So I am reading all of these trying not to over-diagnose myself, but definitely agreeing that I, too, am feeling a lot of them. This is my first pregnancy and I am 39 weeks today. I have been noticing occasional nausea, more heartburn, and more strange crampy feelings down low, but I am not convinced that they are contractions. They are pretty infrequent.
The symptom I have not heard much about that has just hit me in the past two days is being super EMOTIONAL. I am not cranky, just sort of quiet and weepy. Yesterday, a good friend of mine and pretty much the only person I talk to while at work had her baby. She was 3 days ahead of me, and now I am alone at my desk all day. So I am wondering if that is why I am feeling so melancholy, or if it is just hormonal. It certainly felt like hormones last night when I started crying for no reason (not sad, just crying). Who knows.
I am trying to tell myself not to expect to have this baby before 41 weeks, but I really have no idea. I just don't want to set myself up for feeling disappointed since I know first babies are usually late. Anyone else feeling overly emotional in the homestretch?
The symptom I have not heard much about that has just hit me in the past two days is being super EMOTIONAL. I am not cranky, just sort of quiet and weepy. Yesterday, a good friend of mine and pretty much the only person I talk to while at work had her baby. She was 3 days ahead of me, and now I am alone at my desk all day. So I am wondering if that is why I am feeling so melancholy, or if it is just hormonal. It certainly felt like hormones last night when I started crying for no reason (not sad, just crying). Who knows.
I am trying to tell myself not to expect to have this baby before 41 weeks, but I really have no idea. I just don't want to set myself up for feeling disappointed since I know first babies are usually late. Anyone else feeling overly emotional in the homestretch?













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