@Erica1983 @aNewYorkerInLondon @LS2020 @Bubbasmama2017
Thank you all so much for replying. I've had a much better evening, took myself for a walk after work for some me time and I'm just reminding myself it's ok to feel worry, just try not to latch onto it so it runs away with me!
I definitely know what you mean about telling people. If my anxiety was this bad earlier in the pregnancy I think I would have told someone but now it feels like it's only really four days until our early scan, I just have to keep my head down!
I did tell my supervisor at work yesterday as I was bursting to tell someone! I'm just my own worst enemy and spend too much time in my own head. I did this last year when I switched jobs, it was hard to me to settle but I know I can do it again. Just need to re-visit some coping mechanisms for definite and mention this to the midwife too just so that they are aware of what has gone on. I think I like to pretend I'm ok rather than just being upfront!
I am really excited to just feel more settled and content. I'm hoping the early scan will definitely help with that, and what will be, will be. I actually faced my fears earlier today and wrote down exactly my main fears and an answer to them. That way it's in black and white to snap me out of it and remind myself that nothing I've done will affect the outcome of this. I've done everything I can, nature will decide the rest. And hopefully I have nothing to worry about.
From the bottom of my heart, thank you all so much. I think sometimes it can feel lonely or confusing and scary but it doesn't need to. Hundreds of women go through pregnancy daily. We got this 😅
@Bubbasmama2017 I've luckily not had an adverse reaction to getting an early scan, although it has taken everything in my will power to not move it earlier even by a few days! I will be 8+3 when we have our scan Friday morning 💕