If this isn't your first baby....

[PrayinFor12]

I really need some reassurance. I want to hear from those that have had previous babies:

You CAN have a day with no symptoms AND still have the baby be healthy, right?
I think I'm freaking unduly because I lost my last one.
Even if you can just reply with "yep," please do. I need other women IN MY FACE telling me my baby's probably fine.
Thanks.

[miztrezzlyn]

This is very much true. I can completely understand your concern and worry, but please take solice in the knowledge that absence of symptoms doesn't mean there's something wrong.

:hug

[ashley1972]

Absolutely you can!

[PrayinFor12]

Thank you so much, girls! I've been on the verge of tears for hours - the tiniest things cause panic after losing my last one. Both of you be confident that your posts will be re-read a lot over the next few days.

[Rivka5]

Absolutely. You're right around 5 weeks, right? Or maybe not quite five weeks? It's totally normal to have a day when you feel fine.

[fridgeart]

I had a great first rpegnancy, and never had MS, sore boobs, etc...my baby was/is perfect! My only real complaint was 1st tri exhaustion-but that set in later than 5 weeks.
I think it's human nature to worry no matter what your condition-again, I don't have many symptoms (a little tired, a little off certain foods, but nothing really bad), and I sometimes get that niggling worry that I should have MS, etc etc. But then I look at my friend who has non-stop MS and horrible pregnancies, and she worries that it's a bad sign...

[Bella Catalina]

Mama, symptomless is no cause for concern! You have a BEAUTIFUL chart there. I have stopped temping because I don't want to worry needlessly, but your temps are perfect, and if a m/c was pending, your temps would start to drop to your coverline.

[PrayinFor12]

Bella! I didn't know that! I was debating this morning whether it might be time to ditch the temps, but now that I know that...

Thanks for the info tidbit. My temps are good'n'high; I feel much better.

I'll just have to remember to restrain from temping if I wake up cold.:p

[BakerALM]

Yes you can be beautiful and not have a drop of MS and have a happy healthy babe. I am hoping for both this pregnancy, I was sick as a dog last time and this time so far so good.

[DoulaSarah]

Yep! Perfectly normal to have days where you feel great. Some mama's never have morning sickness at all.

[TayTaysMama]

Yes! It is very normal to not have any signs this early. I never really had any major signs with both of my other pregnancies and I have 2 girls that turned out perfect!

[Isadora]

I'm 5 weeks and have had no symptoms, though I'm keeping my fingers crossed because last time I had horrible ms.

My friend was pregnant at the same time during my last pregnancy, and while I had horrible ms, -she did not have ANY nausea. She didn't have the weird "smell" thing going on like me either, and as a matter of fact, she said she said she sometimes forgot she was pregnant because she had no symptoms. I was so jealous. Both of her pregnancies were like this and she had two normal pregnancies, and healthy babies. Her dds are now 2 and 4.

[Oliversmommy]

Definitely! I've found MS to be connected to some extent to what I've eaten. I think more protein helps me feel less queasy (although this isn't a perfected science for me yet). I go days without feeling anything!