I see a lot of posts on here every day about worries going into ultra-sounds that something may be wrong even though there have been no signs or symptoms anything might be wrong.
I find that I am not quite along that way of thinking. I have heard people say that whatever happens is beyond my control, so I feel that I have this drilled into my head. I am almost forcing myself not to worry, as I think "well, whatever happens happens, and I can't change it", which makes me almost....detached, if that is the right word.
Don't get me wrong, I am thrilled about this LO, and it was completely planned. I just feel like my mind says "don't worry! no point in worrying about anything you can't control!". I am just enjoying being PG and assuming all will go well... Am i normal? or not?
Anyone else?
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yes, exactly! You phrased it a lot better than I did...this is exactly what I was thinking
BFP1: DD1 born April 2011 at 34w1d via unplanned c/s due to HELLP, DVT 1 week PP
BFP3: DD2 born Feb 2013 at 38w4d via unplanned RCS due to uterine dehiscence
I don't waste my time with worrying about anything. Worry fixes nothing and really doesn't make anything better or easier. I have a similar mindset. Nothing I do or don't do will change what is going on with this baby (obviously above just watching what I eat and drink and taking care of myself). Even when I have gone through clots, bleeding etc I just brush off my worry and assume until I'm told otherwise, everything is fine.
You are normal. I think it is more recently that woman worry all the time about things because there are so many tools at our disposal. There weren't even ultrasounds when I was born. Women just assumed everything was fine until the worst thing happened.
Agreed. The uprise of technology leads to more findings, which leads to more stress, and horror stories.....most of it all unnecessary in the end. That's just my opinion though
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This! I feel the same way. I almost don't like reading all the worrisome posts. I think it helped me to read up on pregnancy before we conceived, so there haven't been any major surprises as far as symptoms go.