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6229533 tn?1383271177

Constant crying

I'm crying all day everyday and have been consistently since the beginning of my pregnancy. I'm on medication and I'm in therapy but I am miserable. I don't understand what's wrong with me. Nothing is ideal about my situation but I should still be able to find joy in this baby. I just can't calm down. I'm so worried about the pain in causing it. I'm19 wweeks and even tho I found out at 3 weeks I have my first on appointment today. I've never worried about the baby like this but I am just terrified I've done permanent damage from my depression. I'm so scared
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7056255 tn?1388961063
Are you taking prenatal vitamins, it may seem silly but they do help to keep your emotions balanced. I wasnt on them in the beginning and my gosh did I cry and now being on them I am doing much better. I would recommend them if you arent on them already. Plus they help baby and you, otherwise they take what they need from you and it wears you down.
Like previously stated, babies do feel what you feel. Stay strong for your little peanut. You can do it.
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if u dont want a depressed crying child you gotta suck it up & get over it. because honey your baby feels what you feel.if your depressed believe me your baby is.
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if u dont want a depressed crying child you gotta suck it up & get over it. because honey your baby feels what you feel.if your depressed believe me your baby is.
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