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My first miscarriage (somewhere along 9-12 weeks I can't remember now ) I never felt any pregnancy symptoms. I was never sick, never had weird smell issues nothing.. Honestly felt like I wasn't pregnant.
Now my second pregnacy.. Hyperemsis, Gestational Diabetes, Low Amniotic Fluid, High blood pressure, and pelvic hip hairline fractures, and 3 week early delivery.. Felt that pregnancy. and I felt like and still do 4 years later pregnancy was the worst experience of my life. Love my kid to the moon and back but the hubby got the big V cause the thought of even possibly being pregnant sent me into severe panic. I can't tell u how many plan B's I took over the years even while using condoms just because I was paranoid there might have been a tear. It started to effect our sex life, I just felt like I couldn't even risk having sex for fear of possibly getting pregnant!
I felt like I wasn't pregnant too. I had a blood test and a home test and they were both telling me I was, but my body was saying "not so fast...". My miscarriage turned out to be a blighted ovum, and I needed a D&C since my body was not naturally ridding itself of it for whatever reason.
I had an early miscarriage later ruled ectopic but I was positive I was pregnant before getting a positive test. This time around I didn't "feel" like this was it. I was shocked when I got a very obvious positive. Since then I've had a lot more symptoms crop up like exhaustion and sore breasts (that tend to wax and wane). I feel a bit more at ease with this one. So I'm hoping that is a good sign. Ultrasound tomorrow!
Awesome! R U going to find out the sex of the baby?
I already did. At 11 weeks they did a blood test called MaterniT21. Its fairly new and is done for mothers over 35 ( im 36 ). By doing this test, they are checking for Downs Syndrome, but they are also able to see the sex of the baby by the X and Y chromosomes.
Awesome Hope you had a good u/s test. we're about the same age. If we get pregnant (I HOPE SO!) I wonder if my ob will do the same testing. Interesting!
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