Baby's moves making me feel sick

[daisy_dee]

So, I felt a little bit of a twinge yesterday evening, and put it down to indigestion.
Today, I felt the same thing (four times in total), and was less certain about it being indigestion. One of my colleagues, who is almost due to start her maternity leave, told me that she felt her first baby movements from four months on, so now I'm statrting to think that might be what the feeling is.

But.

Each time I felt it today, I felt sick. As in, convinced that I was about to be violently sick, and went rushing for the nearest toilet, where I stayed until the sickness went away again.

I never suffered morning sickness at all, not even slightly. I'm starting to think this is karma for being so smug about not having it

Has anyone else felt like this? I know many women look towards feeling the movement as reassuring, but I'm sitting here now praying that it won't happen again before I go to bed. And tomorrow, I have to go to a wedding reception (that I don't want to attend, but that's another story) where I don't need to be drawing any attention to myself in that way, as there is an apparently vicious (if true!) rumour going round amongst some of the other guests that I am pregnant. It's none of their business, and so I don't want to give them any more excuse to gossip about it

 

[fairykate]

Why don't you want them to know you're pregnant, can I ask? x

 

[LunaBean]

Surely theyre gona find out sooner or later!

 

[daisy_dee]

Well, thanks both of you for some useful insight into the question that I actually asked [/sarcasm]

The people at the wedding are not my friends. They are my partners friends. I do not like being the centre of gossip aimed at me by a group of middle class snobs (including two of his ex girlfriends, one of whom is the bride) who look at me as some kind of modern day Eliza Doolittle, who has been unable to get pregnant in the entire 11 years that I have been with OH.

A wedding, moreover, is not the place to be stealing to spotlight from the people who have got married. I do not do self promotion - I am very shy amongst strangers and don't want to have everybody spending the whole evening coo-ing over me like I did something amazing.

Thank you. Now if anyone could actually provide a response related to the question that I did ask, I'd be quite grateful.

 

[fairykate]

Well, thanks both of you for some useful insight into the question that I actually asked [/sarcasm]

The people at the wedding are not my friends. They are my partners friends. I do not like being the centre of gossip aimed at me by a group of middle class snobs (including two of his ex girlfriends, one of whom is the bride) who look at me as some kind of modern day Eliza Doolittle, who has been unable to get pregnant in the entire 11 years that I have been with OH.

A wedding, moreover, is not the place to be stealing to spotlight from the people who have got married. I do not do self promotion - I am very shy amongst strangers and don't want to have everybody spending the whole evening coo-ing over me like I did something amazing.

Thank you. Now if anyone could actually provide a response related to the question that I did ask, I'd be quite grateful.

No, I have not had sickness when feeling my baby move. Not that your rude, sarcastic and unnecessary answer encouraged me to respond to 'the question you actually asked'.

If you want people to give experiences and advice to help you on this forum then that is NOT the way to speak to anyone.

 

[VintageEnvy]

People on here are not robots, there is no problem with them asking some questions if their interest is peeked. It shows they read through and digested your whole post and also bumps your thread.

My Cousin had the sick feeling after feeling her baby move for the first few days till she got used to it. It was a foreign sensation to her and it just kind of made her woozy to have that feeling inside..she described it like a surgeon moving something internal around, like it didn't feel natural...it did go away though

 

[emma.c89]

well you're certainly not shy on here are you?

Anyway, I have been loving the kicks I've been feeling from baby (like muscular twitches) apart from the last couple of days when he's been kicking my bladder thats made me feel a bit off.

 

[VintageEnvy]

well you're certainly not shy on here are you?

Anyway, I have been loving the kicks I've been feeling from baby (like muscular twitches) apart from the last couple of days when he's been kicking my bladder thats made me feel a bit off.

I read in my baby book they've been known to thoroughly kick the crap out of your cervix...having had a bruised cervix a few times (thanks oh) I would be seizing in pain!

 

[emma.c89]

well you're certainly not shy on here are you?

Anyway, I have been loving the kicks I've been feeling from baby (like muscular twitches) apart from the last couple of days when he's been kicking my bladder thats made me feel a bit off.

I read in my baby book they've been known to thoroughly kick the crap out of your cervix...having had a bruised cervix a few times (thanks oh) I would be seizing in pain!

yeah, Im sure my LO is going to be a footballer he cant keep his feet still