4.30am

Hey there. Its 4.45am and had to get up cos I still feeling crook. Mainly my tummy like a tummy bug. Going to doctors today so cant wait. I just hope its not hurting little Jaxon. Cant sleep. Thought id come on here and just share that with you.  Ive been getting up all night to go to loo too. Once I went at 1.11 then 135am. Annoying. Prob about 10 times so far. Ridiculous.

Have all is well today kelly. Hope you havent got a UTI.

Poor you... Let us know how you get on

Oh Kelly...hope you feel better and hope the doc knows whats wrong with you. Good luck!

Oh you poor thing Kellie - this is not good at all. You should be enjoying your pregnancy at this stage, I do hope that the doctor can suggest something for you. Good Luck and keep your chin up. Let us know how you get on.

Hope all is well Kelly and that the doctor has shed some light for you.

ps... Jaxon is fine. Wont harm him at all. What  a relief

Kell, good news that Jaxon is fine. Everything sounds ok re the weight so keep smiling.

Im just glad that you are both okay and nothing is wrong. Weight gain is common and in my opinion trying not to think about that would be a good idea. Just focus on being a bit more active and eating lots of good stuff (that will benefit both fo you cherubs)
I agree..Its nonsense them saying stupid things like that about losing weight. Everyones bodies are not alike. I believe that breastfeeding does help....

Kel...I found this on the web...

Breastfeeding provides definite health benefits for you as well as your baby. Besides being an ideal way to closely bond with your new child, breastfeeding helps stimulate hormones that shrink your uterus back to its pre-pregnancy size. According to some studies, women who breastfeed are 50 per cent less likely to get pre-menopausal breast cancer, and are at lower risk from ovarian cancer and osteoporosis as well. Breastfeeding also helps you lose weight after pregnancy because it uses up the special kind of fat you put on with pregnancy before it becomes an established part of your body shape.

Breastfeeding helps you lose that weight at exactly the right pace. You don't want to lose too much weight straight after giving birth, though. Breastfeeding women need an extra 2 to 4 kilograms (5 to 10 pounds) over their pre-pregnancy weight to keep their body healthy while they nourish their child. If you lose weight too rapidly, it could have a negative effect on your milk supply when your baby has a growth spurt and needs to eat more. Those extra kilos will slip away naturally over the first six months.


Please dont worry..you are going to be fine and you will lose weight and look georgeous as you do now on your wedding DAY!!!

good to hear you're ok kellie, and jaxon too!
take it easy and make sure you're being well looked after!
r.e. the weight thing, don't take what the doctor said as gospel. i had so many people tell me so many different things about how long it would take me to get my shape back and in the end my body just kind of found it's own 'normal' regardless of whether i was eating well & exercising, or sitting on the couch all day eating junk.