im realy scared

[sonya2580]

i most be around 7 weeks gone now and im worring so much with this pregnancy i had like period pains but i no that is normal now i have not had any morning sickness yet.
Im also type 2 diabetis so im worried thats going to effect the pregnancy aswell .
I had a misscarrige about 5 years ago i also keep reading stuff on the net and getting worried even more now
i will be fine probably after i have seen everything is ok when i go for a scan

is anyone else going through the same as me

Not everyone gets morning sickness, so i wouldn't worry about that too much

Sonya, there is a pg after mc thread on here that is really great, offering loads of support for ladies who have experienced miscarriage. Come and join us. You can share all your worries, and be certain that others have had them too, and got through them.....

Hi Sonya, firstly congratulations secondly, as Feedmenow says, there are a lot of us going through pg after MC and the support is fabulous hope to see you there.

It is normal to be worried up until your scan, I was exactly the same (I even took another pregnaency test just before my scan just to make sure I was still pregnant!) I am pregnant with my second have had no morning sickness at all. I said I was worried to my midwife and she just gave me a strange look and told me to think myself lucky!

Try not to go hunting on the net as you'll always find something that matches what your feeling and has a negitive ending.

I'd like to second Gemy's message that its normal to be worried before your scan.

Touch wood, I've had period pains and no morning sickness and I'm nine weeks now. I was convinced that something was wrong because I'd read in all the pregnancy books that morning sickness should kick in soon.

It was only after the scan last week that I relaxed. Now I just look after myself as much as I can and take each day as it comes.

Everyone's pregnancy is different and you musn't take everything you read on the net to heart as you'll worry yourself sick.

If you're still jittery, have a quick chat with your GP.