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Nov 2007
3:56pm, 30 Nov 2007
5,153 posts
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Mikuro
I had to go buy some specially before when I had a bad attack a few weeks ago, my guts are also usually rather well behaved!
*Theo waves to Cedd*
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Nov 2007
4:16pm, 30 Nov 2007
1,503 posts
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leaguefreak
My guts are a bit better. Might brave a lie down. And continue the campaign to ensure that Cedd doesn't turn out to be a Tory by listening to some nice music about protest movements, the perils of poverty and the like
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Dec 2007
3:59pm, 4 Dec 2007
1,510 posts
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leaguefreak
Consultant tomorrow. Bit nervous of what s/he might say.
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Dec 2007
2:29pm, 6 Dec 2007
1,511 posts
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leaguefreak
All OK. Cedd gave the soncaid a good kicking - apparently s/he doesn't like us nosy types trying to listen in!!!
Doc was fab. SpR not consultant so he wasn't sure of a few things, but he listened really well, admitted when he didn't know and put a shed load of effort into finding out for us.
Off to see the anaesthetist in the next few weeks. Happy joy. Not very keen on anaesthetists but hopefully this one will turn out to be OK.
*goes away before she is accused of hogging the thread*
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Dec 2007
2:35pm, 6 Dec 2007
4,700 posts
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Applecross
Yay for karate Cedd!
There's something odd about having to meet people you know are going to do strange or unpleasant things to you. It must be a bit like going for a lunchtime pint with a traffic warden, knowing your car's parked on double yellow lines right outside the pub...
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Dec 2007
3:01pm, 6 Dec 2007
5,220 posts
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Mikuro
Haha Theo did the same thing to the midwife on monday!!! Proper booted it. THWACK.
Meeting the anaesthetist?? Cor I've not got nowt like that lined up. Should I?!
Reminds me actually, I need to book the 'tour' of the maternity ward....don't know when I'll have time considering everything else I've got going on.....
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Dec 2007
3:05pm, 6 Dec 2007
6,909 posts
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FannyFernackerpan
Dont need to meet anaesthetist unless you are having a C/S
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Dec 2007
4:19pm, 6 Dec 2007
1,512 posts
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leaguefreak
I'm not planned for a C/S but I need to meet an anaesthetist
1. Because meeting obnoxious men with no social skills puts me in my place and reminds me I probably couldn't do better than Mr LF
2. Because Fanny said I probably should
3. Because I had spinal surgery as a child and am still wired for sound inside. Which means there may (or may not) be problems should I need an epidural for any reason.
I don't particularly want an epidural but I'd rather have a nice calm assessment now than have demented idiots running around me trying to figure out how the hell to dull the pain and then resorting to a sharp blow on the head with a brick should there be any problems during labour. Somehow the idea of having an epidural for an emergency section- like my mate did with no probs - is less than appealing of they can only guarantee to numb half my belly.
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Dec 2007
4:21pm, 6 Dec 2007
5,224 posts
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Mikuro
LOL @ 1. - they're not always men.... I've met some very nice lady anaesthetists in theatres....
Good luck LF ((()))
xx
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Dec 2007
4:23pm, 6 Dec 2007
1,513 posts
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leaguefreak
Cheers Mik. You keep away from the docs - they only make you ill.
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