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fknox1

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Enjoy the beach Victoria, you are very brave!


Love the blog. Clemmie was my midwife, she was fab.


I can't make it for the next few weeks until 25th July. Busy with some holidays and family visits. Next week there's a midwife picnic in Dulwich Park that maybe some of you are going to? But hOpe all's well with everyone, and see you soon Fi x

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MarshallG

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Time has run away with me this morning so I am not going to be able to make it now which is a shame. I will be around next week though.


Natalie - thanks for the baby massage email address, I am going to see if I can join next week if there are any places left.


Enjoy the meet today, Gemma

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