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Pregnancy

Talk about every stage of pregnancy, from early symptoms to preparing for birth.

Don't feel pregnant today :(

11 replies

ralv · 12/05/2014 09:59

Hi there... I've been posting so much on here lately... Which probably gives some indication of my level of paranoia!!
Since I found

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ralv · 12/05/2014 10:00

Ok that shouldn't have posted...
Sorry!!
Since I found out I was expecting I have been feeling queasy, headachey, with constant cramping and no sleep.
This morning I woke up after a relatively normal nights sleep and d

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ralv · 12/05/2014 10:02

Oh wow this is awful!!!
Anyway I don't have any of the usual symptoms and I'm worrying that's a bad sign.
I'm 5+6.
Is it normal to have symptomless days??

(I can only apologise for the 3 posts!!)

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eurochick · 12/05/2014 10:54

Symptoms come and go. It messes with your head.

Can you keep busy to take your mind off things?

squizita · 12/05/2014 11:13

At 5+6 yes definitely!! In many women it really kicks in 6-8 weeks (then tails off 10-14).

rallytog1 · 12/05/2014 11:26

Please don't worry. I didn't feel pregnant at all until I hit 14 weeks! Then it all came with a vengeance - I now laugh at people who say morning sickness is a first trimester thing.

Incidentally, that pregnancy is now a very happy and lively 12mo. Is easier said that done, but try not to stress, as symptoms do come and go.

kiwiscantfly · 12/05/2014 11:43

It can be very easy to not feel pregnant, at loads of different stages throughout the pregnancy. At Easter (am living in NZ, so early autumn) we were on holiday and I was watching people paddle board, and I said, I wish I'd packed my swim costume, then I could have a go on a board. It didn't even occur to me that I was 35 weeks pg!
Good luck with everything.

TheTravellingLemon · 12/05/2014 11:48

It's very normal to have symptomless days. Try not to worry. Good luck and congratulations Flowers

ralv · 12/05/2014 12:00

Ah thank you so much for your support. I really must stop worrying but it's easier said than done :)

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Donkle · 12/05/2014 15:38

I'm also sailing the paranoia ship at the moment, I've had a week from hell and today at work I felt absolutely fine to the point I'd convinced myself something was terribly wrong.

I've been able to eat what I want, I don't feel tired or sick. It's such a change! Try not to worry, it's certainly not doing me any good and congratulations!

hartmel · 12/05/2014 15:57

Don't worry every pregnancy is different. I had been throwing up between week 5-7 then from 7-9 week I had a massive painful headache and very very tired. (Plus I have a 8 month old boy to take care of) from week 10 no symptoms what's so ever..
I'm now 16 weeks and don't feel pregnant at all.
To be honest when I walk by a mirror or my hubby snaps a picture of me I'm shocked at the bump.

Congrats and don't worry to much.. (I know easier said then done.) Grin

aley1989 · 12/05/2014 16:06

Today apart from being hormonal and feeling alittle sick this morning and one or two dizzy spells I was worrying about not feeling pregnant today too but I've had this once or twice before , I'm just over ten weeks so hoping it's all ok I'm sure you are just fine

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