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1st time momma
Hey everyone, I'm a first time mom, had my first appointment at 7 weeks 1 day. Heard the heartbeat! :)) I am now 9 weeks 4 days and I'm super nervous because I don't have many symptoms. I do urinate a lot, a tad breast tenderness but it's nothing bad, and I'm tired. I was wondering if this is normal? I'm nervous and my next ultrasound isn't for another 2 weeks.. Plz help.
I had the worst "feeling" of nausea if I didn't eat, but I never vomited from all of my pregger episodes and I'm on "season 5" I also wanted the Water break but each time, the nurses done that for me. Your situation is perfectly normal.
Ftm here as well!
Congrats. I found out I was pregnant at 7 weeks and did not believe I was pregnant until I saw her on the ultrasound at 10 weeks . (I mean, had a hard time believing it anyway) I've had am easy breazy time. I never suffered from morning sickness. My only complaints early on was hip pain. And my boobs were super swollen and sore. I'm now 24 weeks and am just now starting to lose a little energy and having a hard time getting comfy to sleep. Your like me, or symptoms havnt hit yet. Don't be nervous! I was too, thinking it must be a "weak pregnancy" because of lack of symptoms. Wrong! My baby girl is active and 100% perfect! Congrats again!!
My first time too . God bless you . Ve happy
It's okay your bump still tiny . While gets bigger you will run more often to pee but try to drink enough water at least 8 glass of water a day . Trust me is not fun feel tons of symptoms . Trust God and pray ever day think positive . God bless you and enjoy your pregnancy.
And it's my first time too so congrats!
Normal and strong symptoms. Two weeks will fly by. Just try and relax. Get plenty of rest and drink lots of water. Good luck with your pregnancy.
Absolutly normal. I didn't have any symptoms at all either besides having to pee a lot being tired and the girls were sore. Guess we are lucky. I'm 16w now and other than an occasional headache I still hardly feel pregnant.
I'm sorry, I was 8 weeks 1 day.
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