What's keeping you up?

weddingbells2010 · September 2011

For me:

constant painful, unconsolable itching (see previous posts)
sudden acid reflux/heartburn that I rarely got during pregnancy
twitchy legs that don't want to sit still
a constant need to pee even though I just did

This is almost over right?

BulldogMomma · September 2011

The fact that LO's feet are wedged up in my ribs. Also, one of my ankles seems much more swollen than the other.

LEB2009 · September 2011

Severe acid reflux and wicked BH.

Thank goodness for my recliner in the livingroom - about the only place I get any sleep

ludicrous · October 2011

The baby on my boob. It does get better and I will say the most glorious part of the epidural wasn't the pain relief but not feeling like I had to urgently pee for the first time in months.

megara50 · October 2011

The fact that my scheduled c-section is less than a week away. Not only am I scared of the surgery and recovery, this is the last weekend DH and I will be truely ALONE! It's also freaky to think that I will soon be someone's Mother!

But at the same time, I can't wait to meet my LO!!!

rockdragon · October 2011

Constant hip and low back pain. Numb hands which make it hard to sleep on my sides. General discomfort really.

AWomanInLove · October 2011

Hunger and the need to pee

awesnap · October 2011

Heartburn, hip pain, and feet in the ribs.

iverske9 · October 2011

My baby moving too much for his/her own good, LOL..oh how about the pelvic bone that throbbs like someone has been punching it for hours, and finally the lungs that won't fill fully with air.

RobynK · October 2011

Waking to pee = insomnia

Well, and today's 2 hour nap might not have helped.

catwhisperers4292 · October 2011

the need to pee, heartburn, and LO moving around WAY too much for the middle of the night...

Kerri52480 · October 2011

I've been suffering from PSD so most nights I am up with the pain of sore hips, not being able to roll over and the inability to move in general when in pain. I have to laugh because the past 2 nights the pain has hardly been there and I have barely had to make any late night constant runs to the bathroom but in it's place, I have a full blown head cold! I have been up sneezing and coughing all night to the point that I have been making myself throw up. I swear if it's not one thing, it's another lol!

BettyBookworm · October 2011

I don't really know. I just can't lay there anymore & I am hungry.

I feel like I have all this stuff to do and not enough time to do it in. So I guess nesting/planning urges? I can't make much noise (I don't want to wake H). So I just sit here at the computer eating fiber one. lol

HannahsMom21 · October 2011

Heartburn or peeing...they alternate each night. Also the sense that I have a million things to do and they need to be done RIGHT NOW. lol

GL ladies! The end is in sight

boylanbabies · October 2011

I guess I sleep well until my mind goes drifts to baby. I keep thinking about everything that needs to get done and how it isn't getting done. Hopefully I'll alleviate that today.

cszlachta · October 2011

Restless legs, horrible back pain, burping bile into my mouth (TMI), and every 2 hour bathroom visits.

srehman · October 2011

Peeing all night long, aching hips and induction worries (3 days away!)

jeanniez · October 2011

rockdragon:
Constant hip and low back pain. Numb hands which make it hard to sleep on my sides. General discomfort really.

This plus RLS

Haribo1 · October 2011

LO's strong movement every 2 hours (she seems to be on a schedule of 11pm, 1 am, 4 am and 6am) and the pain of her kicking my cervix constantly. I sometimes think I would take the nausea and previous rib pain over the kicked cervix which literally has me yell out loud in pain.

Liz4444 · October 2011

Acid reflux that makes me feel like I'm about to throw up. Enormous movements that feel like she's trying to displace my hips. Having to pee at least once an hour. And overall just feeling like I've been hit by a wrecking ball.

beloved09 · October 2011

I've been waking up from my iPhone glitching and giving fake message alerts, spam Skype calls, earthquakes, and my dog jumping on me because he doesn't like the earthquakes! But I suppose you could attribute all of those to sleeping lighter.

And of course, every time one of those happens, I have to get up and pee.

Brosamle2 · October 2011

Actually, the last week, its been my DH keeping me awake. He's had a horrible cough for the last few days and will not go to the doctor. There were two nights that he actually got up and went to sleep on the couch because he felt so bad that he was keeping me awake. I think I slept worse when he was out of the bed though.

Other than that, the usual, bathroom trips every 2-3 hours, trouble getting comfortable, heartburn, etc.

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