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The good news is everything is going very well. Am feeling them move albeit not Pea very often but the 20w scan on 9th June should confirm that the placenta is at the front and so cushioning any kicks, meaning I dont feel them too well.
The not so good news is that as well as being too busy/tired to be able to get on here as often as I like I now also have developed SPD (symphis pubis dysfuntion) which was I knew would be a fair certainty but not quite so early on. For those not in the know, pregnancy softens the ligaments in the body and if your pelvis tends to move too much or at an awkward angle, it becomes very painful. I avoided crutches or wheelchair last time and I intend to do so again - at least this time I dont live in a flat, up three flights of stairs. With good management the pain should remain manageble, even with the added weight and bulk of twins. I just have to be ladylike and keep my legs together (I know, I know...its a bit late for that LOL) but I have to do such tedious things as; get in the car by sitting and swinging both legs in together, get dressed whilst sitting down, go up stairs ONE at a time, avoid lifting or pushing and rest as much as possible - however bad the house gets - oh blow there was me going to change the weather by being a domestic goddess!!
The plot is taking shape at long last, thanks to some VERY hard work by Mr Dandy. Joe (the friend who helps us in the garden two hours a week) couldnt do his slot with us this week but offered to make the time up over the weekend. I was going to say he could have the week off but seeing as I am meant to be taking it even more easy and literally CANT do much to help now, we have asked him to help Mr Dandy on Saturday afternoon.
The best news though is Redthorns news, so pleased for him and his better half!
Will be in touch with more news as and when it develops,
Lots and lots and lots of love to you all, dear friends
Tammy
The not so good news is that as well as being too busy/tired to be able to get on here as often as I like I now also have developed SPD (symphis pubis dysfuntion) which was I knew would be a fair certainty but not quite so early on. For those not in the know, pregnancy softens the ligaments in the body and if your pelvis tends to move too much or at an awkward angle, it becomes very painful. I avoided crutches or wheelchair last time and I intend to do so again - at least this time I dont live in a flat, up three flights of stairs. With good management the pain should remain manageble, even with the added weight and bulk of twins. I just have to be ladylike and keep my legs together (I know, I know...its a bit late for that LOL) but I have to do such tedious things as; get in the car by sitting and swinging both legs in together, get dressed whilst sitting down, go up stairs ONE at a time, avoid lifting or pushing and rest as much as possible - however bad the house gets - oh blow there was me going to change the weather by being a domestic goddess!!
The plot is taking shape at long last, thanks to some VERY hard work by Mr Dandy. Joe (the friend who helps us in the garden two hours a week) couldnt do his slot with us this week but offered to make the time up over the weekend. I was going to say he could have the week off but seeing as I am meant to be taking it even more easy and literally CANT do much to help now, we have asked him to help Mr Dandy on Saturday afternoon.
The best news though is Redthorns news, so pleased for him and his better half!
Will be in touch with more news as and when it develops,
Lots and lots and lots of love to you all, dear friends
Tammy
God made rainy days so gardeners could get the housework done
3 cheers for Mr Dandy and Jo too.
((x))
....maybe time to set new games of which kiddie can get the most dusting done!
It'll all be worth it in the end though 
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