Thanx ladies. I'm feeling better now. I think I was just in tears because you never want anything to be wrong with your child!
The disease is just a more serious form of bow-leggedness basically. If it's not caught early she'll have difficulty walking later in life (she'll be able to, she'll just walk funny). So there's no serious side effects to her health or anything. But we still have to go and see if it even IS that. I'm going to phone the specialist tomorrow. They didn't answer when the paed tried phoning. If they don't answer again tomorrow, I'll phone my GP and ask him for a referral.
Vix, we only take the twins to the paed if the GP couldn't sort them out. But I have to say, our paed definitely knows what he's doing. Usually drs say "ya I can see what you mean, let me refer you to a specialist" without even saying what it could be etc. With Abi's leg he gave us like 4 different things it could be and before he said we must go for x-rays he did lots of tests like watching her walk, reflex tests etc. by himself, so I really trust him.

Julz!
I'm feeling so blah now, not in the mood to cook although I have to coz I have chicken breasts in the freezer. Just going to make like a creamy stew or something. Not in the mood for fuss now.
Oh, Simone, C and I started fooling around at like 3 weeks but didn't have sex until 7 weeks. But C would also not be put off by my cut. Luckily mine never had to be cleaned coz they glued mine so after the plaster came off I just had to keep it relatively dry for a week but he kept checking to see that it's not dicolouring for infection etc. When we lie on the couch he'll sometimes just rub it, it's so wierd lol. Although my scar is almost completely gone now. the gynae that did my c-sec did a VERY good job.