it.
zoomusikgrl:
why the heck haven't we hung out yet? i don't think i've seen you since the potluck when you found out and that is a cryin shame. i miss you guys and i owe yr man dinner for helping me move!

sucks that you can't do home birth, i've heard nothing but good things about it. definitely get a doula though.
i was born at "the childbirth center" here in our county to a midwife- unfortunately it burnt down a few years ago, but maybe there's something similiar. now i'm curious and will go lookie. smile

xoxoxo
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Back in the Hospital this morning.
How fun.
The ER doc says it's definitely a drug rash - and could take 14-21 days to clear up after he takes his last dose.
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wsoxfan:
Finally, a definite diagnosis and prognosis. You must be somewhat relieved. Best wishes to both of you.
trixxx:
glad we finally know what it is, thats a step forward!!! ps, take a nap lady!
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tunnel_vision:
Try to get some rest now smile
sanguine:
im glad hes is doing better, and i hope he stays that way <333
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In case you're not caught up, here's from my last blog.

SPOILERS! (Click to view)
When: Thursday Morning, first thing
Where: In bed
What: mydogfarted rolls over and says "Look I have hives on my wrists" we idly speculate what could have caused it and decide to wash the sheets just in case. He takes a benadryl and heads to work.


When: Thursday Evening around...
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piksy:
*hugs for both of you* hope hes home soon.
king_mob:
Gonna have to cancel any plans I had for Mem-weekend. Gotta work, as usual. frown

Yay being an independant contractor in two countries that negate each others holidays. tongue
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When: Thursday Morning, first thing
Where: In bed
What: mydogfarted rolls over and says "Look I have hives on my wrists" we idly speculate what could have caused it and decide to wash the sheets just in case. He takes a benadryl and heads to work.


When: Thursday Evening around 9pm
Where: Over the phone
What: mydogfarted calls me to tell me that he's heading...
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tos:
Holy shit...is he doing better now? Sorry that I'm late in reading this news! frown

Give us an update if it's not up on his blog, alright? I'm pulling for him to have a full recovery!
piksy:
sorry youre so stressed lady. hope hes back home soon. has anyone diagnosed what caused the hives yet?
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mydogfarted has been admitted to the hospital for an allergic reaction. Only took three trips to the ER in less than 12 hours.
Don't know what he is reacting to - and believe me the nurses have asked.
The whole story to come later, but right now I've come home long enough to pack a hospital bag for him.

Please go send him your best...
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g_whiz:
Oh No! Send him my best! robot
aldremech:
Pisces told me what happened. I realy hope everything goes well. You both are in my thoughts.
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getfighted:
Thanks! <33
quietlythere:
I haven't stoped by in awhile, but hope you two & 1/2 are doing well. Goodluck with the house hunting.
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I just woke from one of those very vivid nightmares. The kind where when you wake and have a hard time distinguishing the nightmare from reality...
I don't know if relaying the details here will help or hinder the process of feeling better.
I'm in tears though. Before I fell asleep I was worried about someone. Now, I'm down right terrified for him.
He's not...
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tunnel_vision:
Please try to remember that there is nothing a good kick in the taint can't fix wink biggrin
pjz:
People must walk their own path. Be there. Listen. Be available. Believe in them. It's not fun to watch someone you care about plumb the depths of unhappiness, but try to be positive for their sake.

And as others have mentioned - take care of yourself - so you can be there for him when he is ready.

{{hugs}}
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ojaeflo:
I am not NOT a fan of Neil Gaiman, but I was never much of a Vertigo reader, so I maybe have one or two books in my possession that he wrote.
How come?
ojaeflo:
Nice!
Have you seen Stardust? That movie's pretty cool.
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