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9 weeks pregnant & constantly hungry!

I'm 9 weeks pregnant, I have had no nausea or sickness just extreme tiredness! Recently though I'm just constantly hungry! Is anyone else like this? I thought I would find it difficult to eat at the beginning of pregnancy but it's been the opposite!
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I make my 8 weeks tomrrow....and to be honest I put my self on bed rest .... Is this bad to stay laying down all day in fear of miscarriage?
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So glad that someone else feels the same!
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I'm six weeks, only have sore nips, exhaustion, mood swings, and yes, constant hunger. Before I was pregnant I never had the appetite for breakfast now I can eat as many as two or three things for breakfast and still be absolutely starving about two hours later. I have to snack almost constantly or I'm a total jerk to every one around me. I don't know if it's normal because this is my first pregnancy. But I have to assume it is because I'm right there with you :)
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I'm six weeks, only have sore nips, exhaustion, mood swings, and yes, constant hunger. Before I was pregnant I never had the appetite for breakfast now I can eat as many as two or three things for breakfast and still be absolutely starving about two hours later. I have to snack almost constantly or I'm a total jerk to every one around me. I don't know if it's normal because this is my first pregnancy. But I have to assume it is because I'm right there with you :)
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