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Posted: **Fri Jul 29, 2005 11:06 am**

Oh my head !!!!!

Excellent night !!!!
Never paid for a single drink and had bags of prezzies to come home with !!!
Trying to sober up before going to hospital, i was supposed to be there earlier !!! Just got a message off yellabird and shes given me a shopping list ! Thats going to take some sorting out with my head in this state !!!

Thanks for your wishes and support guys n gals ! Your all stars !

Catch you later !

Posted: **Fri Jul 29, 2005 4:04 pm**

Nice one yella. Get some sleep BEFORE they come home. It will be you're last for a while.

Posted: **Fri Jul 29, 2005 11:07 pm**

Big congrats Yella and family!
Don't worry about what Syntec4 said, you'll catch up on the lost sleep by the time Willam is about fifteen...

Posted: **Sat Jul 30, 2005 8:42 pm**

Cheers guys !
Update ! Mummy and Baby are home ! Fast asleep for now !
Yellabird's necking her first can of cider for 10 months !!!!
Tip for anyone having or planning on having a baby : When born, listen to the nurses and midwives, but always remember that there is an alternative to breastfeeding, and do not let them take over and brainwash you into thinking that IS THE ONLY WAY TO GO !
Stresses the mother and baby if having difficulties ! And that is not good !
Also. When getting moved from ward to ward, if possible, check their notes to make sure they have filled in the drugs administered section. Yellabird almost swallowed medication she had already had half an hour earlier on a different ward and not noted !

Posted: **Sat Jul 30, 2005 11:10 pm**

Well Yellafella you must me one proud Dad now you have your own complete family home with you

Rather shocking about the near mix up with the medication for Yellabird

I'm glad to hear it didn't happen, but it makes you wonder how many other's who were not so fortunate as her

Chris.

PS. Where is everyone

Just thought the Moto GP is in Germany

Posted: **Sat Jul 30, 2005 11:18 pm**

Cheers Chris. Yeah its great !

Quiet innit ?

Posted: **Sun Jul 31, 2005 10:12 am**

yellafella wrote:Tip for anyone having or planning on having a baby : When born, listen to the nurses and midwives, but always remember that there is an alternative to breastfeeding, and do not let them take over and brainwash you into thinking that IS THE ONLY WAY TO GO !
Stresses the mother and baby if having difficulties ! And that is not good !

That is so very true, Yella! There seem to be a very large proportion of midwives out there who think they are God. Sure breast milk is meant for babies (duh...) BUT there are more important things. If it's too stressful for mum, it's gunna be for baby also. Do what you need to in order for Mum & Baby to bond lurrrrve each other!

yellafella wrote:Also. When getting moved from ward to ward, if possible, check their notes to make sure they have filled in the drugs administered section. Yellabird almost swallowed medication she had already had half an hour earlier on a different ward and not noted !

Unfortunately, this kind of thing does happen (although not overly often). There is no excuse, but everyone makes mistakes (except me

). It's just a bummer that in our line of work, every mistake is a potentially dangerous one. I can give out & sign for, on average, 60-80 different medications a day. Legally, I should know appropriate doses & exactly what each drug does, interacts with, etc, etc. Even if a doctor has ordered something inappropriate, the nurse is to blame for administering it. (Sometimes I wish I worked in a pizza shop...) I encourage everyone to know everything you can about whatever medications you're on, no matter what the circumstances, and particularly if you're in hospital. Don't take something you're not sure about and don't be intimidated by doctors (or nurses) who make you feel intellectually inferior (as most of them are prone to do, even if subconsciously). Ultimately, it's your body & your health. Ask questions & don't give up until you understand fully & are satisfied with the answer. There are too many people out there who wouldn't have a clue what their myriad of pills does to them.

I'll stop here lest my high horse gallop on unceasingly...

Posted: **Sun Jul 31, 2005 10:45 am**

A little late but congratulations Yella.

Posted: **Sun Jul 31, 2005 11:36 pm**

Cheers Curly ! Took the litle un for a drive in his new chariot today (pram).
Then took him to my regular with his nanna and grandad, and met the guys ! They loved him !
4 days old and already has a bar tab ! Not bad eh ?

Posted: **Mon Aug 01, 2005 7:01 am**

Yeah, thought the little fella should get everything his dads got ! including a bar tab ! The debt can come later !

Posted: **Mon Aug 01, 2005 7:25 am**

oops sorry for the late congrats matey, all the best to the yella family

Posted: **Mon Aug 01, 2005 2:22 pm**

congrats Yella....your life will never be the same...

here my son in his thirteen

http://www.ibbike.it/images/profiles/ne ... iiivtr.jpg

Posted: **Mon Aug 01, 2005 3:11 pm**

Cheers O-ring ! Got his good looks fom his mother eh ?

Only joking !!!! Does he ride pillion with you ?
Stu.

Posted: **Tue Aug 02, 2005 9:52 am**

yellafella wrote:Cheers O-ring ! Got his good looks fom his mother eh ?
Only joking !!!! Does he ride pillion with you ?
Stu.

Yes, he came always with me......and my vtr

Ciao

Posted: **Tue Aug 02, 2005 3:30 pm**

Bollox ! Yellabird has been readmitted because of her blood pressure ! There was even talk of a possible stroke ! At 27 ?
So am alone with the little un ! Time for some bonding !

Gonna be shagged after tonight !

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