oops, fell over

well I've heard of many people doing this in later pregnancy, I managed to
trip over absolutely nothing, couldn't save myself and came down to earth
with a bump. Unfortunately I've bruised my knee quite badly, but at least
there was no harm to bump or Nathanael who was on my back. Of course I was
at the furthest point of today's adventures from home at the time and
getting back was a struggle, fortunately I was able to ring DH and he met me
at the bus stop at the home end. I'm feeling battered and bruised now :-(.

Anne

Anne Rogers wrote:
well I've heard of many people doing this in later pregnancy, I managed to
trip over absolutely nothing, couldn't save myself and came down to earth
with a bump. Unfortunately I've bruised my knee quite badly, but at least
there was no harm to bump or Nathanael who was on my back. Of course I was
at the furthest point of today's adventures from home at the time and
getting back was a struggle, fortunately I was able to ring DH and he met me
at the bus stop at the home end. I'm feeling battered and bruised now :-(.

Glad Nathaniel and bump are okay. I hope your knee
recovers soon!

Emily

((hugs)) Hope you heal quickly!

Sharalyn
mom to Alexander James (9/21/01)

Anne Rogers wrote:

well I've heard of many people doing this in later pregnancy, I managed to
trip over absolutely nothing, couldn't save myself and came down to earth
with a bump.

I did that in the first pregnancy. I'm walking very
carefully this time around.

-- Anita --

Anne Rogers wrote:
well I've heard of many people doing this in later pregnancy, I
managed to
trip over absolutely nothing, couldn't save myself and came down to
earth
with a bump. Unfortunately I've bruised my knee quite badly, but at
least
there was no harm to bump or Nathanael who was on my back. Of course
I was
at the furthest point of today's adventures from home at the time and

getting back was a struggle, fortunately I was able to ring DH and he
met me
at the bus stop at the home end. I'm feeling battered and bruised now
:-(.

Anne

Your poor knee! Thank goodness N and the bump came out unscathed. What
a pain (literally), though.

This last little while in Korea hasn't been easy on you, has it?
Hopefully England will be kinder for the remainder of the pregnancy

I haven't fallen over this time around, but I am ridiculously clumsy.
Every day is a parade of dropped keys, knocked over glasses - I have a
bruise on my forearm where I somehow managed to pinch it in the bifold
closet door. I feel for you!

Melania
Mom to Joffre (Jan 11, 2003)
and #2 (edd May 21, 2005)

"Anne Rogers" wrote in message
...
well I've heard of many people doing this in later pregnancy, I managed to
trip over absolutely nothing, couldn't save myself and came down to earth
with a bump. Unfortunately I've bruised my knee quite badly, but at least
there was no harm to bump or Nathanael who was on my back. Of course I was
at the furthest point of today's adventures from home at the time and
getting back was a struggle, fortunately I was able to ring DH and he met
me at the bus stop at the home end. I'm feeling battered and bruised now
:-(.

Glad to hear you're okay. Hope Nathanael wasn't too shocked either.
I fell down the stairs at 34 weeks (luckily happened to be the date of my
u/s) carrying the washbasket. #1 was so scared that she insisted that she
had to hold my hand going up/down stairs for the rest of pregnancy to stop
me from falling. :-)
Debbie

In article ,
"Anne Rogers" wrote:

well I've heard of many people doing this in later pregnancy, I managed to
trip over absolutely nothing, couldn't save myself and came down to earth
with a bump. Unfortunately I've bruised my knee quite badly, but at least
there was no harm to bump or Nathanael who was on my back. Of course I was
at the furthest point of today's adventures from home at the time and
getting back was a struggle, fortunately I was able to ring DH and he met me
at the bus stop at the home end. I'm feeling battered and bruised now :-(.

Ouch. Haven't fallen over yet this pgy -- fell over on my way back from a
dental visit and scraped my knees and hands when pg with DS. Had a couple of
stumbles this time, and I have dropped quite af ew things.

--
Chookie -- Sydney, Australia
(Replace "foulspambegone" with "optushome" to reply)

"In Melbourne there is plenty of vigour and eagerness, but there is
nothing worth being eager or vigorous about."
Francis Adams, The Australians, 1893.

"Anne Rogers" wrote in message
...
well I've heard of many people doing this in later pregnancy, I managed to
trip over absolutely nothing, couldn't save myself and came down to earth
with a bump. Unfortunately I've bruised my knee quite badly, but at least
there was no harm to bump or Nathanael who was on my back. Of course I was
at the furthest point of today's adventures from home at the time and
getting back was a struggle, fortunately I was able to ring DH and he met
me
at the bus stop at the home end. I'm feeling battered and bruised now :-(.

Anne,
I'm sorry you had a fall! Hope you are healing well. My sis who is due
mid-May just fell, too. She fell flat on her back because she stepped onto
a freshly mopped floor. She is okay, though, and I think she mostly has
hip pain. Falling can be scary!
--
Joy

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