@41andtryingforfirst I feel you so much there, in exactly the same. I can't stop going to the toilet, it's driving me crazy.
When I think back to my first pregnancy I totally took it for granted after the positive test that I was having a baby. When I miscarried by second pregnancy it absolutely floored me- it never crossed my mind, I thought it was rare, I was youngish and healthy, I did not understand in the slightest why it happened to me. Of course I soon found out how common it was.
I think I should be taught to girls in school some of the realities of pregnancy... not just the "have sex and you will great pregnant" message that was given out when I was growing up anyway. It then comes as a shock how conceiving can be difficult, and how fragile pregnancy and birth can be.
Then we all read, and overthink every little symptom or lack of symptoms. I did giggle to myself that I was sat here worried about having cramps and a pp was worried that hers had disappeared! Shows how subjective it all is and not matter what I think we would find something to worry about.
Although I'm knicker checking and POAS like mad I am trying to keep as positive mindset as I can- chances are much more in my favour (and all of ours) than this pregnancy will be successful! I know that telling friends or booking a scan realistically will not make me miscarry.
I am going to try and better distract myself throughout the day and hope the days until my first scan go as quickly as possible :)