I woke up feeling super anxious this morning, and it hasn't really let up so far. I cooked for a bit, which helped, and I am trying to focus on calming activities.
It must be normal at this stage of pregnancy, right? (almost 35 weeks for those on mobile)
Like my brain and my body know what's coming soon? It's not really pgal brain - it's just a general sense of nervousness.
I have a huge amount of work to do for clients today and tomorrow (and over the next couple of weeks, really), and it is so hard to focus. I am also worried I will run out of time to get everything done.
SIGH.
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First-time mom, 35+, parenting after a loss (mmc Oct. 2012 @ 8 wks), ttc for a year after loss
January PAL siggie challenge; Good advice:
Re: Hello, anxiety! :(
Ava's Story

BFP#2 10/18/13 Blighted ovum 11/25/13
BFP #3 1/31/14 EDD 10/18/14 -- It's a GIRL!
BFP 6/29/2013 - EDD 3/16/14 - MMC 9/5/2013
April 2014 - - 1st ICI Cycle - BFP 5/15/14 EDD: 1/20/15
A/S 8-22-14 - Its a BOY!!
12/15 Checkup & heard his beautiful heartbeat
ALL WELCOME -
I am not normally a list person, but I do think that would help me right now. Just crossing things off the list would make me feel like I am making progress.
January PAL siggie challenge; Good advice:
January PAL siggie challenge; Good advice:
I also think the unknown of when/how labor will start makes us nervous. It's like trying to be prepared for anything at any time, and that is bound to make you a little crazy!
Hope you can find something to calm you a little bit!
first son stillborn 7/20/13 at 39 weeks due to Acute Fatty Liver of Pregnancy
It's a girl! Baby Anna was born August 3, 2014!
Being a first-timer especially, I think I am extra paranoid about wondering if I'll know when it's time. Based on everything I've heard, though, I will KNOW.
Although I have been full-on nesting, I still am having a hard time wrapping my brain around what daily life will be like with a baby. It's too overwhelming to think about it much right now.
January PAL siggie challenge; Good advice: