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Fatigue

When did every begin to have fatigue?
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I was 32 weeks started having it im 37.1 weeks and I m starting to get a little sleep
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Almost since week 5 which was 5 weeks before I knew I was preggo. Added to that is waking up between 1-3am for an hour or two.
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Since before I found out at 4 weeks & it's still on & off at 16 weeks, but I suffer from insomnia so rarely get to rest xXx
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4593117 tn?1357773395
I'm 6 weeks along and i honesly think i could sleep all day. It started for me about a couple weeks before i found out i was pregnant. I guess our bodies are busy right now :-)
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2134043 tn?1342100954
I keep hearing that from others, that they tend to be on them a long time. ugh... keep hoping that the pain in the backside will be ending soon. guess I shouldn't be getting my hopes up.
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1545464 tn?1376704158
I will be 10 weeks soon and still on PIO shots probably for next 2 to 3 weeks, i hate them.
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2134043 tn?1342100954
I've been having it off and on since before finding out I was pregnant. I just blamed it on the progesterone shots. I'm 6 weeks and somedays are a struggle as all I want to do is sleep.
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1545464 tn?1376704158
I started at 9 weeks and oh my god i yawn all day and cant sit at work, badly wants to sleep. mannnnnnnnn.
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