it's touch and go everytime I need the loo with how long it's taking me to stand up hahahaAgree with everyone else, never worry about calling them.
Congratulations! I've not ever experienced MC but I am in my first pregnancy and am 8 weeks today and other than a missed period and being spotty, I have zero signs of pregnancy either. I've started feeling a small amount of nausea today but zero else.
So sorry to hear you’ve had 2 miscarriages. Thank you so much for taking the time to reply, great advice and you’ve put me at ease with the lack of symptoms! I will definitely book in a reinsurance scan for the 8/9 week mark to help my nerves! XxThank you, it is horrendousthey did it to check I don’t have thrush or BV causing the leukocytes in my wee
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Hi, congratulations and welcomeI had 2 MCs before this pregnancy so completely understand your fear, and the truth is, the anxiety never goes away (or at least that’s what I’ve found), but after those initial 12 weeks it definitely improves. It’s completely 100% normal to not have any symptoms at 5 weeks, I didn’t start having any real symptoms until 7 weeks and even then they’d come and go and hugely vary day to day, just take it a day at a time, look after yourself and try to trust your body and keep yourself as distracted as possible so you don’t let your mind wander too much. Having an early scan definitely helps too if you have the money to do so and other than that create your own little milestones x
🥹Congratulations lovelyJust found out we are having a girl 🩷🩷🩷 very overjoyed, I didn’t mind obviously but had a secret feeling it was a baby girl
Congrats on your baby girl 🩷🩷Just found out we are having a girl 🩷🩷🩷 very overjoyed, I didn’t mind obviously but had a secret feeling it was a baby girl
At my 16 week appointment it was just the usual checking blood pressure, urine sample, carbon monoxide test thing. She asked me a few questions about how I was feeling generally and explained what would happen at the 20 week scan. My midwife didn't listen in to the heartbeat at my 16 week appointment and said it's policy not to do so until 20 weeks as it can be hard to find that early on and cause unnecessary anxiety. Although some trusts do seem to do it at the 16 week appointment! Hope it all goes ok x
At mine it was just a chat, they checked blood pressure and did the CO test where you breath into that little machine, checked urine, and gave me the option to book a tour at the hospital I'll be delivering at and offered an antenatal class x
People are so tit!
I had it this weekend with a family member who saw us out and said “are we seeing you any time soon? You haven’t called round” .. you know where I live and haven’t been to mine either?! Why are we always expected to do it!? I cried at football yesterday, it’s totally allowed 
hope you feel better soon lovely xxxWe just had blood pressure, Urine check, and listening to the heartbeat on the Doppler. She also referred me to physio for my dodgy hip joints. All pretty quick though
It seems he is moving more than I am feeling, presumably down to my placenta. The midwife described him as a "real wriggler" and they were happy. I'm glad I went in anyway for the reassurance. Have a scan later this week too so it'll be nice to see him 
When he rolls I usually get a bit of him stick out of one side of my belly
I can feel him push against me and then move if thah makes sense? I’ve had the hard stomach too, it feels like I’m tensing all the muscles for a few seconds but I thought that might be Brixton hicks, I can’t tell for sure though!Yes exactly this. It's always us travelling to others. Relationships are definitely going to change when we can't/don't travel as much.People are so tit!
