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Irrational Fear

I've been prego 6x including this pregnancy (1 live birth/adoption, 4 miscarriages with no heartbeat found, and this one 20weeks).  I keep having this fear I won't carry to term. All my appointments are good, just did the gender/measurements - all good. Yet, I keep worrying one day it's gonna change and end. Like this is too good to be true for me that I'm actually gonna be a mom, somethings gotta go wrong. Does anyone have this issue too?! I feel crazy.
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No your not the only one luv. My first and second pregnancy went well and then last year I lost a baby. I thought I was 11wks but baby's heart beat stop at 8wks. I'm now expecting again 16wks along and I'm just constantly worried. Ive had a scare already.  I try and tell myself to relax but its difficult to believe things are going well. I'm blessed to have two beautiful children but a lose of a baby changes future pregnancies. So your not crazy its human nature. Goos luck with everything xx
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I kinda had dis fear dis my fourth pregnancy 2 live which is boys and 1 miscarriage now im pregnant with a lil girl and it just kinda seem un real cus I wanted a girl so bad but all my doc appointments been good she weights good but since I been pregnant I have had blood clots in my chest, food poisoning and I fell down sum steps at 34 weeks n landed on my stomach but she still doing good but I still have a fear of still born or the cord wrapping around her neck
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Don't feel crazy, anxiety is a normal part of pregnancy. When I first found out I was pregnant I freaked cuz I had drank quite a bit and taken nyquil just days before finding out, but I was able to relax about that. My fear now is that I'll be one of those women who happen s to miscarry at the 12 weeks mark, right after I tell everyone
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Looks like I AM the only one lol.
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