Due in March/April/May 2013 Roll call!

[Butterfly Spirit]

40 minutes to go!

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[mummypink]

Good luck hun! x

[ynwa]

Good luck with scan:.)

[homebirthing princess]

Good luck at your scan xx

[Tiffani3]

Good luck xx

[mummypink]

Stalking for updates from MrsSmudger too!

[Butterfly Spirit]

I was 14 weeks, i dont think they have an US machine there just a doppler, she didnt seem concerned at all, and no referal or next appointment, i made a private US appointment but the closest i could get in is the 7th of Dec, i was thinking of buying a doppler on ebay, but they all seem to come from overseas so i would have to wait a week or so for it to arrive, im trying not to worry about it.

Cinss, perhaps they looked too high? I found my baby WAAAAAY down low like right next to my hairline low in the early weeks. I'm thinking Bubs is fine! But I will tell you that the doppler is a fabulous investment! It's reassured me over and over again.

[suregena]

Oooooooo! It is so handy to work in a hospital and to know most ultrasound staff... the lady who scanned me is one who I know, mainly through passing, and she was surprised to see me. When I was still pumping milk for my son at work, she had just had a baby girl and came in to visit but her daughter needed to breastfeed so she came into the room with me... so a nice familiar person! Anyway!

She spent more time with me then necessary to give me nice good looks at everything. She mentioned she worked at a private one as well for NHS, which was interesting since they'll be more likely to look at gender clues then an NHS scan.

I told her I booked a private gender scan right before I go to the US. She said sh was looking around for gender clues/the nub while we were talking and she said that she was only saying this off the record and it's definitely not certain so early but she "almost wants to say it's a girl." I gasped! Hahahah! She quickly clarified that it isn't definite at all and baby was quite active and kept getting in funny little positions so to not take her word for it. I told her it didn't matter and is know for sure in four weeks anyway!

Also, it costs £5 for 1 ultrasound photo from the NHS. I was prepared to pay, but instead she gave me a stack of them for free!

I love working near the ultrasound department! :P

I'll scan them all on tonight after work and post a thread in the ultrasound bit of the forum. Would love all your feedback later. I thought I saw the nub when she was looking for it and it did look flat but not getting my hopes up!

Sorry about iPhone typos!

[homebirthing princess]

Eeek so exciting so pleased all was well with bubs xxx

[Butterfly Spirit]

OOOOH YAY!!! Flat is good!!!!
My babe's nub was almost stick flat when I found out.

Can't wait for pics!!!
Lucky You!

Maybe they can slip you a DVD next time!!!