I've heard lots of people in real life mention that they 'just knew' they were pregnant. Did anyone on here feel that? And were the right or wrong??
I suspected with both my children and wasn't surprised at all, more 'thought so', but not sure I ever definitely 'knew' before testing.
I was however certain from the moment I found out that they were both girls, and they were.
Did anyone 'just know' and how often were you right or wrong?
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Did anyone 'just know' they were pregnant before testing?
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bluewisteria · 15/12/2014 16:32
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rachelrawrrr ·
01/01/2015 18:03
Oh bless 
I guess all you can really do is take each day as it comes!
I bet that's a very rewarding career 
I'm in the first stages of becoming a counsellor, hopefully going to get in to uni this year
when I think of us trying, brave isn't the word that comes to mind haha he'd like his grandmother to meet his first born, which is so sweet, I don't think we'll ever feel "ready" but I'm the type of person who just bites the bullet and goes for it, I wouldn't be with him if I wasn't like that :') I moved 500 miles to be with him when I barely knew him, but it's worked out pretty damn fine 
I'm a massive worrier too though haha, hence the amount of posts I've made since I joined 5 days ago haha :')
the body regulating itself is bloody shit! wish it'd just do what it's supposed to straight away 
rachelrawrrr ·
01/01/2015 15:21
I've just had to have a look at what that is, that sounds awful
have you discussed it with your OH? I'm only just 20, but have always wanted a baby, my OH said he wasn't ready and I didn't mention it at all, until I ran out of my pill and we were unprotected for 2 weeks, I told him I could be pregnant and he suggested we started trying anyway! Maybe your OH needs to know how you feel on the subject, I know men don't like to talk about feelings and stuff so it can be hard but I'm sure he'll come around 
I don't know you but you sound like a wonderful woman, you're very helpful to people
it's always one thing after another with me, by the time I hit 70 I better be fit as a bloody fiddle! feeling rather nauseous today, can't wait for my early response tests to come, just so I know
rachelrawrrr ·
01/01/2015 14:42
that doesn't sound good Mrs have you had that checked out?
I've had nothing since but my mind's been on other things, I had a horrible gastritis attack last night, didn't get to sleep till 8 this morning I should just be put down hahaha xx
rachelrawrrr ·
01/01/2015 00:37
Oh bugger
I've not tested again yet, but I'm quite spooked after something that happened tonight, so I'm gonna have to mention it to the nurse when I see her on Tuesday xx
rachelrawrrr ·
31/12/2014 16:25
That's a disappointing result at least you can drunk tonight?
rachelrawrrr ·
30/12/2014 23:16
have fun! I'm off to polish off a tub of ice cream to make this nausea go away
rachelrawrrr ·
30/12/2014 22:55
That's actually just how I'm feeling haha. I just want things to settle down so I can actually know when it does happen
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rachelrawrrr ·
30/12/2014 21:39
I'm hoping my early response tests are here Friday or Saturday, the ones I have in the house aren't anything special maybe I'm just hoping too much :/
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