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I did. I only had mild nausea and it was only at night (from 5-7). Exercise made me cramps and while I was fatigued, it wasn't extreme. My LO is 15 months old.

I am so glad you asked this question! I am only 7 weeks along, but not much in the way of symptoms...

Only because my first one was like that and resulted in a loss. Every pregnancy since has gotten progressively worse, symptom-wise. Very bizarre.

It can mean nothing or it can mean everything!

@FliegepilzHut: I had so few symptoms that at my 8-week appointment with the OB, I told him I was pretty convinced of the fact that there was nothing in there. Luckily there was, and he's now a two-month-old baby! I didn't have any of the classic symptoms (not tired at all-actually a little bit of insomnia, not much nausea, no throwing up, etc.). I only threw up a handful of times at the end of the first trimester into the beginning of the second, and had some breakouts. And yes, it did worry me, but as my OB pointed out-the only 'symptom' he really cared about is that I hadn't gotten my period! Fingers crossed you continue to have a healthy, mild, enjoyable pregnancy!

@LindsayInNY: so exciting about your little congrats!

I had no nausea and basically zero symptoms. Even now at 28w, I forget that I'm pregnant all the time (until I try to bend over). Because I had IVF, I got a few more early scans than I would normally have had. I also had a borderline NT scan, so I also got anatomy scans at 16w and 20w and an echo also at 20w, so I was getting a lot of info. Without all that, I think I would've worried a little... But I knew that my mom also had very few symptoms, so I attributed it to that. I hope your LO continues to grow healthily and that you get to enjoy your pregnancy!

@buttermilk: I love those affirmations!

I have moments when I worry about my lack of symptoms. I'm super tired, but that's about it. (Oh, and steadily increasing boob size!) But being tired is frequently a problem I have when I'm struggling with anxiety, and being pregnant again makes me anxious, so... yeah.

Honestly the thing that keeps me the calmest right now about m/c's is that I still have such a good feeling about this pregnancy. With my first I started feeling uneasy a few days before I started bleeding, and with my second I never had a good feeling about it (ended right at 5 weeks). With my last, I felt totally positive even when I was super worried, and even though it ended badly, it *was* a totally viable pregnancy. That doesn't do much for helping me with worrying about another hydrocephalus, but it does make me worry a lot less about miscarrying. I'm far more worried about my anatomy scan in a few months than about going to hear the heartbeat for the first time next week.

I know just saying "don't worry if you feel good about things" doesn't really work, but I feel like after so many pregnancies, my body has learned what it feels like and it is possible for me to be unconsciously aware if something is wrong. (I also "knew" I was pregnant well before a bfp the last two times, and again, I feel like it really is possible since by then I'd learned what pregnant feels like.) And worst case I can go check my boobs again, since they are most certainly getting huge.