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I am 28 weeks with second baby. I work during the week and on my weekends I sleep in until almost 10am. But the thing is I wake up in a such a bad mood sometimes. I have little patience for people and I just seem to be so negative and I really dont want to be that way but its such a strong feeling. Does anyone else have this problem or had it? How did you feel after pregnancy?
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I have the same problem this is my third child, im 22wks. I had never felt this way with my other children. At work im the grinch! and my job is simple i dont want to be like that it just happens.  Im glad to know im not alone. My husband says i shouldnt act that way the baby will be mean.  the truth is you never know how your hormones are gonna make you feel!
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Ive never had that much moodiness til toward the end. Im 40+5 days and you never know what mood I'll wake up in. I can go from sunshine and daisies to stormy weather and maelstroms in just a 30min shut eye lol
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At th start of my pregnancy i was like tht. But its bcos i was so tierd all th time. I was unbearable to be around at times. I new i was doin it but cldnt help it. I was at work all week and would come home and just want to sleep. This is my first baby, if u already have a baby then yes ur bound to be very tierd and grumpy. I dnt no how u can fix it. My bf just learn to not say a word or ad go mad lol. but as i said tht was 1st trimester and after tht i was fine. Good luck.
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