Making this for the ones that have no symptoms and are feeling a little anxious/freaked out that they're not experiencing the amazing-ness of morning sickness, or anything that they're chalking up to feeling like this whole thing doesn't even feel real.
Me: 30, DH: 31
Married: May 16th 2015

Re: For the anxious FTM's who don't have any noticeable symptoms.
Married: May 16th 2015
No symptoms may be easy physically but it's become very difficult for me to limit my anxiety. Fortunately I have an appointment Monday. I know many of you have to wait longer and I empathize. May you all be well and have healthy Lil ones growing strong.
*tmi*
Oh and on Thursday I had a poo that felt like it came out sideways after not going for two days( dunno if pregnancy or travel constipation as I sometimes don't go when I have a lot of flights)
Married: May 16th 2015
I guess what I am saying is, my lack of symptoms makes me feel like I might have ended my own pregnancy. I really hope not, of course. I hope and pray every day for this baby. Just scared.
Married: May 16th 2015
Married: May 16th 2015
Update: 12/2 ultrasound revealed healthy baby and fast heart beat. Only one baby. Estimated to actually be 8w3d instead of expected 9w6d.
BFP #2 3/21 EDD 11/28/16
The day after I found out I was pregnant, I felt horrible. I had a horrible headache and thought I was going to puke if I moved. I woke up the next morning and nothing. I felt completely normal. I would have almost forgotten I was pregnant if I didn't keep reminding myself. My first thought "is this baby still alive". I searched this board high and low looking for answers. Turns out a lot of woman don't have symptoms, especially in the beginning. One mother said it perfectly "even the slightest symptom is a symptom". I keep telling myself that. The tender boobs, the bloating, the gas...all symptoms. This week, apparently I get to *enjoy* queasiness and gas. Yay me.
Eta: I'm 6w2d along
This was much longer than anticipated, but if you made it this far, remember: every woman, every body, and every pregnancy is different.
Although I am not responding to any of your posts directly, I just want you all to know that reading your stories helps so much, and I'm super thankful. Aww darnit #whyismypregnantasscrying
Married: May 16th 2015
I'm 37. I wasn't trying to have kids yet. My fiancé just moved in with me from across the world in October and less than 3 weeks later I was pregnant. It was so unexpected but so welcomed. I never thought I'd have kids. I certainly thought I'd have to try harder.
I have my first appt 12/7 so I will update. I just don't know how I'll make it to then mentally.
EDIT: spelling. Because words are hard.
The anxiety and worry for me has lessened quite a bit in the last week or two. I'm still convinced there's a solid chance of a missed MC, but there's nothing I can do about it if so, so I just keep on keeping on.
Oh, and last night I dreamed it was twins and I lost one. Weird frickin dreams man.
Married: May 16th 2015
The weird thing, I don't have an emotional attachment to this baby yet. I feel really guilty about it. I'm not sick, so no one treats me like I'm pregnant. I barely feel pregnant except for bloating and big boobs. I think I'm looking for these big symptoms as a way to feel more attached to this pregnancy...to make it more real.
I feel guilty because we wanted this so badly, but now I feel so indifferent. I'm hoping the first ultrasound will bring me a little closer to it all.
Married: May 16th 2015
Married: May 16th 2015
Married: May 16th 2015