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Agh! Pregnancy hormones - weeping at the news

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Yonionekanobe · 22/07/2013 15:15

Really silly one that I had to share!

I am working from home and have the rolling news on. I keep thinking about the Duchess giving birth and having those first cuddles with all those crowds outside that she must be able to hear. I feel so sorry for her. I know she 'signed up for this' but she is just a mum in labour.

It is bringing tears to my eyes! Pathetic I know Blush

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Futterby · 22/07/2013 15:23

I'm not really into the royals but I get your point. That is incredibly sad, never even thought of it that way :(

When I was 10 weeks pregnant (currently 21+2) I cried for two hours because my DP forgot to bring in cauliflower. I was absolutely inconsolable! Is that even a word? Away, after I'd calmed down, I went to turn on Family Guy and it had started half an hour early and I'd missed an episode. That set me right off again and I had to go to bed because I was so exhausted with the crying!

Yonionekanobe · 22/07/2013 15:26

That's the daft thing, my usual perspective is that she knew she was marrying into the circus that is the Royals and has a very nice life indeed!

Love that story. The crying really is exhausting!!

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Futterby · 22/07/2013 15:31

She probably won't even notice the crowds tbh, she'll be too engrossed in her wee squishy newborn hopefully :)

Lydia161290 · 22/07/2013 17:13

I didn't weep because she went into labor, I weeped because she's another woman that's gone into labor and I haven't! :(

TruJay · 22/07/2013 17:24

I said this earlier to hubby, poor woman, first baby and she has to just put on this brave face all the time and I wonder if she'll get that special alone time with her hubby and their first child.

If it makes u feel any better when pregnant with my son I had a total meltdown and weeped uncontrollably right in the middle of Burger King when I was given my order and it was just plain, no mustard, relish or anything, I just remember crying to hubby "but I really wanted gherkins!" Poor guy didn't know where to put himself, how embarrassing haha

babybear9 · 22/07/2013 18:28

i blubbed at the halifax advert last night - when they buy a house and then she's pregnant! Also welled up at the news this morning and again at the sight of a new baby in tesco! Hope this is a passing phase!

williwonti · 22/07/2013 18:59

On way to work, trying desperately to stop myself gagging with sickness whilst driving, listened to the news and start blubbing!! I'm ridiculous, and then laughing about the fact I am gagging and crying.

Yonionekanobe · 23/07/2013 17:31

Glad it's not just me! I don't remember being this emotional with DD. Mind you, I don't remember being this unwell, exhausted, spotty...

Good luck Lydia - hope the wait isn't too much longer!

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HelgatheHairy · 23/07/2013 19:08

I'm 38+2 and am crying at everything! Started crying last night as the cat scratched me (nothing serious) but DH showed no concern at all so I started crying that he didn't care! He just looking at me, said "You've snapped" and then started stroking my hair. At this point I was sitting with my head on my hands at the kitchen table bawling!

sazzle82 · 23/07/2013 20:36

I'm currently my own worst enemy. I'm grumpy and snappy, then I get very upset because I'm worried other people are pissed off with me (for being grumpy and snapping at them). Spent a large portion of tonight crying because I told my friend I didn't want a full on baby shower and was worried I'd upset her.. Honestly I'm an emotional wreck.

Lydia161290 · 23/07/2013 21:12

Thanks Yoni

Still waiting and cried when William and Kate walked out with their baby from the hospial. I want to meet my baby boy so badly.

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