lisamirjana

Hi Buttercup, Congratulations on your pregnancy. I have not (knowingly) given birth with a prolapse. However, after having two vaginal births I ended up with two moderate prolapses which needed to be repaired surgically. If you are experiencing any change in the prolapse it might be useful to ask for a referral to a consultant to discuss this. You may also want to try asking on Mumsnet/Netmums/and I believe there is a large Facebook group for women with prolapses. I appreciate your desire for a natural birth as I felt the same way, but having been in my situation I can assure you that it may not be worth the risk. Please feel free to PM me if you want to talk further about this. Take care.

Yep, you should be able to take the arms off, although you will have to cut through the leather. It will probably be some sort of bolt arrangement so you'll need two spanners and the vocabulary of an angry sailor. However, I would strongly suggest that you sort out a new sofa that can be successfully delivered first or you are going to have a very uncomfortable few weeks/months ahead.

Have you looked at Crank in Peckham? I think it's a bit pricey for a one off class but you can by bundles. I go on an ad hoc basis and this works for me.

If you are able to get into the underside of the sofa (cut away the cheap black fabric) you will probably be able to unbolt the components of the sofa. Not as satisfying a using a saw, but potential less messy. Could you post a picture of the obstinate sofas?