How is pregnancy going for you? Are you having an easy pregnancy? Are you experiencing the golden trimester? Or are you tired, sore, and ready to be done?
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Ugh. So ready to be past it. I'm tired and my back hurts
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I'm only 10 weeks but I have escaped the first trimester problems pretty unscathed so far. I loved being pregnant, so I'm hoping this one treats me as well as DD's pregnancy did.
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9 weeks, and so far it hasn't been bad, and it's getting a little easier. Some very light nausea, slight food aversions, really tired. Nothing awful. I was able to get back on my bike today, which was amazing.
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I will be 16 weeks tomorrow (holy cow this is going fast!!) and it's been a dream! I feel fantastic! Not much morning sickness (1-2 weeks tops) and other than normal fatigue, I have been feeling amazing! I'm blessed!
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I hate all of you, lol
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14.5 weeks and I feel like craaaaaaap - constantly nauseated and so tired. But still loving it!
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25 weeks and feeling pretty good other than my round ligament pain and some rib pain.
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@blackbird: awww! I'm sorry! Hopefully the rest goes quickly for you!
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Still feeling good at 38 weeks. I've been very lucky to have easy and healthy pregnancies.
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I adored being pregnant last time. And while I still love my belly and the kicks and I do generally think it's fun, I am so physically wiped out. I can't even describe the level of exhaustion I feel. I never had this with LO 1. It's really hard. I sometimes have to do the dishes sitting in a chair because I just am no longer able to stand anymore. Otherwise, I feel great. I'm actually healthier this time which makes the exhaustion all the more annoying. I'm 22 weeks.
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I had an average, easy pregnancy last time and am hoping/praying for the same this time. In the thick of first trimester nausea and fatigue though, so not particularly feeling amazing just yet.
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I'm almost 6 weeks, and I've been having a few struggles already. I expected to be nauseous, but so far it hasn't been that bad. What has been bad though is the bloating, constipation, and swelling. My feet were so swollen when I went to my first doctors appointment earlier this week, they sent me straight to the drugstore to get some compression socks. The socks seem to be helping, and I'm keeping my feet propped up as much as I can. It just seems so early to be dealing with this.
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31 1/2 weeks, and feeling pretty crappy. Back hurts, ribs hurt, I'm exhausted, easily stressed, and overly emotional. But just yesterday I got sad at the thought of baby boy being on the outside because right now it's just so special that I get him all to myself! ... oh pregnancy hormones!
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36 weeks, full belly contractions, pressure, sharp pain... Not holding my breath. Had all that for weeks with #1 and ended up being induced 10 days past my due date. Otherwise I can't complain about the pregnancy, it was pretty low key and no big issues.
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I feel really lucky - mild food aversions during 1st tri, but other than that, no real difference! Except now (25w) that the belly's getting bigger, the daily routine is just a little bit more challenging. But I can't complain.
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Eh, I'm 29 weeks. I had been feeling good with some tiredness mixed in. I found out I am anemic and have GD, so once that gets controlled I will probably feel better. 1st tri was not great. Food adversions, MS. It's my first so I did not know what to expect. It's not as bad as I thought it would be.
I also seem to have a good dose of apathy towards others which is unusual for me. Seeing a therapist 1x a week has been awesome.
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I am almost out of the first trimester, so I am feeling a little better and love the little bump I have. First trimester was absolutely awful. It was like having the stomach flu for weeks. I still get queasy at night or if I get really hungry but it's much better.
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So, so, so tired. I think my MS is in some ways worse than last time? I'm about 7ish weeks.
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Fairly well, I don't have any real complaints. There are some discomforts, like heartburn, sore hips and trouble sleeping sometimes, but nothing that I didn't anticipate before getting pregnant.
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