I got out of my car this morning, locked the door, shut it, and started walking away. It was still running. Luckily a coworker was standing there and pointed it out.
I was so paranoid about forgetting to bring the bagels for this morning's staff breakfast that I lost sleep and then when I did sleep, I had dreams about it.
I graded two quizzes today that had one wrong answer, and I gave them each a 100%.
This is becoming really not funny and I'm getting very paranoid that I'm going to mess up something important. Other than making a conscious effort to concentrate on what I'm doing and start writing everything down, any thoughts on what I can do to get my brain back in check? Also, feel free to share your pregnancy brain stories. Or we can argue about whether or not it's a real thing. We need some drama up in here anyway...
Re: Pregnancy brain...when it's not funny anymore
I once locked my keys in my car with the ignition running for over an hour when I was not pregnant. Luckily I had a spare key in my purse. It was pouring down rain when I got out of the car and was so worried about not getting wet. The rain was so loud I didn't hear the car running. At least you have a good excuse, I was just being dumb.
I feel so forgetful lately. I don't know if its "pregnancy brain" or if its just because I'm so tired, which is pregnancy related. I haven't noticed anything major, but that's what worries me. I always feel like I'm forgetting something huge.
I can hardly remember my address, it takes me so much longer to do basic tasks like get dressed.
Or maybe she's suffering from it herself, and forgets who she's talking to.
YES, STOP MAKING ME TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR MY ACTIONS *runs away crying hysterically*
Or maybe she's just being a cunt.
I can't say how many times I check the stove, lights and garage door before I leave anymore. And I've put juice back in the cupboard with the glasses. Ugh. It's even worse because the construction crew asks me about paint colors, carpet, shower tile...I need to write down everything. Hopefully it stops when LO is born or I'm leaving the hospital without her.
DD born 7.27.2014
BFP 09.2015 - m/c 10.21.2015
There was an article about the validity of it in one of the pregnancy mags given to me at my first OB apptmt.
And yes... that makes it real.
Sisterfriend. I like that.
Just because you don't experience something doesn't mean it's not real! Some women never get morning sickness. Does that mean the ones who do are faking it?!
Btw, I'm pretty sure she said something douchey like this when we talked about pregnancy brain a few months back too ;-)
Dude, omelets or breakfast burritos!
I'm extra dumb over here since I've been through almost 2 pregnancies. It's real. These little parasites really do steal your brain cells. And no, you don't get them back!
So there.
:PYes, they steal your beauty and your brains. It's science, ya'll!