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lee   i feel that my niece knows i feel awkward , but not why ,,,,,,,,,,,, i plan to tell her
Bless you....Your sis in law does live on through her daughter and grandchild but being a gran lord it's not worth thinking about if I'd known I may die before seeing my grandson....You are privileged Madam,privileged that you're here for your niece and her baby ,I am sure her mum and dad are glad you are so enjoy the baby for them.
~Lee~
I liked Jade. I've been called for a smear for the last 15 years and won't go. I close up and nothing will stop the spasm.I also never went for my postnatal exam after my son was born in July 1990, when they redesign the speculum I might reconsider. Stupid I know, but I can't see me changing in the foreseeable future. So if I do have anything wrong it will be entirely my own stupid fault and nothing anyone say's will make me change my mind.
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Essie,please do go and get a smear test! I'ts bit uncomfortble ,but two or three minutes in your life is nothing!
I'd love to go Kattymieoww,
It goes back to when I was first pregnant with my oldest who's now 29, at the time I was under the London Hospital Whitechapel, my consultant knew I was neurotic and treated me gently. I had to have an internal, my consultant was off sick, the young man doctor they assigned to me was very sympathetic when I explained how I felt, he arranged for a female doctor to do my internal, The London hospital is also a teaching hospital. The female doctor was a bitch and thought it funny to have 19 students watching her doing the deed, later in my pregnancy we moved to Laindon so I came under Basildon hospital, another area does not accept tests as gospel from a previous hospital and I had to go through the same tests and incompetence as before, it sort of mucked me up.
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