I saw it on another forum, Katootjekip! Super! Really happy for you!
Did you have certain symptoms in the past few days, or did you just feel it? Big congratulations! Enjoy it! Greetings
Yes, I already had a very strange feeling in my belly/womb for 10 days, a totally unknown nice feeling, kind of like light period pain, but still different.
I also had heartburn when I went to bed and ate too late,
But otherwise it was really just a feeling. So I can't explain it well. Since yesterday my breasts have been fuller and more sensitive, and I have a huge bloated belly after eating and pass a lot of gas
But wow, that's awesome!!!! Now go enjoy it How far along are you? And when's your first ultrasound?
My husband and I had intercourse and the next day I had the feeling that I was ovulating. It was a very sharp pain on the right side where my fallopian tube is. It hurt a lot when I pressed on it. I also did some DIY that same evening, so I'm really curious. Of course, we'll keep trying
I’ve had quite a bit of stomach pain already. I’m glad the bleeding has come through a bit. I hope the HCG levels drop quickly so my cycle can resume.
It’s indeed a very unreal situation; I’m trying to focus on the fact that I can get pregnant...just keep going and it’ll be okay. It was only my very first attempt anyway; there are ladies who’ve been trying longer and have had more bad luck, which helps me put it into perspective. Although I’ve shed a few tears over the past week.
Yeah, I totally get that. It's good that you can put things in perspective, but crying about it is also good because then you can give it a place. And what you're saying, you now know that you can get pregnant, that's also a nice feeling!
A lot of pregnancy symptoms are similar to period symptoms. It's all hormones, I think. I've never heard of anyone actually vomiting and still getting a negative test, by the way.
Hi ladies, round 25 here. My experience is: your body gets ready every month to get pregnant. Hormones are raging through your body, your uterine lining is at its thickest, and your breasts are getting ready. But if nothing implants, all these symptoms go away again. Your hormones drop, your uterine lining sheds, and you get your period. Since we want to feel things so badly, we do. The time when you're not focused on getting pregnant, you don't notice these symptoms either, and since you're not tracking your cycle and don't know exactly when your ovulation is, you think about a little pain or nausea and say, oh, maybe it was from hard sex, or oh well, probably from the fatty food I ate yesterday. We drive ourselves crazy and look for a reason for every symptom (which doesn't make any sense). Our hospital treatment starts in January, so until then we're trying to enjoy ourselves. Good luck ladies and try to let go because if it takes longer like it did for us, it costs you a lot of blood, sweat, and tears. Nature decides anyway. It's not that if you focus more on it, you'll get pregnant sooner. It actually takes longer. Greetings! And hope you succeed soon.