A humble thank you

Can I add my 'me too' voice to the chimes of comments pleased that you are
staying? I am another irregular poster, and I don't reply often, not because
I don't care about the person, but more because I don't feel I have the
experience to reply, or that others may put things better.

I understand how isolating and difficult it can be, at the business end of
pregnancy, and sometimes not really feeling 'part of the group'. (I'm 34
weeks with my first) But we are all here for you, and anxiously awaiting
your news, and willing to help when we can.

Hang in there!

Regards

Lee


"Alicia Elliott" wrote in message
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Hi to all, I just wanted to say a humble thank you to those of you who
responded in kindness to my 'labour imminent' posting, and also to those
who
encouraged me to stick around when I was feeling like things were not the
greatest here. I have enjoyed sharing the experiences of others during
their pregnancies, and for the few posts I have placed, there have been
some
helpful responses. It is true that I am taking things here seriously, but
each to his own. I am posting because I am dearly in want of some
indications one way or the other, and I don't think I can be blamed for
that. While I have not had a complicated pregnancy, it has been a MAJOR
challenge for me physically and emotionally, and the closer I come, the
more
frustrating it is. Everyone in my personal life seems to think I will
have
this baby in the next week at the latest, but so many times I've been told
"it'll happen" during this pregnancy, and it hasn't. Very frustrating. I
know there is NO way to predict, but I am still curious to see if there is
a
general trend for first time mums.

Anyway, again, a deeply felt thank you to those of you who offered your
advice and support, and I will be sticking around until at least I have
posted my birth story. That is one of my favourite things to read on
here,
along with seeing belly pics and baby pics, so I'll do the same.

All the best, Alicia