1st trimester
I'm so stressed out.
AnoniemGuest ·
Hi everyone.
I just wanted to share something here.. I've read several forums but I wanted to post this myself.
If all goes well, I'm now 10+5 weeks pregnant, next week I have the 12-week scan.
I also had an ultrasound at 8 weeks where a beating heart was visible.
That was a while ago though.
In the meantime, I've had all sorts of issues. From stomach pain to nausea, sensitive breasts and difficult bowel movements.
But for about a week and a half now, most of the discomfort has gone away!
I'm just a bit tired and still have quite severe stomach pain.
And that's exactly what I'm so worried about, I get stomach pain so often.
When I call the midwife, they say it's normal and I should rest in the evenings.
Do several ladies here have this too?
I'm so scared something is wrong! When I'm alone at home, I mostly read forums about miscarriages, I'm really stressing myself out. When I'm alone, I can't think of anything else! My husband keeps telling me not to worry so much, but that's easier said than done!
The baby is so welcome!
I just wanted to share something here.. I've read several forums but I wanted to post this myself.
If all goes well, I'm now 10+5 weeks pregnant, next week I have the 12-week scan.
I also had an ultrasound at 8 weeks where a beating heart was visible.
That was a while ago though.
In the meantime, I've had all sorts of issues. From stomach pain to nausea, sensitive breasts and difficult bowel movements.
But for about a week and a half now, most of the discomfort has gone away!
I'm just a bit tired and still have quite severe stomach pain.
And that's exactly what I'm so worried about, I get stomach pain so often.
When I call the midwife, they say it's normal and I should rest in the evenings.
Do several ladies here have this too?
I'm so scared something is wrong! When I'm alone at home, I mostly read forums about miscarriages, I'm really stressing myself out. When I'm alone, I can't think of anything else! My husband keeps telling me not to worry so much, but that's easier said than done!
The baby is so welcome!
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