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Glasgow Live
Glasgow Live
National
Elaine Livingstone

Angeline, 38, Cumbernauld, Trustee at Pelvic Partnership

It was my second pregnancy where my Pelvic Girdle Pain (PGP) got really bad. This time it kicked in at 14 weeks. I got referred to physio, and it wasn’t helpful at all. I was told to “go home and do some exercises.”

I went home thinking, “how am I gonna cope?” It was horrendous, I remember trying to turn in bed that night. Night-time was the worst because my body would seize up. It would take 15 minutes to turn in bed and get up, and my husband would try and help. I was in so much pain I just didn’t want him to touch me. I could hear my bones crunching and grinding. It was vile. I had to wall-walk to the bathroom and back, and then go through the rigamarole of getting back into bed.

I was in pain every second, of every minute, of every hour, of every single day. I didn’t enjoy a moment of my pregnancy at all. I couldn’t wait for it to be over. Nothing helped.

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