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When did your exhaustion end?

  • poll: When did your first trimester exhaustion end?
    6-8 weeks : (0 votes)
    8-10 weeks : (1 votes)
    2 %
    10-12 weeks : (8 votes)
    17 %
    Not until the second trimester, duh. : (38 votes)
    81 %
  1. mfa_lady

    pomegranate / 3921 posts

    @MrsTiz: Ahh, yes! So many people here are pointing out the relation between the nausea and level of exhaustion. That makes me feel better! And yes...I am napping a TON. I'm just so tired it doesn't seem to help! Yesterday, I "worked" from home...which I always do once a week....except now it takes me until 8pm to do all my work because I nap ALL DAY. Oops!

    @snowjewelz: I feel like that, too, at 6.5 weeks! My nausea is worse at night and it's really cramping my style. I'm afraid we're going to have to start canceling plans if it gets much worse. UGH!

  2. MrsKoala

    cantaloupe / 6869 posts

    Never. Sorry to say it.

  3. mfa_lady

    pomegranate / 3921 posts

    @MrsKoala: Don't apologize, lady...that's why I asked. I need to prep myself for this crazy stuff!

  4. snowjewelz

    wonderful kiwi / 23653 posts

    @mfa_lady: That's why I don't even know how one is supposed to hide pregnancy for 3 months! I've been acting like a zombie pretty much! I had to tell my boss at 8 wks b/c I happened to have my review and my boss thought I was either mad at him or unhappy w/ my job lol.

    Hang in there, it will get better! I have to say at 10 weeks it's gotten a little better, hopefully it will be gone by 12-14 weeks completely!

  5. lilyann

    nectarine / 2878 posts

    With my first pregnancy, my energy came back around 12 weeks...but with this second pregnancy, energy hasn't returned Chasing a toddler is exhausting.

  6. mfa_lady

    pomegranate / 3921 posts

    @snowjewelz: Such a good point. I've been wondering if my two closest coworkers/supervisors are catching on because of my zombie-ness. They also know about last year's MC, so it wouldn't come out of nowhere if they did guess. I may tell them after my US in two weeks...I feel like it would make them feel better! Haha.

    @lilyann: Good to know! I have no toddlers to chase yet...so maybe there's still hope!

  7. snowjewelz

    wonderful kiwi / 23653 posts

    @mfa_lady: Half my world already knew by 6-8 weeks, just b/c everyone have been nosy and love to ask me every few weeks! I was annoyed at first, but later on as I got more sick I just didn't care anymore

  8. Greentea

    pomelo / 5678 posts

    Never! But I think when the baby is born some natural adrenaline kicks in...

  9. sorrycharlie

    hostess / watermelon / 14932 posts

    yeaaah. I was coming to write, "never" ...lol.

  10. jhd

    coconut / 8079 posts

    @mfa_lady: I agree with @Greentea: LO is 2.5 weeks old and I have hardly slept more than a few hours a night since he was born (granted we are also dealing with a nicu situation which complicates things). I am generally the type of person that requires a solid amount if sleep but there's definitely some super mommy energy that kicks in. Don't worry!

  11. coopsmama

    cantaloupe / 6059 posts

    My first pregnancy, I was exhausted until probably 18 weeks but then felt awesome the rest of the pregnancy! I literally was out walking 3 miles in 85 degree weather the day before I gave birth - I had energy for days!

    This pregnancy, I was tired until 15ish weeks, and now have been tired again starting at about 29 weeks. I'm sure that that has something to do with chasing around an 11 month old though.

  12. mfa_lady

    pomegranate / 3921 posts

    @Greentea: @sorrycharlie: Dangit!!!! Haha. Thanks for the honest answers, though--I need to prepare myself!

  13. mfa_lady

    pomegranate / 3921 posts

    @coopsmama: OMG. You are my hero--"energy for days" sounds like a miracle to me right now! Thank you for popping in!

  14. mdf106

    clementine / 828 posts

    It improved somewhat at 14-15 weeks when the nausea went away, but I was pretty tired throughout pregnancy. I felt really good after birth, even though I was getting less sleep, and I have always needed a lot of sleep. I think there must have been a lot of adrenaline going on. I was sometimes in the middle of the night when LO would not go to sleep, but I was fine during the day.

  15. Mrs. M

    kiwi / 645 posts

    During my first pregnancy, I had some relief sometime during my second trimester. This time around the constant exhaustion is still going strong at 28-weeks.

  16. HLK208

    pineapple / 12234 posts

    1st: until about 8 weeks
    2nd: never went away
    3rd: 17-18 weeks

  17. mfa_lady

    pomegranate / 3921 posts

    @mdf106: Thanks, lady!

    @Mrs. M: I hope the second trimester does it for me!

    @HLK208: Oh my gosh. 8 weeks is the earliest I've heard--here's to hoping!!!

  18. mfa_lady

    pomegranate / 3921 posts

  19. Torchwood

    pomelo / 5607 posts

    @mfa_lady: Yeah, I'm almost 24 weeks and still want to go pass out. Except I'm having trouble falling asleep all of a sudden, and baby girl loves to kick my already smaller than average bladder, so I get up to pee 5-10 times a night. I do have times when I'm less tired though!

  20. night cheese

    apricot / 453 posts

    I can't vote because I'm 30 weeks and still exhausted as hell.

  21. magnolia

    persimmon / 1168 posts

    Still going strong at 11 weeks. I can sleep anywhere, anytime. I sleep 10 hours a night and wake up tired. But, happy to be pregnant even if constantly sleepy is the result!!!

  22. PinkBee

    coffee bean / 38 posts

    I didn't start feeling "normal" energy wise until around 20 weeks, but unfortunately that normal feeling only lasted a couple of weeks and I'm toast again!

  23. cyndistar3

    pomegranate / 3980 posts

    For my first pregnancy I never was exhausted. With number two it went away basically around 10-12 weeks and now with number three I am 17 weeks and still soooo tired!

  24. artsyfartsy

    cantaloupe / 6692 posts

    It got 30% better in the second trimester. Lol

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