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m still very much in denial wrt chronic illness. Especially when I want to garden ( which brought about this most recent relapse)!
I practice yoga already and today I decided to purchase pregnancy yoga DVDs in particular. I just completed one and it was beautiful. I love the focus on baby while remembering the beauty of self. Creating space for him, aligning myself with baby. I loved it. If anyone is looking for a gentle and beautiful workout.. Prenatal and postnatal, YOGA.
s Guide to Childbirth book to come in now, heard it is great book. I recently bought the Prenatal Yoga Deck, it has breathing techniques and poses, I like it because you can go as many cards as you have time for. Also, try to spend time a couple times a day just breathing, refocus everytime your mind wanders. I have a mantra, just be and breathe, and repeat in my head to help focus; practice does help.
Try having sex and bouncing on yoga ball I have been and I'm at 3cm going to continue im sure in 14 days seems to help and I did the same with my daughter took 2 days of bouncing but it seemed to work for me hope this helps x
Sounds like you worry at night and let your thoughts get out of hand , if you can into the habit of thinking about nice things ie a garden of shrubs and flowers or a beach , when you lay down at night do not think of anything negative, let your mind go to the same nice, happy place it can be any scene you feel comfortable in that doesnt excite but only is a quiet place, wander round in your mind in the place.
My hospital doesn't provide anything, keep you in 5 nights for a csection even tho its my 2nd, and expect you to wear normal day clothes and go for little walks to the cafe and garden etc so I've packed yoga pants and loose tops, pyjamas, flat shoes and slippers, black underwear in the next size up for comfort and 'leakage', maternity bras, maternity pads, breastpads, a nice body wash for my first shower, hair brush, shampoo/conditioner, make up, toothbrush and toothpaste.
IF all medical tests are done, and nothing is found, this is a classic sign of anxiety. Not your garden variety stress, but an accumulation of stress that has literally pulled you in one direction.
I have experience with this, and I didn't start to get better until I had all the medical tests (nothing to actually pinpoint the extent of the problem), and began to believe -- really believe-- that it was stress induced.
Oh well, will dig that area up and put a bigger garden in. In ten years all garden --no grass at the rate were going. Lol
I'm kind of upset about the Hydrangeas --I had thought to tell him not to mess with them but forgot. I will miss all of those beautiful flowers this summer.
Normally, I cut the Hydrangeas back to the ground in fall and did fairly well with the flowers. Thought I would try not cutting back to see if I got more flowers., but I won't know now --thanks to hubby.
I'm 33+4 and I'm wanting to use a yoga ball to bounce on and start do hip swivels, etc. I know it helps with back pain, hip pain, helping the baby engage, and positioning the baby. Well my question is could it cause labor to happen? I'm not wanting to go into pre term labor but I wouldn't mind to have her immediately after my 37 week because she's a big baby (thanks to her daddy's gene).
I just wanted to update this. I see from your profile that you have MS. There is a yoga book specifically for people with MS. There are also some free videos about yoga and MS here:
http://www.msactivesource.com/ms-yoga.xml
You might also like the MS community here. It's a very special place you might like to come check out for sharing support with other people in a similar situation. Once again, wishing you well...
But Concor I am taking regularly in bed time as per the GP
Second thing after retired I am not going any work and I started looking after the garden cleaning, fertilizing and apply insecticides occasionally. But daily watering the plants and cleaning the garden and disposing the waste by fire. alternative days.
I have no Sugar, No BP, No Cholesterol or any other diseases.
Im 34+2 is it okay for me to be doing yoga ? My babies prefectly healthy and i am to, does anyone know ?
Starting yoga tomorrow. First time, ever! 24 weeks and a few days and im a little nervous! Any other mommas do or doing prenatel yogA?
im tring yoga, but after a couple days i am ready to quit from the pain. does it get better or should i quit.
I do basic yoga asana (asana means that it is less cardio more posture and stretching) since the beginning of my pregnancy. I will be 35 weeks on Tuesday and it relieve my minor pains (hips, pelvic, lower back, buttocks and thighs). It also help to have a good posture and strengthen your core muscles for birth and baby position. It is great to take that time for you to relax. Sincerely, yoga is a revelation for me.
I am wondering have I left it too late to tell my doctor i am interested in this? I have got a book on it recently and am reading it... I have been so relaxed reading it and seeing there is such a thing as a calm birth. I am into yoga etc so I have a big interest in this- did anyone else do this in their previous birth of their child or is planning to do it?
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