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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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Note: This only affects The Nest's community members and will not affect members on The Bump or The Knot.
Facebook rant - it's not me; it's you
in GP Moms
I have two pg "friends" on Facebook that are driving me nuts. Maybe it's because I'm hormonal and irritated or maybe it's all the dumb.
I don't want to comment unnecessary evil on their status updates but I need to vent.
One of them posted yesterday that she was taking the 3 hour glucose test because she failed her 1 hour. Someone commented, "I bet you will pass! You don't look like you have GD!" Look like it? I didnt realize there was a face for it. She replied, "I know! I eat whatever I want but haven't gained much weight so I can't have it!" I suppose these two women would have a heart attack if they knew my 120 lb co-worker has diabetes.
PSA: GD only happens when you gain gobs of weight apparently.
The second girl had a premature baby a few years ago, around 34 weeks I think. Baby is a healthy toddler now which is great. She is pregnant again and the second she passed the mark that she'd given birth the first time she started posting about how baby needed to come anytime now because her first baby came earlier than that and turned out fine so why wait any longer?
She's been posting for weeks about begging her doctors to induce her early because she is "over being pregnant." They said no because there is no medical need. Today she posted that she HAS to deliver this weekend at the latest because they are moving out of state soon and going to 40 weeks will make it more difficult.
Just.
I don't want to comment unnecessary evil on their status updates but I need to vent.
One of them posted yesterday that she was taking the 3 hour glucose test because she failed her 1 hour. Someone commented, "I bet you will pass! You don't look like you have GD!" Look like it? I didnt realize there was a face for it. She replied, "I know! I eat whatever I want but haven't gained much weight so I can't have it!" I suppose these two women would have a heart attack if they knew my 120 lb co-worker has diabetes.
PSA: GD only happens when you gain gobs of weight apparently.
The second girl had a premature baby a few years ago, around 34 weeks I think. Baby is a healthy toddler now which is great. She is pregnant again and the second she passed the mark that she'd given birth the first time she started posting about how baby needed to come anytime now because her first baby came earlier than that and turned out fine so why wait any longer?
She's been posting for weeks about begging her doctors to induce her early because she is "over being pregnant." They said no because there is no medical need. Today she posted that she HAS to deliver this weekend at the latest because they are moving out of state soon and going to 40 weeks will make it more difficult.
Just.
Re: Facebook rant - it's not me; it's you
Our Little Raspberry-Born 3/27/12
We Said I Do 09/06/09
It is super annoying. Yesterday she posted about "what was ok in cribs?" And wanted to know about stuffed animals (not kidding).
She is always posting about how she doesn't feel well and she can't sleep. And she isn't even in 3rd tri!
I try to resist giving her advice because I don't think it would help.
When you've been married this long, you need a ticker to remind you.
Baby Boy M - 08/01/2013
BFP #1 - 11/16/10 CP 12/1/10
BFP #3 Chart
8-|
BFP #5: 3/25/2015: EDD: 12/8/2015.
Waiting on my baby girl
EDD 2/5/14
It makes me cringe with irritation.
To make you feel my love.
When you've been married this long, you need a ticker to remind you.
Baby Boy M - 08/01/2013
There are enough babies fighting after being born too soon and enough parents worrying about their preemies health and well being. Not to mention all of the parents hoping their babies stay in as long as possible (we are/were one of those sets).
Why would you hope or ask for that?
When you've been married this long, you need a ticker to remind you.
Baby Boy M - 08/01/2013
And definitely not at 34 weeks like those crazy ass women.
TTC since May 2010. DX Unexplained IF. IUI #1 in August 2012. Clomid, Menopur plus Ovidrel. BFN. IUI #2 in September 2012. Clomid, Menopur plus Ovidrel. BFN. IUI #3 in October 2012. BFN. IVF in April/May 2013: BFP. Due February 2, 2014 Thank you God!
B Born 6.27.13
Married August 2009
3 years. 5 losses.
Our rainbow baby boy born 11.16.15