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Always tired

So I'm about 7wks and I'm always tired and sleepy. I don't get to get out or clean around the house like I should and if I don't get enough sleep I'm moody and angry. Anyone else feeling like this?
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You will feel way better in your 2nd trimester! You have more energy but in your 3rd it starts to slowly go back to the 1st one ..
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I hope it does get better... and I'm due august 26th based off my last cycle haven't been to my doctor yet waiting in the 12 week mark
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I felt like that when I was was around 7 weeks too, it'll get better in your second trimester :)
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When are u due
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Hey in 10+1weeks and I know exactly how you feel. I still feel very tired and find myself wanting to sleep. Just try and get some much needed rest and dont over do things. I work a part time job in the retail industry but my manager basically gives me full time hours. Ive let her know that starting next week I wont be able to do more than 12hr because of the tire I feel after. Do whats best for you and your growing bubba!
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Your at tge beginning very normal ....
You will gain ypir energy soon your body is in full blast to help baby and you the blood your body needs just listen to your body & enjoy sleeping
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