Darcy The feeling is normal I hope! I often feel it too. This was a planned pregnancy, and I feel more scared this time than I did with my unplanned pregnancy at 16. Goodness only knows why, but I do. Some days I think about the baby a lot, and others, I can easily forget about it and carry on as normal. I panic about all kinds of things, like how we will manage financially, how it will affect our lives - especially for DS. Coping with sleepless nights and going back to work early. In the grand scheme of things, I know deep down that none of these things really matter. But you make them in to huge things in your head.
You will be fine, life goes on, and all these things will happen just as they would if you weren't pregnant. Do you have family help with the move etc?
I think anyone who says they haven't got a single worry, must be deluded! Pregnancy is littered with them!
I've forgotten who mentioned pelvises and the like? Mine is aching already. Had none of this with DS. Very unimpressed I have to say! Now having to be careful with movements etc, as I do not want to do anything to make it worse. I was in work yesterday when someone tried to grab me to pull them up the bed. I've never yelped and jumped away as fast in my life. Why do people seem to expect a hoik up the bed by a midwife? WHY?! It causes serious damamge. And to make it worse, a colleague (male anaesthetist) tried to persuade me to do it. Tut.
Swimming has been good for the aches by the way. We went after school today, me DP and DS, plus DS's nephew who stayed with us last night. I feel much better for it tonight. Despite a team dunking from the above 3.
Valium You know you have my sympathies! Hope you are feeling a whole lot better.
YW Well jealous, sounds fabulous! I'm desperately hoping for a lottery win so we can have a little holiday before this baby arrives! I can't say I'd be happy in the sea - terrible phobia of fish - but I love the idea! Hope it was every bit as amazing as it sounds! Apart from the journey!
HelloBear The midwife will check your pulse to make sure it is the babys heart she is hearing, and not your pulse. Sometimes they can be very similar, so it is important to check. She was doing her job properly! It should be done every time you listen in. Hope that reassures!
Had a busy day today, what with swimming, and shopping, and ummmmm, building a cot. It wasn't my idea to build it, DP decided it would be a good idea because the room is so small (2mx2m exactly) that he wanted to see how it would fit to make best use of space, and which wardrobes we should buy. We have decided to get 2 single wardrobes from Ikea, which can be moved around as we change the room etc. The double one can only go in one place, but the singles can go in the space and look like a double, or separate in multiple places! Also, good job we built the cot - the drop side can't go on because screws are missing. Awaiting response from the seller. They seem reputible so should be fine.
I had my heart set on lots of expensive mamas and papas nursery bedding/decor. However I have now changed my mind after seeing a fab stripy cot bedding in Ikea for £10!!! The fabric to make the curtains to match is £5. We can get the black out lining for next to nothing, and have a friend to make them. We are going to paint 3 walls in white, and the bigger wall is going to have colour matched stripes across it to match the bedding! Its this one. We are also buying a drape/canopy thing for above the bed, and these mirrors for the opposite wall to the stripes. We are getting the blue, yellow, and orange ones on the top row. Found a fab light shade too, which is yellow and has clouds on. The whole thing (including 2 sets of bedding, some extra fleecy colourful blankets, and all the paint) comes to £140. The wardrobes including interior fittings are £150. Mamas and Papas can officially sod off 
Hope the baby likes bright colours!!
Oooops, that was another epic post! Sorry!