Mummies, thanks for the well wishes! Actually it's good that I know about the 1-2cm dilation the last visit, so that we are mentally prepared and know exactly when I'm going to pop. For Kirsten's case, without any warning, I was told I'm already 3cm dilated during the 37th week check. Haha, then hubby was late and came in after the VE and I still remember he looked so shocked when the first thing the gynae told him is to go to hospital. That look was so etched in my mind.
Tabbie, Tracy, SSF, throughout this pregnancy, I was quite cool about the labour process since "experienced". But now it's getting very real, can't help but feel the trepidation thinking about it.
Tracy, so terrible to have another episode of suffering during this preg. I'm not sure how long it takes for the pain to go away. It depends on the direction of growth of the tooth. For my case, both of my lower wisdom teeth were growing out horizontally cos of my short jawline. Whenever each one grows, all the lower teeth on that side feel the pain cos the wisdom tooth pushes in that direction. If yours is not the case, it will probably go dormant again.
Wenyl, oh dear. Hope E will cooperate with you during the fixing. Bring something that will help to distract him. Or your portable DVD player if the dentist don't have?
SY, hubby read from a book before about separation anxiety and shared with me this tip but dunno if it will work for our toddlers' age group. Before you leave him on the school bus, give him something that he knows clearly belongs to you (e.g. a hairband) and asks him to take care of it until you see him again. Then he may feel more secure knowing that you will definitely see him again to take this thing back. JH is a smart boy, it may work for him.