When I was pregnant with my LO, I had bleeding during my 1st and 2nd trimesters. It was pretty stressful.
I used to check my TP after each pee. I pee'd a lot.
I find myself checking my TP again this time around. 
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yeah....
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YES! since week 4 to now (almost week 7) i've been spotting. i've learned to not freak out when its light brown. but once in awhile i have episodes where its dark brown or even red with some mucus (tmi??) and i freak out! it happened just a couple days ago (i'm kind of thinking it has to do with the amt of water i drink... if that makes any physical sense). now it's subsided back to only alittle and its light brown and now i'm wondering if somethings wrong that i'm NOT spotting!! gosh, its like an evil cycle. the only "relief" about the spotting is that i don't cramp with it.
@chopsuey119: when you were bleeding, was it like blood blood? or was it like red spotting?
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If I cramp, YES.
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@kodybear: It was blood blood! I was so freaked out many times.
Thankfully I carried my baby past my due date and had a healthy little girl! -
Every. Single. Time. Hubs knows I do this and thinks I'm a crazy lady!!
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I always, always, always check! Most #2s as well since I had a problem with hemorrhoids after #1
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I do but Im not really sure why lol.
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I had spotting and miscarried my first pregnancy. I was super paranoid about that.
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Every time. Absolutely no bleeding, but I check anyway. Hoping I'll be a little less obsessive about this in the second trimester.
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Yep. Without fail. Just cus.
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Yup. I really started doing it when we were in the midst of miscarrying, and I imagine I'll be super diligent about that now too.
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Yes, every single time I went to the bathroom. Talk about stress huh ladies?
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lol even when I'm not pregnant I do.. idk why...
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I do now that I'm pregnant again.
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I always did. I still do though and I'm not pregnant!
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Everytime, just in case!
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Yup, throughout the entire pregnancy. The first semester I was on progesterone and was so afraid of miscarrying. There is also a family history of placental abrubtion in my family so I was always watching out for signs of that.
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