First time posting and I'm not in a good way so please be kind.
I found out a week ago that I'm pregnant, I'm almost six weeks now and though this pregnancy was planned, and I was worried it may never happen due to a health condition I have, I'm absolutely terrified. When we first got the positive result I was thrilled, my partner too. However since he's gone back to work for two weeks five days ago (he works away) I've become incredibly anxious and can't calm down. It's like the whole thing is real now and I'm on a ride that I can't get off of. I'm scared I'll be a rubbish mum, scared I won't be able to cope with a baby, scared I won't bond, scared of labour....on and on. I have a history of anxiety and depression and my partner is away a lot so I'll be doing a lot of the pregnancy and child rearing by myself. I'm worried I've made a really selfish decision. What if my child inherits my mental health problems, or won't ever sleep? I'm just worrying about literally everything it's possible to worry about and I'm by myself at home until the 19th of December. I feel so guilty for having these thoughts and if anyone is wondering, yes of course these are all things I've considered in the past, but they all felt like things that I could handle until few days ago. If I tell my midwife all of this what help am I likely to be offered? Am I going to get put on some sort of at risk register, or will someone actually help me to feel better? I can't imagine feeling this way for nine months.