How to deal with those darn hormones!

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rubyroselee

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Oh my goodness! I am a walking mess of hormones lately. At least I hope it's hormones because I've been crying for no reason and I have doubts about the pregnancy. I am so worried that something is going to happen to the baby, especially since the nurse mentioned the whole short cervix thing. I am worried about how we will handle two little ones. Just a bunch of crap is running through my head lately. So then all this worrying gets me even more worried that I'm making myself too stressed out and I'm going to get sick. I haven't been eating much lately. I seem to have lost my positive thinking here. I know I can't control what happens. According to my books it's normal to have doubts about the pregnancy and it's normal to not have an appetite at the beginning, and it's normal to have worries about the baby's well-being....but still...I just felt the need to vent my feelings at the moment <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

Leah 26 w/CF, 7 wks pregnant by IUI, mom to non-biological son
 
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rubyroselee

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Oh my goodness! I am a walking mess of hormones lately. At least I hope it's hormones because I've been crying for no reason and I have doubts about the pregnancy. I am so worried that something is going to happen to the baby, especially since the nurse mentioned the whole short cervix thing. I am worried about how we will handle two little ones. Just a bunch of crap is running through my head lately. So then all this worrying gets me even more worried that I'm making myself too stressed out and I'm going to get sick. I haven't been eating much lately. I seem to have lost my positive thinking here. I know I can't control what happens. According to my books it's normal to have doubts about the pregnancy and it's normal to not have an appetite at the beginning, and it's normal to have worries about the baby's well-being....but still...I just felt the need to vent my feelings at the moment <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

Leah 26 w/CF, 7 wks pregnant by IUI, mom to non-biological son
 
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rubyroselee

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Oh my goodness! I am a walking mess of hormones lately. At least I hope it's hormones because I've been crying for no reason and I have doubts about the pregnancy. I am so worried that something is going to happen to the baby, especially since the nurse mentioned the whole short cervix thing. I am worried about how we will handle two little ones. Just a bunch of crap is running through my head lately. So then all this worrying gets me even more worried that I'm making myself too stressed out and I'm going to get sick. I haven't been eating much lately. I seem to have lost my positive thinking here. I know I can't control what happens. According to my books it's normal to have doubts about the pregnancy and it's normal to not have an appetite at the beginning, and it's normal to have worries about the baby's well-being....but still...I just felt the need to vent my feelings at the moment <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

Leah 26 w/CF, 7 wks pregnant by IUI, mom to non-biological son
 
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rubyroselee

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Oh my goodness! I am a walking mess of hormones lately. At least I hope it's hormones because I've been crying for no reason and I have doubts about the pregnancy. I am so worried that something is going to happen to the baby, especially since the nurse mentioned the whole short cervix thing. I am worried about how we will handle two little ones. Just a bunch of crap is running through my head lately. So then all this worrying gets me even more worried that I'm making myself too stressed out and I'm going to get sick. I haven't been eating much lately. I seem to have lost my positive thinking here. I know I can't control what happens. According to my books it's normal to have doubts about the pregnancy and it's normal to not have an appetite at the beginning, and it's normal to have worries about the baby's well-being....but still...I just felt the need to vent my feelings at the moment <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

Leah 26 w/CF, 7 wks pregnant by IUI, mom to non-biological son
 
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rubyroselee

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Oh my goodness! I am a walking mess of hormones lately. At least I hope it's hormones because I've been crying for no reason and I have doubts about the pregnancy. I am so worried that something is going to happen to the baby, especially since the nurse mentioned the whole short cervix thing. I am worried about how we will handle two little ones. Just a bunch of crap is running through my head lately. So then all this worrying gets me even more worried that I'm making myself too stressed out and I'm going to get sick. I haven't been eating much lately. I seem to have lost my positive thinking here. I know I can't control what happens. According to my books it's normal to have doubts about the pregnancy and it's normal to not have an appetite at the beginning, and it's normal to have worries about the baby's well-being....but still...I just felt the need to vent my feelings at the moment <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

Leah 26 w/CF, 7 wks pregnant by IUI, mom to non-biological son
 
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Keepercjr

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Leah

I'm sure its all hormones. I will write more later - our keyboard is messed up at the moment and its making it very hard to type.
 
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Keepercjr

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Leah

I'm sure its all hormones. I will write more later - our keyboard is messed up at the moment and its making it very hard to type.
 
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Keepercjr

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Leah

I'm sure its all hormones. I will write more later - our keyboard is messed up at the moment and its making it very hard to type.
 
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Keepercjr

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Leah

I'm sure its all hormones. I will write more later - our keyboard is messed up at the moment and its making it very hard to type.
 
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Keepercjr

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Leah

I'm sure its all hormones. I will write more later - our keyboard is messed up at the moment and its making it very hard to type.
 
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mom2lillian

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Leah-let the hormone rollercoaster begin! It is a real mess soemtimes, at least for me, others feel all "leveled out" and I hate them and their great pregnancies (sorry Lauren) he he he. Anyway I just tried to tell myself that I was not beign rational (I also have to remind myself of this aroudn certain days month) and really hubby just had to help me out a bit and put up with a bunch of looney moments. YOu are NOT the only one and what you are experiencing IS nromal.

Here is an example that will make you laugh. We were finishing up major remodel projects on our house and I decided I couldnt wait for hubby to help with wallpaper so I was hanging huge sheets wallpaper 9 mo pregnant. Then upstairs the bathroom door touches the closet door when it opens and it made a dark spot on newly painted wall and I was explaingin to hubby how he needed open the door to prevent this, he said "its no big deal, its a tiny mark and it will happen anyway" He opened door again and made mark to show me, look its tiny and doesnt matter, I COMPLETELY melted down about how now noone would buy our house, why did we do all this work if he was going to ruin it and on and on, oh it was HORRID. ANyway I have a million meltdown stories.
 
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mom2lillian

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Leah-let the hormone rollercoaster begin! It is a real mess soemtimes, at least for me, others feel all "leveled out" and I hate them and their great pregnancies (sorry Lauren) he he he. Anyway I just tried to tell myself that I was not beign rational (I also have to remind myself of this aroudn certain days month) and really hubby just had to help me out a bit and put up with a bunch of looney moments. YOu are NOT the only one and what you are experiencing IS nromal.

Here is an example that will make you laugh. We were finishing up major remodel projects on our house and I decided I couldnt wait for hubby to help with wallpaper so I was hanging huge sheets wallpaper 9 mo pregnant. Then upstairs the bathroom door touches the closet door when it opens and it made a dark spot on newly painted wall and I was explaingin to hubby how he needed open the door to prevent this, he said "its no big deal, its a tiny mark and it will happen anyway" He opened door again and made mark to show me, look its tiny and doesnt matter, I COMPLETELY melted down about how now noone would buy our house, why did we do all this work if he was going to ruin it and on and on, oh it was HORRID. ANyway I have a million meltdown stories.
 
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mom2lillian

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Leah-let the hormone rollercoaster begin! It is a real mess soemtimes, at least for me, others feel all "leveled out" and I hate them and their great pregnancies (sorry Lauren) he he he. Anyway I just tried to tell myself that I was not beign rational (I also have to remind myself of this aroudn certain days month) and really hubby just had to help me out a bit and put up with a bunch of looney moments. YOu are NOT the only one and what you are experiencing IS nromal.

Here is an example that will make you laugh. We were finishing up major remodel projects on our house and I decided I couldnt wait for hubby to help with wallpaper so I was hanging huge sheets wallpaper 9 mo pregnant. Then upstairs the bathroom door touches the closet door when it opens and it made a dark spot on newly painted wall and I was explaingin to hubby how he needed open the door to prevent this, he said "its no big deal, its a tiny mark and it will happen anyway" He opened door again and made mark to show me, look its tiny and doesnt matter, I COMPLETELY melted down about how now noone would buy our house, why did we do all this work if he was going to ruin it and on and on, oh it was HORRID. ANyway I have a million meltdown stories.
 
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mom2lillian

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Leah-let the hormone rollercoaster begin! It is a real mess soemtimes, at least for me, others feel all "leveled out" and I hate them and their great pregnancies (sorry Lauren) he he he. Anyway I just tried to tell myself that I was not beign rational (I also have to remind myself of this aroudn certain days month) and really hubby just had to help me out a bit and put up with a bunch of looney moments. YOu are NOT the only one and what you are experiencing IS nromal.

Here is an example that will make you laugh. We were finishing up major remodel projects on our house and I decided I couldnt wait for hubby to help with wallpaper so I was hanging huge sheets wallpaper 9 mo pregnant. Then upstairs the bathroom door touches the closet door when it opens and it made a dark spot on newly painted wall and I was explaingin to hubby how he needed open the door to prevent this, he said "its no big deal, its a tiny mark and it will happen anyway" He opened door again and made mark to show me, look its tiny and doesnt matter, I COMPLETELY melted down about how now noone would buy our house, why did we do all this work if he was going to ruin it and on and on, oh it was HORRID. ANyway I have a million meltdown stories.
 
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mom2lillian

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Leah-let the hormone rollercoaster begin! It is a real mess soemtimes, at least for me, others feel all "leveled out" and I hate them and their great pregnancies (sorry Lauren) he he he. Anyway I just tried to tell myself that I was not beign rational (I also have to remind myself of this aroudn certain days month) and really hubby just had to help me out a bit and put up with a bunch of looney moments. YOu are NOT the only one and what you are experiencing IS nromal.

Here is an example that will make you laugh. We were finishing up major remodel projects on our house and I decided I couldnt wait for hubby to help with wallpaper so I was hanging huge sheets wallpaper 9 mo pregnant. Then upstairs the bathroom door touches the closet door when it opens and it made a dark spot on newly painted wall and I was explaingin to hubby how he needed open the door to prevent this, he said "its no big deal, its a tiny mark and it will happen anyway" He opened door again and made mark to show me, look its tiny and doesnt matter, I COMPLETELY melted down about how now noone would buy our house, why did we do all this work if he was going to ruin it and on and on, oh it was HORRID. ANyway I have a million meltdown stories.
 
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rubyroselee

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Nicole,
Your meltdown story is funny <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> I had two meltdowns this weekend and it was things that normally wouldn't have me crying (more like sobbing like a baby). It's funny because your feelings are real but they're just totally magnified by the hormones. Luckily my partner has been quite supportive and understanding of the meltdowns. It is quite funny though when you look back - although I know that more are probably on the way - ha.
~Leah
 
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rubyroselee

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Nicole,
Your meltdown story is funny <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> I had two meltdowns this weekend and it was things that normally wouldn't have me crying (more like sobbing like a baby). It's funny because your feelings are real but they're just totally magnified by the hormones. Luckily my partner has been quite supportive and understanding of the meltdowns. It is quite funny though when you look back - although I know that more are probably on the way - ha.
~Leah
 
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rubyroselee

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Nicole,
Your meltdown story is funny <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> I had two meltdowns this weekend and it was things that normally wouldn't have me crying (more like sobbing like a baby). It's funny because your feelings are real but they're just totally magnified by the hormones. Luckily my partner has been quite supportive and understanding of the meltdowns. It is quite funny though when you look back - although I know that more are probably on the way - ha.
~Leah
 
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rubyroselee

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Nicole,
Your meltdown story is funny <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> I had two meltdowns this weekend and it was things that normally wouldn't have me crying (more like sobbing like a baby). It's funny because your feelings are real but they're just totally magnified by the hormones. Luckily my partner has been quite supportive and understanding of the meltdowns. It is quite funny though when you look back - although I know that more are probably on the way - ha.
~Leah
 
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rubyroselee

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Nicole,
Your meltdown story is funny <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> I had two meltdowns this weekend and it was things that normally wouldn't have me crying (more like sobbing like a baby). It's funny because your feelings are real but they're just totally magnified by the hormones. Luckily my partner has been quite supportive and understanding of the meltdowns. It is quite funny though when you look back - although I know that more are probably on the way - ha.
~Leah
 
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