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I've just found out i'm pregnant - did test last tuesday, but haven't had ANY symptoms at all. Last time round I had it all in heaps - sick all the time, sore breasts, really tired, peeing all the time etc. But don't have anything. Really most surprised not to be absolutely knackered. Bit worried ( I am a worrier!) as m/c before. Anyone else had the same??
It's still very early days (don't think I had any pg symptoms with either of mine that early - defn not with dd as I was totolly shocked to discover I was pg!
There are a few threads on this which should reassure if you can figure out searching (I still can't)
Congratulations btw ... and there's time for the exhaustion & varicose veins to come
I know you are right - DH insists on commiserating with me on feeling so well - he does sarcasm well! Will have to try and relax about it - and maybe search some other threads
I didn't have any symptoms to start with - I needed to eat quite a lot all morning but that's not necessarily unusual for me!! Felt absolutely exhausted for a couple of weeks around 3months but nothing else until I started to show at about 20 weeks. I did wonder if I'd made it all up sometimes!
I think that's it really - I don't feel pregnant at all so am wondering if its really true!! Should be grateful really as I had hyperemesis last time ( really really bad morning sickness) and it was pants.
Come and join us on the new year thread
'due at new year...anyone else?!' if you feel like it! - there are more of us from a similar time to you lurking there!
Sorry I don't know how to do link!
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