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angelys:Will do. Welcome to the family |
The bank is not liable for confidential information shared by customers to a third party. It doesn't matter whether the customer thinks the third party is the bank. They say it everytime and it's simple enough. This is a matter for the police. |
Tunis24:Dearie do as your doctor has said. If you have issues again, inform him quickly. You'll be fine. |
kelizosuy:Chic which way na? No address, no map, no GPS, nothing. Are you trying to kee sombori? |
[quote author=MoyosBlog123 post=60286379]Good afternoon ooooo. Abeg mama's that gave birth via caesarian section,before before or now now abeg, what's the recovery process like. Darling you'll be fine. I hope you're taking your antibiotics religiously. It's essential for healing without problems. You should be on pain meds. Something stronger than paracetamol. It's usually ibuprofen. When I was discharged after my third cs, I was given (among other drugs) paracetamol. I never took any. I just bought my 400 mg ibuprofen jejely and took cos I understand my body. You will need to ensure you don't lift anything, not even a pot. Let the people around you help you with everything. Don't feel bad. It's important you don't stress your muscles. |
Towerofgrace:Chai. Afraid is catching me. This moi moi matter is serious o. Abeg disinfect your phones from today so you can lick your screens well ![]() These women will do us chum chin tomorrow |
zaynie:Mama de mama. Beyonce hand dey up for you. |
kelizosuy:You are my new sweetheart. |
This one should get capital punishment. No need feeding him in jail. |
He sounds silly but he just said something that is the plain fact, unfortunately. You want to know why they keep multiplying like rabbits? It's a game of numbers. With those numbers, they can afford to keep the rest of the country exactly where they want it. If the numbers aren't enough, they import foreigners who look like them to make up the shortfall. This is precisely why we need restructuring. Making every state responsible for its own resources will force these people to be responsible for once in their lives, rather than sitting and waiting for Abuja allocations. This applies to everyone else. We are more likely to reach our potentials for wealth as a country if we restructure. |
smartty68:No be lie |
Lilliesbud12:Try drinking a hot cup of Lipton tea |
kelizosuy:We are very sorry. Get a notepad and write down the exact time a contraction starts. Keep your eye on a stopwatch (you can use your phone). When it stops, write the time. Then wait for the next one to start. Your doc needs to know how long a contraction lasts and the amount of time in between the contractions. If the time in between contractions get shorter while the contractions get longer you may be in labour. I hope I'm not answering too late |
LholarB:My dear the courage came later o after plenty moral support. Fear been catch me initially ![]() |
katchycouture:I'm not sure why. Maybe because that spot (the bikini line) is the preferred one, since they only need two incisions to get to the baby and they aren't bothering your other organs. |
sassyangel1:Eh yaa kpele. I've had three, all done by the same surgeon and each felt different. But with all of them, I had to get out of bed the morning after surgery (hospital policy, to help me heal) and that wasn't fun, but it was beneficial. Moving from the bed to a chair just beside the bed felt like building a rocket from scratch. It was a lot of work. The most annoying part was that I was told to get back on the bed and rest again within a few minutes (precisely how long it takes to change bed sheets). Breastfeeding wasn't fun because of the pain in my uterus, but that only hurt me on the first three days. Still, I couldn't resist nursing my babies and wincing until I couldn't stand it anymore. Being on constant pain killers helped a lot, as I was told not to endure it but ask for medication. But in all, I could walk unassisted within three days and felt no pain at all by the fourth, so the little stress the nurses gave me helped a lot. I've never had trouble with the site even though the same spot has been cut thrice. This time I'm using another hospital and automatically another doctor and I pray it goes as well as it always has for me. |
beautyuche:It reduces the likelihood of vomiting or spitting. Works like magic. The downside is I have to keep chewing it constantly. It's a miracle my jaw doesn't ache, considering the fact that it's the hard one I chew. |
Maggiespecial:Welcome to the clan sis. |
Team March it's check in time. Fexcathy Nifes Temmy2103 Elmaspeed. EDD march 9 Tripletmom Beautyuche Eniafelamo Happychildlove Tunis24 Showerses Soonest First trimester is over for some of us and almost over for others. I pray morning sickness leaves us alone. Take your folic acid and fesolate daily and try to eat if you can. It is well with us. Shout out to favouredestiny , you'll always be our sweetheart. ![]() OK.... Lemme continue my guava chewing. |
MummyJJ:It is pipu like this that are making me cry ![]() This infrastructure needs commissioning on my dining table, if MS will allow |
[quote author=curvilicious post=60073194][/quote]As long as your tummy isn't being leaned on. If you're comfortable on your back, he needs to raise his upper body. When the belle gets bigger, kpekus style will change by force |
soonest:Sis I see you Don't worry about how it happened. I'm also on my fourth and we will rejoice. Welcome to the team. We love you loads. |
favouredestiny:Darling, it's OK. Rest a while. You will return to this thread with another pregnancy and we will be here to give you our support. You will carry your children and watch them grow in Jesus name. Amen. |
Happy sallah to all our Muslim sisters. May your prayers be answered and may your joy never cease. |
We don't need to pray for Benue. Trust me, they are praying. We need to assist the displaced. My neighbourhood is flooded (I'm not in benue by the way) and plenty people have had to move out of their only homes and seek shelter elsewhere. If you can help even one person whose home is flooded, with food, clothing or shelter, you've made a difference. There are floods in many parts of the country. Help someone, wherever you can. |
kelizosuy:Please inform your doctor. Those feelings aren't as strange as we would like to imagine. Many women have them. Sometimes it graduates to post partum depression after delivery. You need a support system, someone to encourage you every step of the way. You should avoid solitude. Go outdoors. Come in here and let's stay in contact with you. It could help. You'll be fine. You're doing great and your baby loves you so much. |
lonelydora:Those model schools could not have achieved what Rwandan schools have achieved. Do you know why? 1. The schools are too small. How many pupils can one of them accommodate? When you build a school that can only take a small fraction of the old school it was supposed to replace, it will lead to one inevitable outcome, which is below. 2. Corruption found its way in. You'd have to cough up whatever amount the head of the school tells you to, in order to secure admission for your child or ward, in a school that is supposed to be free. Most of the time, there is no space at all. The intentions were marvelous, but intentions are not enough. You need to follow up on those intentions to ensure they become reality. That is what private schools in Nigeria do to survive. That is the very thing the government has consistently failed to do in public schools. |



