STFU with your advice

Re: STFU with your advice

• Bonzer

  April 2009

  ooooooookay then.

   Nice chatting with you too. Shouldn't you be googling some anonymous symptom on Web MD and studying the contents of your underwear, anticipating spotting or something?
  

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• margauxlicious

  April 2009

  heather_09_15_07:

  I can worry about everything being ok in there, yet still enjoy being pregnant at the same time.

  Well said.
  

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• KimberlyJean

  April 2009

  margauxlicious:

  heather_09_15_07:

  I can worry about everything being ok in there, yet still enjoy being pregnant at the same time.

  Well said.
  

  DITTO.

  "Great hearts steadily send forth the secret forces that incessantly draw great events." ~Ralph Waldo Emerson~

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• AMYfromKY member

  April 2009

  worrying a little is one thing.  10000 posts a day saying 'I am not throwing up so I think something is wrong" is another thing. 

  I wouldn't wish my m/s on anyone, yet people are complaining when they aren't puking everyday.  

  

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• heather_09_15_07 member

  April 2009

  Bonzer:

  ooooooookay then.

   Nice chatting with you too. Shouldn't you be googling some anonymous symptom on Web MD and studying the contents of your underwear, anticipating spotting or something?
  

  No, I understand how m/c's work and everything seems to be fine with my pregnancy. You can have absolutely no symptoms of it, then be blindsided when you go for your u/s or NT scan.

  2 girls and a dog

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• jennifer_h_rn member

  April 2009

  heather_09_15_07:

  I can worry about everything being ok in there, yet still enjoy being pregnant at the same time.

  I agree.

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• MaybeBabyTime

  April 2009

  all i have to say is that I am sure everyone at some point was nervous about things going wrong when you were early on.....

  later on in my pregnancy, i hope to look back on myself and giggle about how worried i was...

  

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• Bonzer

  April 2009

  so waiting for the other shoe to drop, that in your opinion is a healthy way to go through life? Sorry to hear that.
  

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• Redrose101307

  April 2009

  AMYfromKY:

  worrying a little is one thing.  10000 posts a day saying 'I am not throwing up so I think something is wrong" is another thing. 

  I wouldn't wish my m/s on anyone, yet people are complaining when they aren't puking everyday.  

  i completely agree with you and my m/s isn't even that bad

  
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• cleigh11 member

  April 2009

  I will agree that the post saying you don't have morning sickness may piss off the ones that are suffering, I do agree in some ways with you though, as well.  I am "high risk" so any sign, even if it is m/s, makes me feel a little better and more assured that something is going on in there.  But think about it from the perspective of the women who are puking everyday and can't stomach a freakin cracker.  Plus, all of us bit**es are hormonal! :-)

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• heather_09_15_07 member

  April 2009

  I have every reason to freak out, I'm not completely inexperienced here. Like I said, I can still ENJOY my pregnancy.

  2 girls and a dog

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• imaPrincess

  April 2009

  heather_09_15_07:

  I can worry about everything being ok in there, yet still enjoy being pregnant at the same time.

  perfect.  I'm right with you.

  

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• roxyu member

  April 2009

  heather_09_15_07:

  I can worry about everything being ok in there, yet still enjoy being pregnant at the same time.

  I am behind you 100%.  We all worry, some of us post about it, some don't.  Apparently the 'I'm worried' posts that some people made a month ago are forgotten and they have turned into OB's overnight.

  
  
  

  

  
  

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• Tonya_G member

  April 2009

  Bonzer:

  so waiting for the other shoe to drop, that in your opinion is a healthy way to go through life? Sorry to hear that.
  

  Seriously, who asked your opinion? You just up and gave it. Everyone deals with their anxiety in different ways. It obviously doesn't affect you, so, feel lucky. Quit making people feel like sh!t b/c they feel differently than you. Get over yourself.

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• KimberlyJean

  April 2009

  roxyu:

  heather_09_15_07:

  I can worry about everything being ok in there, yet still enjoy being pregnant at the same time.

  I am behind you 100%.  We all worry, some of us post about it, some don't.  Apparently the 'I'm worried' posts that some people made a month ago are forgotten and they have turned into OB's overnight.

  Didn't you know that is now the only requirement for a medical license?

  "Great hearts steadily send forth the secret forces that incessantly draw great events." ~Ralph Waldo Emerson~

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• jennabee13

  April 2009

  Bonzer:

  so waiting for the other shoe to drop, that in your opinion is a healthy way to go through life? Sorry to hear that.
  

   

  
  

  

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• mommyof2texans

  April 2009

  AMYfromKY:

  worrying a little is one thing.  10000 posts a day saying 'I am not throwing up so I think something is wrong" is another thing. 

  I wouldn't wish my m/s on anyone, yet people are complaining when they aren't puking everyday.  

  I second this...but I am willing to trade my m/s with anyone who wants it.  Any takers?

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• ashdonne

  April 2009

  I think people can post about whatever symtom or non-symptom or whatever they are worried about it.  If others don't want to read it or respond---it is their choice.  I just honestly don't see what the big deal is.  Some people will be more worried than others--if people have advice thats great, if not no big deal. 

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