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by maybaby10 - Posts 186
I am prone to anxiety, but got off meds for the babies (even though the doc said they are safe). Did anyone else experience this? Am I crazy? I don't think I will know this is going well until they are out and I can see them, and that's kind of psycho, right?

Wed Oct 28, 2009 8:16 am
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by HopefulMom2Kaleb - Posts 222

Wed Oct 28, 2009 1:28 pm
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by mommy_tobe_83 - Posts 985
BUT one thing for sure is that pregnancy does fly by!!!!!!! Before you know it you will have your little one in your arms in no time 
Wed Oct 28, 2009 1:46 pm
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by kattieattie - Posts 1216
Mommy tobe is right, pregnancy flies by quickly. Try to enjoy today. Some days are harder than others but you can drive yourself crazy with worry and that isn't good for you or for your little one. I found posting here and on my DDC helped.
Wed Oct 28, 2009 4:45 pm
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by spanish_rose - Posts 7009
I understand what you mean about wanting to see and hold your LO, but after they are born, it will just be a new set of worries that start. LOL! That joys of motherhood.....I think we'll always worry about our LOs.
I agree w/ the PP....you've hit a great and important milestone. Enjoy this time...it goes by SSSSOOOO fast!!!
Wed Oct 28, 2009 8:23 pm
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by wxette - Posts 601
I totally understand the anxiety you are feeling and it's very normal to feel that way after infertility. After all, we tend to feel "broken" because it took us longer to get pregnant. However, you've made it to an important milestone and it's actually pretty rare to lose a baby after this point and after seeing a good heartbeat. I think we just feel more vulnerable because we know how fragile a pregnancy is. But, be sure to enjoy this time!!!
I also freaked out every step of the way. At the same time, I make sure to do things I would enjoy to relax. I put a lot of importance on taking great care of myself so that way I was doing everything possible to support the pregnancy. I am prone to anxiety too. Have you ever tried yoga, meditation or any other relaxation techniques? It's helped me a lot.
Good luck to you and come back any time you need support. We've all been in your shoes!!! I'm 33 weeks now and still can freak myself out but I take it one step at a time and try my best not to think of the worst :-)
Thu Oct 29, 2009 9:33 pm







