Morning all!
Sounds like you're doing really well with the not smoking, 8rubbers, hopefully your cravings will continue to fade away. Do your friends and DP smoke? Hopefully they'll be supportive of you not smoking and not make it difficult for you.
For all those worrying about lack of symptoms, I didn't say this before, but when I compiled the stats list it was actually quite upsetting reading some of the posts from people who later miscarried. What I did notice was that most of them did have sickness and other symptoms, so please don't worry that feeling 'well' or 'normal' is a bad sign. It just means your body is coping well with your pregnancy, and it's early days for all of us - plenty of time to be heaving over the toilet in the forthcoming weeks!!!
Minione I'd second yellowtomato's suggestion of ringing the early pregnancy unit at your local hospital direct. The doctors there should be able to advise you about your chances of getting an early scan, which is important for your psychological wellbeing, if nothing else. If your local hospital is quite small, try a larger one in a nearby town until you get some joy.
Boobs don't stay sore for long, as far as I remember. I think it's a combination of hormone surges and rapid growth (which mine finally seem to be doing - yay!) which cause the discomfort. After the birth they'll probably be sore too - more rapid growth and milk coming in - but again this subsides as you either get used to breastfeeding, or choose to bottle feed so the milk supply disappears.
On the subject of boobs, I have a tip from my friend who expanded from a B cup to something ridiculous like a JJ - rub moisturiser into your boobs. She religiously moisturised her bump to avoid stretchmarks, but didn't think about moisturising her breasts. Guess where she got stretchmarks??
Best of luck to those having scans and mw appointments today.