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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Here we go this is a post for all you moaners out there to blow some steam off we have noticed there's tons of people who seen to be here to be negative and criticize people for no reason so hear you go have your moan have a cry spit your dummy out because someone won't accept your friends request or refusing to meet you and get it out of your system so we can all move on and enjoy this site. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm sorry, but the most negative posts on your thread, we're yours.
If you're gonna get the arse when people give you a negative opinion, don't ask for opinions.
This thread is only going to breed more negativity. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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This thread has disaster written all over it.
It was a noble idea OP, but as Eileen mentioned, it’s going to come back to bite you, Fab forum threads like this always do. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Finally, a post for me!
So I’m heavily pregnant and been trying not to take co-codamol despite midwifes telling me it’s perfectly safe and encouraging me to do so.
Before I was pregnant I had to take co-codamol every four hours for my chronic pain so it was a total bitch (and agony!) to cut out of my system.
But now if I take more than one co-codamol a day, it makes me drowsy (which is fine), but also means I can’t sleep at night.
So I’ve been awake all night, sore and drowsy  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Finally, a post for me!
So I’m heavily pregnant and been trying not to take co-codamol despite midwifes telling me it’s perfectly safe and encouraging me to do so.
Before I was pregnant I had to take co-codamol every four hours for my chronic pain so it was a total bitch (and agony!) to cut out of my system.
But now if I take more than one co-codamol a day, it makes me drowsy (which is fine), but also means I can’t sleep at night.
So I’ve been awake all night, sore and drowsy "
I’ve also been trying to feel less guilty about taking co-codamol. Midwife and doctors are telling me to take two if I’m in pain, but I’m only taking one alongside paracetamol.
I know it won’t harm my baby, and if anything he seems to move more once I’ve taken some. But meh |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Finally, a post for me!
So I’m heavily pregnant and been trying not to take co-codamol despite midwifes telling me it’s perfectly safe and encouraging me to do so.
Before I was pregnant I had to take co-codamol every four hours for my chronic pain so it was a total bitch (and agony!) to cut out of my system.
But now if I take more than one co-codamol a day, it makes me drowsy (which is fine), but also means I can’t sleep at night.
So I’ve been awake all night, sore and drowsy
I’ve also been trying to feel less guilty about taking co-codamol. Midwife and doctors are telling me to take two if I’m in pain, but I’m only taking one alongside paracetamol.
I know it won’t harm my baby, and if anything he seems to move more once I’ve taken some. But meh "
Please don't take it with paracetamol... read the leaflet! It already has paracetamol in, you can take co-codamol with other pain relief but not paracetamol! If in doubt speak to your health providers please!!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Finally, a post for me!
So I’m heavily pregnant and been trying not to take co-codamol despite midwifes telling me it’s perfectly safe and encouraging me to do so.
Before I was pregnant I had to take co-codamol every four hours for my chronic pain so it was a total bitch (and agony!) to cut out of my system.
But now if I take more than one co-codamol a day, it makes me drowsy (which is fine), but also means I can’t sleep at night.
So I’ve been awake all night, sore and drowsy
I’ve also been trying to feel less guilty about taking co-codamol. Midwife and doctors are telling me to take two if I’m in pain, but I’m only taking one alongside paracetamol.
I know it won’t harm my baby, and if anything he seems to move more once I’ve taken some. But meh
Please don't take it with paracetamol... read the leaflet! It already has paracetamol in, you can take co-codamol with other pain relief but not paracetamol! If in doubt speak to your health providers please!!!!"
No I take one and one
I don’t take two co-codamol and a paracetamol. I take a co-codamol and paracetamol.
It’s like taking two paracetamol and a codine. Which actually used to be what was prescribed to me until they tried to up it to just two co-codamol but my body couldn’t handle how drowsy it made me.
But thanks for your concern, I’ve read the leaflets many a times considering I’ve been on co-codamol for four years now  |
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"Finally, a post for me!
So I’m heavily pregnant and been trying not to take co-codamol despite midwifes telling me it’s perfectly safe and encouraging me to do so.
Before I was pregnant I had to take co-codamol every four hours for my chronic pain so it was a total bitch (and agony!) to cut out of my system.
But now if I take more than one co-codamol a day, it makes me drowsy (which is fine), but also means I can’t sleep at night.
So I’ve been awake all night, sore and drowsy
I’ve also been trying to feel less guilty about taking co-codamol. Midwife and doctors are telling me to take two if I’m in pain, but I’m only taking one alongside paracetamol.
I know it won’t harm my baby, and if anything he seems to move more once I’ve taken some. But meh
Please don't take it with paracetamol... read the leaflet! It already has paracetamol in, you can take co-codamol with other pain relief but not paracetamol! If in doubt speak to your health providers please!!!!-"
this I take co-codamol and get told that |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Putting the milk in first...just no!
Lol, I always put the milk in first and insist on pineapple on my pizza, I am your nightmare in human form, sorry about that."
I hope you can feel the look of sheer disappointment in your life choice I currently have on my face
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Finally, a post for me!
So I’m heavily pregnant and been trying not to take co-codamol despite midwifes telling me it’s perfectly safe and encouraging me to do so.
Before I was pregnant I had to take co-codamol every four hours for my chronic pain so it was a total bitch (and agony!) to cut out of my system.
But now if I take more than one co-codamol a day, it makes me drowsy (which is fine), but also means I can’t sleep at night.
So I’ve been awake all night, sore and drowsy
I’ve also been trying to feel less guilty about taking co-codamol. Midwife and doctors are telling me to take two if I’m in pain, but I’m only taking one alongside paracetamol.
I know it won’t harm my baby, and if anything he seems to move more once I’ve taken some. But meh
Please don't take it with paracetamol... read the leaflet! It already has paracetamol in, you can take co-codamol with other pain relief but not paracetamol! If in doubt speak to your health providers please!!!!-this I take co-codamol and get told that "
Me too and it's my job but as long as it's been ok'd then no worries!! |
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