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God why im still in week 7

i seems like months has gone by since i knew im prego but why im still in week 7 lol.... time is going so slowwww
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Same here....time seems to be going so slow...I'm just ready for my first prenatal visit. Im counting my weeks til then. Im going into week 7 in two days. First visit is April 8th
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I'm in the same boat!  I can't wait to have just a little bump!!
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Some ladies having morning sickness till week 12, I did with my son, I know it's awful, but it's a good sign and your baby is healthy. Congrats
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I felt the same way in my first trimester. It was horrible. The weeks dragged for so long.
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i felt the same during my first trimester. each day i hoped to reach my second trimester soon so the morning sickness, acnes, frequent night urination will go away. During this time, you can find new hobbies to keep your mind off your pregnancy so time will fly a lot faster.
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Thats how I felt my first trimester mostly cause I had terrible all day morning sickness.. Im 33 6 so almost there but now I feel that time goes by slow because I can no longer sleep all night. There's always something! :)
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I feel the same way ill be 9 weeks tomorrow and it seem like its going by slow I guess because im so anxious to feel my baby move or even see a full baby on ultrasound...idk dnt worry cause before you know it you be big as a house
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