Just Want to Vent a bit...
I am 33 weeks tomorrow and I am so uncomfortable. Everyone in my house just keeps looking at me, telling me to suck it up (even when I'm not even saying anything...it's not like I sit around and yell "woe is me") and go lay down. My feet are the size of my head, I can't sleep for crap, and last week I find out drs want to induce me early because of my high blood pressure. I also am supposed to travel two hours to my dr for NST twice a week. (which I flat out told them won't happen)...on top of that I work full time, go to school full time, manage a publishing career (two books being published in the next two months) and I'm just so tired.
I know you all are feeling it too but I wanted to vent it out somewhere where people understand and don't just tell me to suck it up. (Which is what I am doing anyway)
I am nervous because I have a full three weeks less before baby comes so that is three weeks I need to save up to take off or start planning to get a job (I work at a temp agency right now). I am also freaking out because in like 3-4 weeks I AM GOING TO HAVE A BABY!!!
Don't get me wrong, I am super excited about my baby girl, I love her ridiculously already and I know it won't get easier after she is born, I'm just tired. Feel free to vent along with me. 
Thanks for listening.
Re: Just Want to Vent a bit...
First off, I get you!!! I give you huge credit for doing work and school through your pregnancy, its definately hard to get up every day and keep the motivation when you just don't feel like yourself. Good for you
Don't worry you're definately not alone and it will be over soon, my mum always says pregnancy always comes to an end when I whine to her lol Keep ur chin up!
I totally get you. I'm almost 35 weeks myself and lately I've been just miserable. I have to keep my happy face on at work all the time, so sometimes when I get home I'm a ticking time bomb.
My poor hubby asked me yesterday when I was crying (well, IMO, I wasn't really crying, because I wasn't upset, but I could not stop the tears from falling- it was almost non-stop and I don't know why- I guess just built up stress from work) if I was really upset at him or "if it was just the hormones." I'm laughing now because it's so stupid, but when he asked me if it was my hormones then I really DID get upset and I just couldn't get over it for like... 2 hours! I was like 'DONT YOU KNOW NOT TO ASK A PREGNANT WOMAN IF IT IS 'JUST HER HORMONES???' " He does now...
But really, unless people are pregnant, they just don't get it... carrying a baby is HARD work- and it sounds like you have a LOT on your plate!
Is there a medical reason to induce at 36-37 weeks? If not, that's REALLY not good for baby.
It says in her post she has high blood pressure.
OP, what concerns me most is that you are refusing the biweekly NST?? That is a huge deal. I understand you're busy and stressed and all, but if you have high BP and your OB is telling you to get bi-weekly NST's, there is a reason. My MIL lost a baby at full term because her placenta stopped feeding the baby. He was full term, stillborn (back then, undiagnosed high BP and pre-e). No offense, but if your OB is telling you you need the NST's, I can't believe you would flat out refuse to get them, putting your baby at a huge risk.