Did a spot of reading just now and if my homocysteine levels are raised, due to this MTHFR mutation, it would explain alot of things such as why I'm so exhausted, why I have no energy, why I feel down, why I get headaches, etc. Not just during pregnancy but during 'normal life' too. I really need to quiz my Doctor a little more about this when I see him next.
Meanwhile, Gareth is off to California for the night as he has a 9am meeting there tomorrow and I am home with the boys - which means not only driving Dylan to school in the morning but doing the inevitable 5am nappy change / bed linen change / bottle of milk for Harry that has become something of a routine. What does one do when a toddlers nappy leaks *every night* due to high levels of wee?! I'm wondering about 'Huggies Overnight' nappies......never used them before. Ah well, tomorrow I'm going to be even more exhausted than usual - joy!
Posted by katie at January 7, 2007 05:36 PMI have had the same problem with Xander - he is now 6.5 and still in nappies - i know, before you all shout at me that he is about 2.5 years too old (even though its 'normal' up to the age of 6).... its a problem that the boys have in my family - their brains are just not ready till they are older - my brother was 14 and still wetting the bed!
Anyhooo... i found that buying the next size up was the only way thru it. The Huggies Pull ups are rubbish and very leaky, and the best are the Easy Up pants.
P.S I found this http://www.pampers.co.uk/en_GB/content/type/104/contentId/166/currentid/ar104166.do;jsessionid=CTXV41WVQVU4HQFIAJ0H0MY