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Re: You've gotta be kidding me
My fatigue didn't even hit until 10 weeks or so- but by that time I was so exhausted that I was taking a nap on the couch right after dinner and then actually going up to bed at 8:30 or so.
She does need to suck it up though- what happens when you have the baby and you have to get up in the middle of the night? It's pretty damn exhausting then...
That's a pretty bad one...
My exhaustion is off and on, I'm assuming it will get way worse...but if we had a dog I wouldn't let that happen...My sister never did with her dog....What's going to happen when she has a baby AND dog? Uh oh.
Throwing stones today are we? Everyone's pregnancy is different.
That's all I am going to say though.
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Damn right I am. She's six flippin weeks pregnant. You don't think exhaustion isn't going to kick in with a baby and a dog? What does letting the dog out to pee entail that cleaning a hardwood floor doesn't?
That's just outright lazy. She should find a new home for the dog now if that's how she's going to behave.
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Agreed. I missed it. Ah well.
What? I'm judgmental. Doesn't that excuse my behavior since I admit it? No? Hmm...I think the saying goes "Build a bridge..."
And girls, all you missed was a FFFC that was a woman who lets her dog pee on the hardwood when her DH was gone because she's too tired at 6 wks pregnant to get up and let him out.
This is exactly why I avoided early birth month boards.
And obviously lots of people were throwing stones if there was a DD.
There really wasn't, maybe 3 people said something and NOTHING snarky. yet it was deleted, and the poster swears it wasn't her.
Bull honky. That poor dog is going to end up in a shelter.
That makes me giggle. I contemplated peeing in my own bed a few times, but realized that the cleanup would not be worth it...
I do that postpartum...lol!!!
bull honky is so LOL
but the thought a dog might end up at a shelter is very
yey - at work I get emoticons.