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Emily0505
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Yeah it's my dog.
He's due to go back for repeat bloods and another scan next week and they said depending on that he might need an absorption study and possibly and endoscopy.
Just a lot to be worrying about him and worrying about me and baby and just trying to keep on top of everything.
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He's due to go back for repeat bloods and another scan next week and they said depending on that he might need an absorption study and possibly and endoscopy.
Just a lot to be worrying about him and worrying about me and baby and just trying to keep on top of everything.
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Emily0505
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I'm shitting myself, I really am.
I feel like we can't all be that lucky to be finally getting our rainbows after RMC. Everyone has had such good news at their scans, it almost feels like by process of elimination it'll be me that the luck runs out on and I'll get the bad news.
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I feel like we can't all be that lucky to be finally getting our rainbows after RMC. Everyone has had such good news at their scans, it almost feels like by process of elimination it'll be me that the luck runs out on and I'll get the bad news.
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With my parents dog it turned out to specific foods she reacted to. She reacted very badly to anything with beef in it. As she got older she also became sensitive to more foods. They used to cook food for her themselves as it was actually cheaper than specialist dog food and seemed to be the best for her. They would cook up a big pan of rice and chicken for her and freeze it in tubs. It solved her digestive issues 90% and she lived to be 17. The moment she tasted anything with beef in it though she would be back to having diarrhoea with blood in it.
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Emily0505
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Apparently his bloods didn't indicate pancreatitis so they don't think it's that. I did ask about giving him ID but the vet said chicken should be fine. It's all just been a bit of a nightmare and I just hope we can get to the bottom of it soon.
Then some good news on Wednesday too and we'll be set!
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Then some good news on Wednesday too and we'll be set!
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I found out I am expecting with my 1st. Actually really excited but not getting my hopes up too soon. I am roughly 5wks and 1 day making me due around 28th May! My sickness has started up especially at night - its like sickly heartburn 
but in the day I feel constantly hungry.
Foods that put me off are the smell of chocolate(!) and greasy food.
I don't see the midwife for first appointment until 19th October!
Any tips on combating sickness and getting enough food in my system?!
but in the day I feel constantly hungry.Foods that put me off are the smell of chocolate(!) and greasy food.
I don't see the midwife for first appointment until 19th October!
Any tips on combating sickness and getting enough food in my system?!
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I'm feeling less corpse like since finding a drink I can hold down. I can drink tea through a straw as long as I have a mint afterwards to get rid of the after taste. I'm feeling a bit less sick which is good but worrying I'm sure it's just a calm before the storm though. Hope everyone else is doing OK. Emily and nikki I don't envy you and your weight. The bubble is so nice to live inside but I'm hoping you both get good news soon. X X X X
