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not feeling very pregnant is this normal???

Hello I just found out I was pregnant. I took 7 test and all were positive. My last cycle was may 25 but my cycle was irregular. But I think I'm about 4 weeks but I don't feel pregnant a few cramps and my nipples are sore but I'm just fine not even bloated is this normal??? Plz share some experiences.
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I have had 3 positive tests and I have had some symptoms I just can't convince myself that I am pregnant and I do not feel it at all?
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1415482 tn?1459702714
Not everyone 'feels' pregnant. That's great! You should enjoy it while it lasts because when the bad feelings come along, this is going to be your happy place. Its quite normal hon, especially this early into your pregnancy, some women do not feel anything for their entire pregnancy. At 8 weeks, I was FINE, no vomitting, no nothing. All I had was sore boobs and peed alot.

Take care and congratulations to you!

Anna
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There's no rule that says you ever 'have' to feel pregnant - you don't even have to have symptoms. Some women don't and should count themselves very lucky. Enjoy it while you can, you're still extremely early and they have plenty of time to start up.

I have no experience on not feeling pregnant though, as I had HG and spent every day while pregnant vomiting several times a day and unable to eat or drink much because of my pregnancy.
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