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I don't ever remember it being this sore 1st time around.

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brererabbit · 18/12/2014 08:11

I mean with ds1 I never had the perfect pregnancy. It had its problems ending in emcs and it was painful towards the end, very but I'm only 22 weeks now and it's PAINFUL. I just don't remember it being like that this early. Is anyone else finding it this difficult?

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GingerbreadPudding · 18/12/2014 09:35

I've been in pain since week 18. Signed off work at week 25. Now week 33 and I'm fantasising about voltarol and wine and I'm in real from about an hour after waking up. I'm so desperate for some release from it. Sadly, this is my first and it's becoming increasingly apparent it's going to be my last too.

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anythingbutinsomnia · 18/12/2014 18:54

I've been amazed at how much more painful I've found it second time round. Growing pains in first trimester were particularly sore Hmm

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bubalou · 18/12/2014 19:37

Me too.

DS is now 6 and I am 16 weeks pregnant with our second so a biggish gap.

With DS only a few twinges - little to no sickness and only a couple of stretchy feelings.

This time round - hyperemesis, dehydration, weight loss, hospitalisation and then general feeling crap and tummy / stretchy pains! I'm still being sick and on anti sickness meds which only help a little.

Even my sister and mum have commented to say I'm a whinger this time round!

Just don't remember feeling like this at all with DS.

Oh well - week 16, surely it should get better soon!!!

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Syd35 · 18/12/2014 19:52

I feel much more drained this time too, maybe because I'm that bit older and have a DS to look after already.

Hi bubaloo interesting to read you are 16 weeks, same as me and my DS is 7 so similar age gap. This baby wasn't planned and was fretting about the age gap but apparently it can have it's benefits and the older one often likes to help out so I'm hoping it will be quite nice. How are you feeling about the gap?

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bubalou · 18/12/2014 20:17

Hi syd35 - are you on the June 2015 antenatal thread? If not you should join Smile

This was a planned gap. I never wanted to have two close together and I'm really looking forward to it.

I don't think any age is perfect to have another but I like the fact there is a good age gap.

Smile

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Syd35 · 19/12/2014 08:14

Thanks bubalou I'm nearly 17 weeks so just into May due date (30th), thanks for the suggestion I will check those boards out. All the best Smile

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bubalou · 19/12/2014 13:26

No worries. Smile

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Mrscog · 19/12/2014 14:34

Me too - much worse sickness, impossible to get comfy in bed and I'm only 23 weeks with DC2. I'm sure it wasn't like this until later with DC1.

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dietcokeisgreat · 20/12/2014 20:31

I had no pain whatsoever with ds1 until 34wks. He was born at 35.

This time been very sore since 11 weeks, now 15. Have been checked out for uti etc but whole pelvis is sore, especially bending/leaning/weeing. Midwife said just to tough it out!

Sending sympathy.

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