I've tried the Tylenol Cold and Flu stuff. Julie woke me up in a panic: "J! wake up, you're hitting yourself!" turns out I was slapping myself in the face in my sleep. I still suspect her, a little, though.Westy said:
Any chance you were dreaming about N8 and that mortar???SilentJ said:I've tried the Tylenol Cold and Flu stuff. Julie woke me up in a panic: "J! wake up, you're hitting yourself!" turns out I was slapping myself in the face in my sleep. I still suspect her, a little, though.
Thanks, but not at this point. Don't really feel like hanging my marriage laundry on the 'net.loco said:
I'm a nyquil kind of guy personally... but it leaves me groggy in the am. Not sure if that has something to do with the fact that I drink it right from the bottle like a soda - 2 good chugs knocks me out wihtout any trouble.Westy said:
yeah - I didn't figure, and don't care to be nosy, but we are here to help. I know some that are close to you, but I know that I am willing to help if you ever need it. Good luck though. I know some days can be hard. I have them.jacksonpt said:
Good choicejacksonpt said:
Nah, it was the turquoise strip in this threadloco said:
andloco said:
thanks fellers. The hardest part of all this is trying to figure out if I even have a "right" (so to speak) to be angry/unhappy with stuff, as it's very hard for me to see things from other people's perspective. Sure, I'm unhappy with how I see things, but how to those things look to other people? Know what I mean?binary visions said:Good choice
Not that there wouldn't be a lot of sympathetic ears, but some things should be left to PMs, emails, and phone conversations.
Hope you've got someone to talk things over with. Sometimes helps to get it off your chest. I've always got room in the PM box though, if you feel yourself needing to rant to a near-stranger.
Good luck, Jackson.
That was my point, BV. I wouldn't air my huge issues either. I was just offering. I agree with your suggested areas to address them though.binary visions said:Good choice
Not that there wouldn't be a lot of sympathetic ears, but some things should be left to PMs, emails, and phone conversations.
Hope you've got someone to talk things over with. Sometimes helps to get it off your chest. I've always got room in the PM box though, if you feel yourself needing to rant to a near-stranger.
Good luck, Jackson.
Doug - How many times do I have to remind you that I'm married :devil:douglas said:
jacksonpt said:
Good luck dealing with everything. Whenever I have too much on my mind I can't sleep either (lead to some weird hours on the trainer in the past).
Still no baby yet?TreeSaw said:
NopeMMcG said:
I had some really strong contractions when we were out on Saturday night and really thought it might be time, but then they spaced back out and haven't gotten stronger or anything since. I am running out of patience here 
8 months now. It is definitely better than before the surgery, but it still hurts to do a lot of things. I just don't have much cartilage left in that knee. At least it isn't sharp constant pain now. I've been doing a lot of riding, and skate skiing. Now I'm going to add water running.SilentJ said:
just think of pitocin as a nitrous system for yr baby engine.TreeSaw said:
Yeah, but I don't want to be stuck in bed (i.e. IV, fetal monitors, etc.). We're still working on the natural versions of pitocin, but that doesn't seem to be working eithernarlus said:just think of pitocin as a nitrous system for yr baby engine.
After all that, still no baby? Maybe she doesn't like winter.TreeSaw said:I also managed to spin for almost a half hour yesterday without getting tired. And went up and down the stairs (both flights) 15 times before and after eating a bunch of tostitos and hot salsa, but still no baby.
That's what I am thinking too! Today I will do more of the same and see if it helps!Heidi said:
That's the weird part...she is down and has been for 3 weeks.loco said:
I should have known any child of mine wouldn't do things the easy way Might have to try some jumping jacks though just to make sure.
I wish! Keep your fingers crossed though. My mother was convinced I'd go into labor sometime during the night because of the "bad" weather.hooples3 said:
That sucks. I don't have any.Heidi said:
I've had my bones "scraped" since having the meniscus removed - yay for arthritis. I've never tried water running - I know regular swimming does jack sh!t for me.
Run Away, Run Away.Polandspring88 said:
johnbryanpeters said:Fixed.
kinda weird thing for a divorced person to say
They pay better than anyone else, I don't have to pay for any commuter (my dad works there), and it is right next to one of the best spots to ride in Massachusetts (Lynn Woods). Besides, its only a summer job, can't say no with incentives like that.Westy said:
A buddy of mine was told to have sex with his almost overdue wife...don't know if that's been suggested or not?TreeSaw said:That's what I am thinking too! Today I will do more of the same and see if it helps!
That's the weird part...she is down and has been for 3 weeks.
Of course, his reaction to that suggestion was: "you mean, with her (pointing to his wife)?"
It's a trap, youngin's like you are easily brainwashed.Polandspring88 said:
maybe it was an arranged marriage.douglas said:Quote:
Originally Posted by douglas
I slept good but I had some wacky dream about finally getting the first date in my life.
nope......actually she was a really cool fun person to date.....then we got marriednarlus said:
TreeSaw said:That's what I am thinking too! Today I will do more of the same and see if it helps!
That's the weird part...she is down and has been for 3 weeks.
LOL! Definitely has been suggested (friends and the Dr.) and tried.SilentJ said:A buddy of mine was told to have sex with his almost overdue wife...don't know if that's been suggested or not?
That's what I have heard from virtually everyone who was induced and I definitely don't want to go that route unless I have to.Reactor said:
Same happened to my wife: induced labor all night, 2 hours of pushing, stuck baby, c-section. In our case, the baby was "over easy" (face down) and wouldn't turn.Reactor said:
