Comments | green_tea_lady: Let the walking begin

green_tea_lady

Let the walking begin

Apr 22, 2008 08:17

Ok, we made it to our one year anniversary! Now the baby can come. Ok. Any time now. Go go gadget baby ( Read more... )

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cakemaven April 22 2008, 15:13:42 UTC

Go out to a movie... heck go out to a few. See everything that you've been wanting to see now because it may be a while before you make it to the theater again ( ... )

green_tea_lady April 22 2008, 22:56:08 UTC

Going out to a movie is a good one, it's so true we won't be able to do that for a long time. That was one activity I had not thought of.

Luckily the spouse's club already has 5 volunteers to make me food for after the baby comes! And I did go shopping today :)

kalquessa April 22 2008, 15:49:36 UTC

Happy anniversary to you and Darby! And I hope Dot makes her advent as soon as she can.

green_tea_lady April 22 2008, 22:59:01 UTC

I just want to say that Mom forgot it was our anniversary, and it's not that I think everyone should remember it's just SHE always knows that kind of stuff, because it is a card sending event. I am very confused by this, and would venture to say that Mom forgetting to send a card is a sign of the end times.

This Is True thomas_a_kempis April 23 2008, 03:01:50 UTC

She did mention it (that she had forgot it); we concluded it was due to her trying to go off one of her meds. She also did other things today that indicate that this component of her pharmaceutical array is here to stay...

Happy Anniversary!

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Re: This Is True green_tea_lady April 23 2008, 03:07:27 UTC

Thanks, we made it one year with no babies woohoo!

So the zyprexa will remain? And a not so random question, but did mom happen to have us around our due dates, early, late?

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belleweather April 22 2008, 23:19:29 UTC

Evening Primrose Oil worked for me. Both times.

green_tea_lady April 22 2008, 23:50:25 UTC

Two questions: where do I buy it and how do I use it?

belleweather April 23 2008, 03:26:05 UTC

At your local drug/vitamin store, and you can either take it by mouth like a normal supplement or use it like a vaginal suppository at bedtime. It softens your cervix up and helps with dilation. The oral route is, of course, a bit less effective at that. :)

mollyringle April 23 2008, 20:40:42 UTC

I mostly wish I hadn't stressed about it. Impossible not to, maybe, but fight it by surrounding yourself with comedic material or something.

Also, I wish I hadn't caught a cold just before my due date. No medical complications, just much less comfort than usual. So, yeah, avoid that.

Hurray! Good luck!

green_tea_lady April 24 2008, 12:12:40 UTC

Yep, trying my best not to stress, but hormones are a funny thing that way...