I know it's too early but...

[MiauMau]

... all of the sudden I've started to feel really really tired of being pregnant. I was literally fine one day, and then the next it just hit me like a freaking brick wall.
I feel bad for saying this because, I'm still just 39+5 and there are many ladies out there really overdue and with serious health problems who haven't been able to move just to hang on to their LOs and I actually just finished work on Friday because, up until then I felt fine.
Not now, I'm throwing my toys out of the pram. Anyone with me? Feeling sick of it but, guilty at the same time because you know there's always someone else worse off?

Dont feel guilty your nearly full term im 32+1 eith #2 and im sick of it I keep thinking god knows how ill make it!!
So youv done v well!!!
Xx

Not surprised your tired and fed up at 39+5, I'm 25 weeks yesterday and I'd be so happy to be 39+ but I've been off work since 13half weeks due complications. Even though we're supposed to be happy to be having our babies you are entitled to feel knackered.

Thank you Hope that all goes well for both of you! A friend's wife has been has been really unlucky in all her pregnancies. Lost the first one right at the end due to medical negligence (can't think of anything worse than that), had an emcs with second and now the third (two weeks behind me) is breech, 97 percentile, has a fibroid holding her womb and will be hospitalized. Poor thing!
mrsallcock is it your first? How are you dealing with all of the time that you're spending at home?

39+5!

You are very much entitled to feel fed up! I had DS at 36+6 and had had enough by then!

Littlepurpleprincess :o

Yesterday I had the most massive panic attack... I just started crying non stop, which was really odd as I've been pretty stable throughout my pregnancy.
I think that the idea of a LO arriving at any moment and starting my maternity leave is stirring up something that I believed that I had controlled a long time ago. A deep deep fear of failure, which has haunted me throughout my childhood all the way up the early years of my adult life.