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[honeybun]

You would think after six kids she would have figured out what was causing it Milly 


Honeybun
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[Millykin]

 
Well her neighbour also had 6 boys and 2 girls, don't know what was going on there! All born and breed in they houses. Maybe the water supply  x

[honorsmum]

I have twin girls - 4th attempt at IVF - I'm very lucky!  Nothing alike, behave just like any siblings, know how to wind each other up but when push comes to shove ....!!

S x

Awww, how lovely, Sparkle! 

[CLKD]

Sparkle - how *is* motherhood ………. bet they keep you on your toes 

[dahliagirl]

I have twins and so do my cousins on both sides of the family.  No sign of any before this!

I do have friend who is extranged from her identical sister.  I can't see it mending easily.  Mine have got on very well as children, but it must be difficult to sustain an intense relationship when life throws such different things at you.

[dahliagirl]

ps - it was very unexpected and was not what I had wanted, but they are the best thing that has happened to me 

[tiger74]

I have a twin brother.  Quite often when this comes up in conversation I am asked "are you identical?".  Really, honestly, you couldn't make it up!!!  My response to this is "different egg" - that usually leads to more quizzical looks.  I do wonder what some people learnt about human reproduction/biology at school. 

[CLKD]

   a snoring husband can be turned over with a nudge in the ribs ……..

[Dorothy]

But a crying baby does eventually grow up...

[CLKD]

How about a strong perfume wafted under his nose 

[honorsmum]

Just read on another site that twins, fraternal or identical, are significantly more likely to go through menopause early - they are yet to find out why this is.

[Dulciana]

Hmmm......I was the average 51-and-a half when my symptoms set in four+ years ago, while my twin sister doesn't know what a hot flush feels like; although she did have a horrible time for about a year and a half, while things "came to a head" for her.   How about anyone else?

[honorsmum]

Well, my twin sister started her periods at 12, but I was 15.
My mother hasn't mentioned her having any perimenopause problems so far, whereas I've been struggling for 6 months or more. My mum breezed through at 52, no problems, so I've started earlier than her, and my elder sister, who started at 47 and is only recently post menopause at 55.

[CLKD]

Interesting ……. I know what lots of girls board together or in Convents, menstruation usually takes place over about 5 days because of the hormones whizzing around!

[Dulciana]

because of the hormones whizzing around!

I've got this picture in my mind, CLKD...........!