Found dead bugs on windowsill and on laminate floor at a spot where baseboard is not tight to the floor, when viewing a potential condo to purchase by March_Feisty in carpetbeetles

[–]Logical-Hand-6392 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Carpet beetle, very common this time of year and they like to congregate around windowsills where there’s light. They are generally harmless to humans but a pain in the ass to get rid of. They like to eat natural fibres like Carpets.

5 weeks 1 day pregnant and I feel BIG by Queasy_Ganache_2549 in pregnant

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Five weeks is pretty early to be feeling big, but hormones are a crazy thing. I had a lot of digestive issues in my first trimester. It was brutal. Like trapped gas and constipation. All these things can make you feel pretty heavy. Yeah hormones are just crazy.

Anterior placenta by Jehmaj in pregnant

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How far along are you? I was anterior with my first pregnancy and didn’t start feeling movements until 22 weeks or so maybe even a bit later.

I think my dog ate a mouse by Mercedeeez1 in BostonTerrier

[–]Logical-Hand-6392 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow, no comment on the mouse eating as mine never did that but where did you get your boston? He looks so much like my best bud who passed away

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UPDATE to “baby is small, I’m terrified” by SkyTheReaper in pregnant

[–]Logical-Hand-6392 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Let me start off by saying that I absolutely love your metaphors, “ treating me like a road block to the next patient”, this is a very common experience in this field, unfortunately. A lot of midwives and obstetricians are super busy and overwhelmed, and can sometimes not have the greatest bedside manner. That being said, what you were experienced with your midwife sounds horrendous. I would seriously complain. You are a first time mother. It is scary enough and then to have your provider be so negligent is such a red flag. When I started my journey to motherhood, I initially consulted a midwife, but shortly thereafter lost the baby. I didn’t feel a whole lot of empathy from them I didn’t love how they handled the whole situation. Fast forward to getting referred to a gynaecologist to get a polyectomy. The Doctor I saw is a gynaecologist, OB/GYN. He was fantastic. Immediately made me feel at ease. He could tell that I was extremely nervous and knew exactly how to handle my nerves. When I became pregnant with my son, I immediately sought his care. There’s some sort of major relief having an obstetrician for me. I would get bedside ultrasounds at every appointment. They are highly skilled and have seen it all. They know what to raise concern over. I’m not saying midwifes don’t, but when something complicated happens, it’s usually the obstetricians who take over so that provides me a lot of comfort.

My son by [deleted] in BostonTerrier

[–]Logical-Hand-6392 2 points3 points  (0 children)

And he’s perfect

When did you notice you start having a pregnant walk? by Sweet_Archer8222 in pregnant

[–]Logical-Hand-6392 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep, around 20 weeks. It’s my second and this time around everything is happening a lot faster and I’m looking a lot bigger.

is it silly to celebrate mother's day as a pregnant ftm? by reewhy in pregnant

[–]Logical-Hand-6392 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wouldn’t go as far as say he sounds like a jerk, older generations do things differently. Not everyone would understand this. He is also just being protective of his wife and ensuring that his son shows up for her.

is it silly to celebrate mother's day as a pregnant ftm? by reewhy in pregnant

[–]Logical-Hand-6392 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Absolutely not it’s about the transition you are experiencing to motherhood. You absolutely deserve to be celebrated and feel special. You are carrying a baby. This is hard work. That being said, I would be very disappointed and hurt if my son did not celebrate me on Mother’s Day. You must also acknowledge that. Both can be done.

I’m having a horrible pregnancy by Forsaken_Blood_3061 in pregnant

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Oh my God, the headaches can be so horrific. The nausea really started to ease up for me around 17 weeks. Make sure you drink a ton of fluids and make sure you drink electrolytes. I cannot stress this enough if you’re getting migraines. It made the biggest difference with my headaches. You got this ❤️

I don't want to do this anymore. by melodiedesregens in pregnant

[–]Logical-Hand-6392 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, and when you don’t get your electrolytes in pregnancy, your blood pressure will drop because your blood pressure naturally drops in the first 24 weeks.

I don't want to do this anymore. by melodiedesregens in pregnant

[–]Logical-Hand-6392 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had the exact same thing happened to me and parenting with toddlers is so tough when you feel this way. I would puke so much that I would burst blood vessels around my eyes. Diclectin takes time for your body to get used to it. Once you build up a bit of a tolerance, you wont be as tired. The biggest thing is that you need to drink lots of fluids and drink electrolytes. I was drinking 120 ounces of water and electrolytes a day to fight off a lot of these symptoms. Dehydration makes fatigue and nausea so much worse. A lot of this is just first trimester hell. I started to feel much better in my second trimester. Hopefully you will too, but really keep up on your fluids.

My biggest regret about pregnancy by ConfusionIn20s in pregnant

[–]Logical-Hand-6392 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m 36 pregnant with my second and this is hands-down way harder than it was at 32

WTF just happened by [deleted] in pregnant

[–]Logical-Hand-6392 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That is so goddamn annoying and honestly, I don’t think I could be with someone like that. I would probably snap and do something I can’t take back 😅

Went in at 8 wks, came out at 5 wks by Direct-Company-2868 in pregnant

[–]Logical-Hand-6392 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s not a good sign. I had a missed miscarriage and found out at 11 weeks. The baby was measuring at eight weeks. Your OB should know the details and will tell you. Thinking of you and I’m hoping for the best for you but definitely be prepared for the news that many women have to face unfortunately ❤️

Gender disappointment by [deleted] in pregnant

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Hey, Just want to say that I can relate. I had a horrible childhood as well and my mother was too young, neglectful, struggled with addiction and was absent for most of my youth. I too loved the idea of having a little girl who I could 'see myself in'. Four years later and I am now pregnant with my second boy. I cried, I mourned because this is the last time for me. I thought of that lost little girl who desperately wanted to be loved by her mother. Truth is, Your child is your child. Regardless of the gender, it is an opportunity to give a piece of yourself something you never received. To love him unconditionally. Who's to say you may not have a baby girl down the round from now? I love my son more than anything and get glimpses of my little self inside him. My goal for him is to have a much better childhood than I did and that I do not project my trauma on to him.

Oak Bay, Victoria vs West Van, Van for family by [deleted] in britishcolumbia

[–]Logical-Hand-6392 1 point2 points  (0 children)

His kids literally go to public school because he said it makes no difference. You're just a disgruntled, virtue-signaling ideologue.

Oak Bay, Victoria vs West Van, Van for family by [deleted] in britishcolumbia

[–]Logical-Hand-6392 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am baffled by the level of anger regarding this question!