Symptoms to date: Lots of weeing. Tiredness. Big appetite. Thirst. Carrots are yummy.
It's funny, I've only known I'm pregnant for five days but I feel so attached to the mass of cells that are growing inside of me, and hope that they make it to this side of the world. I know it's wrong to feel like this already, but this is something the hubby and I have wanted for so long -- and strived for. We like to succeed in all facets of life and fertility is no exception. Now I'm growing a baby and trying to do the best that I can. :)
There are 11 hours to go until my blood test, and I'll find out the results 5-6 hours after that. Very nervous despite knowing in my heart that we'll have a good result (hopefully enough to go off the progesterne, but won't be devestated if I have to stay on it... I'm thankful we've gotten this far).
I've told a few close online friends and decided to be an active part of a forum I've been a part of for a couple of years (after the initial endometriosis diagnosis). There are other women who are in the very early stages of pregnancy like me, and it feels good to share in this experience with other people. And to validate my thoughts... that it's okay to feel attached. :)
Tomorrow I'm lunching with my best friend and I plan on giving her the good news in person. I know she'll be rapt (she can't wait until the day when she and her partner have a baby of their own), and will probably wonder why I'm spilling the beans so early. I questioned a good friend who said the same thing once and she said that if anything were to 'go wrong' she'd rather the love and support of others around her, rather than trying to cope alone.
I tend to agree with her, so this is why my best friend and I will be jumping around in excitement together this time tomorrow. ;)
Of course you have a right to be attached...I'm attached to the figment of my imagination...so obviously once there is actually I life in my uterus I'll be the same way :D
ReplyDeleteMy friend said the same thing about announcing...that if it's going to go bad, she'd rather have a support system that knew about it than saying "I was pregnant but..."
I still can't say I know where I stand on the issue...our parents and very, very close friends would certainly be the first to know...but everyone else may have to wait....