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well morning sickness hit me 6 weeks on.the.dot. that was my only inclination - and random omg-stuffynose.

but I haven't felt like ...wow, there's a little tiny HUMAN IN THERE (even with 2 ultrasounds and a heartbeat listen!) until this week, when I popped a bit!

I've also noticed some days my stomach is misshapen..idk if I am seeing things, or if baby prefers my right side and shoves everything up and out of its way. but its hilarious. if i push, it goes normal. (is that mean?)

6 weeks when the nausea started and the extreme fatigue. I couldnt keep my eyes open during the day.

I have had pretty much no nausea and it's actually upsetting to me because I feel like something is wrong. Hopefully I'm just lucky. I do have to pee all the time and I'm definitely hungrier!

6 weeks...nausea, fatigue!

It's hard to remember right now, but 7 weeks because I couldn't stop throwing up.

Really felt pregnant at 15 weeks because I could feel him move and had a little bump.

I was so sick through the first trimester, but I think during my US at 11 weeks when the baby was bouncing around inside me and really moving around, made it really hit home that there was really a baby growing inside me!

@kml636: Try not to worry too much - I had virtually no nausea and have a happy healthy baby growing at 32 weeks! I was totally paranoid re: the no nausea, but it was all worry for nothing!

I didn't have many symptoms in the first trimester, except my boobs were sore and I was HUNGRY. I really didn't "feel" pregnant until we had our ultrasound at 10 weeks and my doctor told me our risk was really now. Or, rather, I wouldn't let myself believe I was pregnant until then.

With the exception of fatigue, I didn't have many symptoms in the first trimester. It wasn't until sometime in the second trimester when I started wearing maternity pants and feeling the baby kick (week 23-ish), that the fact that I was pregnant really sunk in.

Seeing the ultrasounds and listening to Doppler helped make it more real, even though I had horrible morning sickness... Also having a bump made it more real. Then, feeling the movements solidified it.