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I was always regular and knew to the day when I was going to get my period. We tried for years to get pregnant and went through the gauntlet of tests and procedures. Finally gave up. A month later, a day after I was supposed to get my period I knew I was pregnant. My breasts were more sensitive and I just KNEW. Two tests confirmed it.
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As some ppl might know, my husband & I have been married for almost 2 years. He’s a little older than I am & we’ve been talking for the last several months about stopping our birth control to plan a pregnancy. We did transition to a barrier method first. I don’t want to get too excited yet BUT, I’m a couple days late & I’m super anxious to take a pregnancy test tomorrow.
My friend is telling me she KNEW she was pregnant before the test because of breast tenderness & nausea….but IMO, it would be super early to notice changes. Did anybody here feel differently & know they were pregnant before they took a test? It’s like she is telling me…oh, you aren’t pregnant. I told her I feel canceled.
I did. It started out with a very metallic taste in my mouth (because I remember complaining to my husband why the Listerine mouthwash we just bought tasted weird this time.), very sore (with a bit lumpy feeling which concerned me with a possible c word.) breasts. I didn’t have nausea (yet) but the metallic taste was enough to make me feel there was something going on with my body. I told my husband, he immediately said “you’re pregnant.” We weren’t trying at the time and I was always very regular.-it was absolutely a pleasant surprise: our very impatient daughter.
He went to get about 10 pregnancy tests, 8 of 10 were positive.
Thank you so much Nina! Ofc my husband acknowledges he is married…he wears a ring every day, AND he is over the moon about our baby. Both of us are super happy & spreading the news to our friends & families. Everyone is excited on both sides AND it will be the 1st grandchild for my parents. We’re due Dec. 3rd!!
Was thinking about you, wondering how your pregnancy is going. I can't believe it's almost October! You're on the last legs of carrying your baby. Sleeping will get harder and harder. I highly recommend a chiro to get your pelvis ready to deliver. I regularly saw a chiro when pregnant with my daughter, I swear her easy birth was helped by my pelvis being aligned. I was given pitocen to start labor, less than 2 hours later we almost didn't make the delivery room when she came out as we got there. The doctor was able to catch her.
I was then discharged in less than 24 hours, went to our friends wedding, actually danced.
My first birth was so different, I had issues pushing him out. I didn't see a chiro with my son.
I know other women who also saw a chiro, they also had fairly easy births.
Was thinking about you, wondering how your pregnancy is going. I can't believe it's almost October! You're on the last legs of carrying your baby. Sleeping will get harder and harder. I highly recommend a chiro to get your pelvis ready to deliver. I regularly saw a chiro when pregnant with my daughter, I swear her easy birth was helped by my pelvis being aligned. I was given pitocen to start labor, less than 2 hours later we almost didn't make the delivery room when she came out as we got there. The doctor was able to catch her.
I was then discharged in less than 24 hours, went to our friends wedding, actually danced.
My first birth was so different, I had issues pushing him out. I didn't see a chiro with my son.
I know other women who also saw a chiro, they also had fairly easy births.
There is nothing a chiropractor can do to "align" your pelvis for childbirth.
Wow, I just noticed this thread. I’m very excited for you, OP. The first baby is such a precious and exciting time. Back when I was having babies, we didn’t have ultrasounds, so the sex of the baby was a total surprise.
Aren’t you just dying to meet the little person, and see what they look like?
OP hasn’t posted since June of last year. She’s not a member any longer.
She is not banned any more. The way to tell is if you can give someone a rep comment, they are a member. If they are banned/not a member, the reputation scale is not there in any reply they've done.
There are a lot of people who still say not a member by their name. I don't know why it doesn't correct when the ban is lifted.
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