...and boy has it been a roller coaster!
No nausea, but raging hormones. I went ballistic at OH yesterday via text message over something minor, thankfully he didn't respond angrily :)
Boobs have a life of their own...big then smaller but always heavy. I bought a new bra at mothercare - non under wired which I haven't worn since 13!
It takes a bit of getting used to. I was wearing a 34F and now measure 40 DD?! Hmm, methinks I'll get measured at my usual Fenwicks or Bravissimo instead....
Mothercare got us signed up for their Mum and baby club with discounts, the hard sell for pushchairs currently on sale started at check out but we stayed firm!
Everyone at work is doing my head in.
I'm irritable.
I'm tired beyond belief to the point where it's distracting.
I'm constantly worrying, which was not helped by seeing a brown smudge in my pants yesterday morning. it didn't return though so fingers crossed....
I'm bloated ...my boss said "I think you're starting to show" i could have thrown my stapler at him!
Random ranting,so apologies.
All i want is to stop worrying and have baby in my arms.
That is all.
Journey from Trying to Conceive (TTC) to pregnancy and mummyhood. A beginners guide to making a baby!
Thursday, 15 March 2012
Friday, 9 March 2012
6 +1 - halfway through 1st trimester
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I've made it to my sixth week and am still nervous, but a little less so.
Updates so far: I have an early scan booked for 24th March when I'm 8 +2 and my booking appointment for the 2nd April! I should be 9 +4 by then....it seems like ages away....I hope beanie makes it
Emotions: becoming more excited and less nervous. The nerves come back in waves
Main thoughts: 'Is beanie sticking? ' 'have people worked it out?'
Physical symptoms: waking up hungry, swollen / full heavy boobs. Still no nausea, so I suppose that's a good thing? Had a crazy amount of energy yesterday. Stoll waking up in early hours of morning.
Halfway through my first trimester....
I really want to enjoy this, but my anxiety levels keep creeping up, which i know is no good for me and beanie. The Bear is very comforting, tells me to remain positive and take a day at a time....each day is sooooo long haha!
The girls on babycentre are great at cheering everyone up and on...if any of you are reading 'thanks!' xx
Any tips for relaxing would be great if you've got 'em!
Yours ,
somewhat neurotic from London x
Saturday, 3 March 2012
Emma's Diary - Mum to Be Pack
This contains a 'spoiler' so if you don't want to know what goodies are in store...please turn away now!
In my bag of goodies were....drum roll.......
In my bag of goodies were....drum roll.......
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Friday, 2 March 2012
5 +1 - GP appointment
I trotted off to my GP this morning. The Bear agreed for me to go solo as it's a quick appointment.
I've already been in touch with my midwifery team and they gave me the impression I was 'logged in the system'.
However GP said I was not :-/
Anyway, I told GP I was confirming my pregnancy. She asked if it was planned and i said yes, so she beamed and offered her congratulations, which was really sweet.
She listened to my heart for a murmur - no murmuring, so that's all good.
GP gave me a copy Emma's Diary , which contains tips, advice and vouchers.
The Bear will love that! You can also collect a free gift
I asked her a few questions: can i dye my hair, relax (perm for Afro hair) my hair apparently the answer is yes.
Should i have an early scan if i can afford it - "No"
Should I be worried my symptoms have virtually disappeared - "No, they settle down, be glad"
Clearblue digital gave me a reading of 3+ very early on in pregnancy, what does this mean : "Nothing, they're not reliable on conception indicators"
And with that I was given a form to fill in to exempt me from paying for prescriptions during pregnancy and one year afterwards. I handed it in at reception. I'll get a card in the post shortly.
GP also made a point of reminding me not to return to smoking - listed all the reasons why not to smoke and ended with "do it for baby, OK?"
Choose and Book was up the spout, so she'll chase up the midwife referral.
From 24 weeks onwards I'll see Dr D instead of the midwife.
All done in ten minutes.
It's starting to feel real now!
I've already been in touch with my midwifery team and they gave me the impression I was 'logged in the system'.
However GP said I was not :-/
Anyway, I told GP I was confirming my pregnancy. She asked if it was planned and i said yes, so she beamed and offered her congratulations, which was really sweet.
She listened to my heart for a murmur - no murmuring, so that's all good.
GP gave me a copy Emma's Diary , which contains tips, advice and vouchers.
The Bear will love that! You can also collect a free gift
Should i have an early scan if i can afford it - "No"
Should I be worried my symptoms have virtually disappeared - "No, they settle down, be glad"
Clearblue digital gave me a reading of 3+ very early on in pregnancy, what does this mean : "Nothing, they're not reliable on conception indicators"
And with that I was given a form to fill in to exempt me from paying for prescriptions during pregnancy and one year afterwards. I handed it in at reception. I'll get a card in the post shortly.
GP also made a point of reminding me not to return to smoking - listed all the reasons why not to smoke and ended with "do it for baby, OK?"
Choose and Book was up the spout, so she'll chase up the midwife referral.
From 24 weeks onwards I'll see Dr D instead of the midwife.
All done in ten minutes.
It's starting to feel real now!
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