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Ians taking the rest of the week off work

I'm Cheryl and I live in Faringdon, Oxfordshire with Ian and our daughters Daisy 8, Molly nearly 7 and Emily 4. I'm very very pregnant with daughter number four who is arriving in March Living with us are: Lizzie, 3 year old liver & white Springer Spaniel Ella, almost 3 year old black scruffy mongrel from Last Chance in Kent Zara, 2 year old black and tan Spaniel x from Wexford Eight cats, Joseph, Brian, Harry, Annie, Rosie, Zephyr, Hebe and Athena And Rupert hamster. I've been volunteering for Milton Keynes & District Cats Protection for seven and a half years (we lived in MK until 2004). I've fostered about 300 cats and kittens but since moving to Faringdon have just fostered and handreared kittens.

They terrified me as a child, Im going to do the test but I couldn't bare it if I was one of them It's ok! I'm Fozzie Bear

Sadly, it does happen Having babies does nothing for them either

Today Ezzie would've been twenty years old, but he sadly had to leave for the Bridge nearly two years ago. I'd had him since he was four and he was my first ever cat. He moved house several times with me, put up with all the other cats that joined us and all the fosters. He never had a cross word to say to any of them, just accepting them all as long as he knew I still loved him. I wish he were still here now, he was such a special man and as time goes by I miss him even more. Happy Birthday Ezzie old boy, I hope they've got plenty of your favourite garlic sausage up there for you to celebrate with

I love hamsters and it's a tragedy they're only with us for such a short time. Sleep well Ginger

Sleep well Millie

I was in the rescues bit but now I'm not There was only one option when I paid too

I couldn't find a way of increasing the amount donated. It seemed to be stuck at a quid. Maybe I'm just fick

Another vote for gusset here :lol: Quagmire is also a very good word.

Sleep well Hobo

It's Christmas, moneys tight, so I'll be off to buy some lard tomorrow then. Thank you.

Dear Aunty Melps, Do you know of any miracle cures for stretchmarks? I'm six months pregnant and haven't yet developed any new ones and up until now have been lazy and not rubbed any moisturiser on my bump or thighs. I know if I don't take preventative action now it's just a matter of time before my belly looks like an AA road atlas full of brightly coloured lines. What do you suggest? Yours, Cheryl of Faringdon with a bun in the oven.

I was going to ask a similar question. Now that I'm on my fourth pregnancy, my pelvic floor is not what it once was. I'm now in fear of catching a cold this winter and causing huge embarassment to myself and those around me if you know what I mean. Could you advise on the best way of avoiding colds? And perhaps coughs too as I feel they may have a similar affect.

Same here Girls bits and boys bits covers just about everything.