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udoka2: Marygold
Its well with you. God will come thru for you!

@champs
Congrats once more

@Pink
This cassava stuff hmmm - I hope its not mistaken with yam? I hv not heard of cassava rather yam. Oyibo sometimes confuse cassava with yam. I may be wrong.

@Echala & mamaT
Count me in, though I hv bn doing it for sometimes now. TTC 5+years.

globusacb: I need a loosing weight buddy oooo

E 99 E: The United Kingdom has said it will no longer tolerate the abuse of its National Health Service (NHS) by Nigerian women who travel to the country to have their babies in British hospitals.

This followed allegations that a Nigerian woman, Bimbo Ayelabola, received treatment for the delivery of her babies totalling £10,000 but returned to the country without paying anything.

UK ministers had warned that government would not tolerate abuse of the NHS by foreign visitors after the Nigerian flew into their country to have her baby in a British hospital.

Ayelabola, 33, reportedly took a fertility drug (Clomid) overdose in order to aid conception after losing her first pregnancy.

As soon as she found out she was pregnant, the woman allegedly relocated to the UK to be able to take the needed rest outside of the hustling and bustling of Lagos.

While in the UK, she underwent a scan which revealed that she was expecting four babies in the first instance before it was discovered during the delivery that there was a fifth baby.

It was learnt that she was put on an emergency NHS programme which as at July last year, had depleted the scheme’s purse to the tune of £200,000 ($320,000).

The heavily pregnant woman was said to have travelled from Lagos to Manchester because she was concerned about the standard of treatment she would receive in Nigeria.

She was said to have gone straight from the airport to Wythenshawe Hospital where she told staff that there were complications with her pregnancy.

Two midwives, two consultant urologists, a radiology consultant, two consultant obstetricians and two anaesthetists were reported to have been involved in her treatment before her healthy babies were born by emergency Caesarean section last two weeks.

Prior to her discharge from hospital on Monday, staff were said to have informed her that the cost of her treatment was around £10,000 and asked her for billing details.

The woman was reported to have left without paying anything.

UK Health Minister, Simon Burns, said: “We won’t tolerate abuse of our National Health Service. The NHS has a duty to anyone whose life or long-term health is at immediate risk but it is not there to serve the health needs of the globe.

“There are comprehensive rules and procedures to charge visitors for hospital treatment but we know that the system needs to be improved. That is why we are currently reviewing those arrangements to prevent inappropriate free access to the NHS and provide a fairer more balanced system.

“Hospitals have a legal duty to recover any charges made to overseas patients. The government has also recently amended the immigration rules so that anyone with an unpaid debt to the NHS of £1,000 or more can be refused a new visa.”

MamaTriplets: @Champs, are U telling me that my God has answered my prayer for you . Am so Happy for U, the God that did it for you will do it for US all ooo. I can sense that in September dozens of Women will testify. This Year will not pass us by. There will be a Shout of Joy in our Families!!! @JoesQ, pls don't go near anion pad. I used it n it removed all excess fluid in my body and I looked very trim n beautiful but the same lady that sold it to me came back to warn me that I should nt drink it anymore that it can also dry up the fluid in a Baby's amniotic sac n cos miscarriage! I just tire!!! .@all, Believe in God n he will bring ur Ernest expectation to come to pass, Sprinkling Baby dust to all!!!

MamaTriplets: @Champs, are U telling me that my God has answered my prayer for you . Am so Happy for U, the God that did it for you will do it for US all ooo. I can sense that in September dozens of Women will testify. This Year will not pass us by. There will be a Shout of Joy in our Families!!! @JoesQ, pls don't go near anion pad. I used it n it removed all excess fluid in my body and I looked very trim n beautiful but the same lady that sold it to me came back to warn me that I should nt drink it anymore that it can also dry up the fluid in a Baby's amniotic sac n cos miscarriage! I just tire!!! .@all, Believe in God n he will bring ur Ernest expectation to come to pass, Sprinkling Baby dust to all!!!

MSTIA: @Hebrewwoman,Margold your testimony is permanent. @ Champs sure you are doing fine. Please does anyone knows if its normal to have mucus (or is it cervical mucus) from your vagina say about 2 to 3 hours after BD.

Last cycle started using Vit E, D, folic acid and Omega 3,6,9. and my cylce length was extended from 31days to 37days. Af showed with clots of blood. My doctor immediately collected blood sample to check my progesterone and preg. hormone level. Will go to the clinic later in the week to know the result. I did a second hormones test, will post in the result here later today. Please is it possible for any of the multivitamins listed above to extend my cycle length. And has anyone experienced headache before or few days after AF. Please any solution for this headache. Because I can't imagine the heartache of TTC and still face this headache everymonth. Any way, whether good or bad, We must win this battle. I know for sure that before the end of this year I must get my BFP. Thats the attitude I have decided to maintain now. babydust y' all.

shiloh: Yaayyy!!! Slimphemmie...good to hear from u. Sorry to hear about d rollercoaster journey u ve bn going thru. Really dis ttc journey ehm..na only God go help person. I tink u should try herbal supplements like pink22 suggested...let's see if they will be an improvement. Pele my dear.

@Pink22...pls which pharmacy in abuja did u buy fertilaid and at what price. Will like to purchase too...I stay in abuja. Tanks.

agiboma: @ pink 22 where can i buy baby aspirin in this Nigeria its suppose to help keep the bp down

Olaposij: ŤђαϞĸs but Ʊ didn't answer ♏v̶̲̥̅ Q, whts the principle behind d machine. What's its acceptability in the western world? Is it like a voodoo machine or how does it work?