I just have to get this off my chest and really don't feel like putting it on my local bump board. Feel free to pay no attention to it.
Yes I'm really excited about this baby and I'm getting really impatient about it. Our families have been nothing but annoying the last couple days. I know they are excited too and can't wait to me him. That doesn't mean that I have to get 4 phone calls asking if I have gone into labor yet. Do they really think that I'm not going to call them when my water has broken. I love that they care but they are just overbearing right now. I can't control when he comes and I don't know when thats going to be. I made sure they all knew that we would let them know when there has been progress they just don't seem to believe me.
I also don't like my coworkers getting all up and arms with me walking the half mile to work to meet DH when he gets off work. I'm technically no longer on bed rest. The doctors wouldn't do anything to stop labor at this point so there is no real reason to be doing absolutely nothing anymore. There is no reason to tell me to stay on the couch and relax. I can't relax at this point because I'm too anxious for everything that is to come.
I do appreciate all the ladies on this board that keep me laughing and my spirits up by joking with me about going into labor. If you have read all this thank you. I appreciate everything that you ladies do to keep my spirits up.

Re: Need to vent. (hormonal vent - feel free to ignore)
Hang in there, mama! It's almost over!
Do you have someone on the boards that you'll be notifiying when you go into labor or will you post something yourself? Or are you just going to disappear and surprise us all? =-)
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And yeah, if your family can take it, I would totally take their next call and be like "Can I call you back? I'm pushing right now."
I kind of agree with coming up with comical answers to give people when they ask. Either that or ask them to stop asking, because it's making the wait harder for you too.
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Hang in there, girl!
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Hang in there kiddo, (Edmund can come on out, you're the kiddo I'm speaking of) and tell people to suck it
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Anyway, I also understand your family (to a point) My H's sister had a baby almost 2 weeks ago, they only live an hour from us and we didn't find out that the baby had been born til 3 days afterwards. That made me feel like an awful aunt (it was her 3rd child, she was about a week late, and we didn't know if we would have a neice or nephew)
So I was a bit ticked that it took that long for someone to pass on the good news (even though EVERYONE in the family knew...) Sorry to rant.
Best of luck to you
Hang in there mommies to be
. Thoughts and prayers for safe deliveries.
Diane - I don't blame Sam one bit for not wanting a damn circus waiting for her to deliver. That would drive me nuts too. It is a special time for the two of you to share privately. Your families will not die if they do not see your little one 10 minutes after she arrives.
Ciara - the walking is so good for you, especially when you are so close to delivering. Keep it up and just ignore those fussbutts.
When I was out and about the day before I delivered my oldest, it hurt so damn bad to sit I stood all day, except when I was in the bathroom peeing every 5 minutes. I was in denial that I was actually in labor - I still had 2 weeks according to the midwife LOL.