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Numbness at positive test?

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Nothappynotsad · 12/11/2024 09:43

Does anyone get my feelings? I have had an awful HG pregnancy, a few losses and a TMFR.

I really want another baby but I don’t want the stresses of being pregnant and second guessing how sick I going to be, if it’s going to progress if they will be disabled etc.

I don’t feel happy or sad I’m just scared? I got a faint line positive and I just feel numb?

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bubonic · 12/11/2024 09:45

I think that's totally normal to feel like that. I didn't feel remotely pleased or excited until the baby was born, and even then it's a newborn (urgh!) 18 months old is when I finally see the light.

Nothappynotsad · 12/11/2024 09:48

bubonic · 12/11/2024 09:45

I think that's totally normal to feel like that. I didn't feel remotely pleased or excited until the baby was born, and even then it's a newborn (urgh!) 18 months old is when I finally see the light.

Yes I completely get you, I’m not a fan of new borns, I want someone to hand to me a toddler who is genetically mine. Get all the next 18months fast tracked. I just feel so guilty….i didn’t feel this way with my eldest but I guess I didn’t have all the trauma baggage either

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Tomorrowisyesterday · 12/11/2024 09:51

You've had such a hard time of it, it's no wonder a positive test isn't the joyous news it is for some people who have had an easier road. But you've kept going, so a desire for a child is strong - I think you have to take it a day at a time for now. (I've also experienced losses but it did work out in the end - and I'm sure it will for you too)

dijonketchup · 12/11/2024 09:58

I’m so sorry your experiences have led you to this place, OP. You don’t ‘have’ to feel anything specific at all, whatever you feel is OK, especially right after a test.

Nothappynotsad · 12/11/2024 10:28

Tomorrowisyesterday · 12/11/2024 09:51

You've had such a hard time of it, it's no wonder a positive test isn't the joyous news it is for some people who have had an easier road. But you've kept going, so a desire for a child is strong - I think you have to take it a day at a time for now. (I've also experienced losses but it did work out in the end - and I'm sure it will for you too)

Thanks, you are right take it one day at a time, and breathe!

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Nothappynotsad · 12/11/2024 10:31

dijonketchup · 12/11/2024 09:58

I’m so sorry your experiences have led you to this place, OP. You don’t ‘have’ to feel anything specific at all, whatever you feel is OK, especially right after a test.

I just feel guilty as I was so excited with my DC and I just don’t feel the same this time.

I have actually thought it might be easier to miscarry again it get it over and done with and close this chapter. Which sounds awful as I was so upset last time.

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FreyaZebra · 12/11/2024 10:52

Meh, I despise pregnancy. It's just something you have to endure in order to get children. I see it like doing a job I hate in order to get food. Once I get to eat the food I'm delighted!

Nothappynotsad · 12/11/2024 11:07

FreyaZebra · 12/11/2024 10:52

Meh, I despise pregnancy. It's just something you have to endure in order to get children. I see it like doing a job I hate in order to get food. Once I get to eat the food I'm delighted!

OMG this is so right! It’s such a chore and worrying time but the end product (child not a new born 😂) is amazing. I will always feel like a part of my family is missing if we don’t have this child. But pregnancy is soooooo bloody long!

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