So after missing my period, feeling super tired, having nausea, poor appetite, my husband went out at 10:30 at night and got a pregnancy test.....and our dreams were confirmed....WE ARE PREGO! Not that it comes as too much of a shock since we weren't preventing, but we thought it would take a lot longer! So, we are due 1/1/13......I'm still in stock mode......we told our immediate family, but should we wait to tell the world? Being a nurse, I know so much can happen during the first trimester? But on the other hand I'm so excited......what did you guys do?
Re: OMG! I'm pregnant!
1st pregnancy - told after we saw HB @ 6w
2nd pregnancy - told immediate family around 5w, m/c at 6
3rd pregnancy (this one) - keeping it quiet. NT is today so I doubt I'll convince my husband to keep it quiet any longer.
We're at 6 weeks and waiting until 8 (Mother's Day) to spill the beans to our immediate family. Still debating on how much longer to wait to tell close friends, etc. Waiting is KILLING me, but we were TTC for over a year without telling anyone, so I really want to wait until we're later term to start celebrating.
Congratulations! I just found out that I am pregnant as well. We thought it would take much longer too!
We told our parents and best friends but thats it. I wanted to wait until after the first doctors appt. so that we know for sure that we are pregnant. I am scared that we might go to the doctor and I wont be pregnant.
I took 4 tests over 2 days and they were all positive, so I know I am being crazy:)
Did anyone else have doubts or fears about the accuracy of their tests?
Congratulations! We only told my sister and will tell the family once I go to my first official OB appt at 9 weeks. Everyone else will be told around the 14th week.
BFP #1:10/31/10 DS born 6/22/11BFP #3:4/24/12 DD born 12/31/12
I knew the tests were accurate and positive but still had a fear of going for my first US and there not being anything there. It's silly but we all worry, and read too many horror stories also. Try to relax and look forward to seeing baby!