I wrote a long reply earlier on my phone, then it dies mid post and I lost it all, damn it...dont you hate it when that happens?!?!?!
Anyway, I think its totally normal to feel this way given previous miscarriage coupled with the fact that we have all been on a reeeeeally looooong journey to get here. I think it started to feel a bit more real for around 12-13 weeks when we started to tell people but it took to 20 weeks to really sink and feel like we really are going to have a baby at the end of this rather than it be like all the other times things have looked hopeful. Does that make sense?
How did the appointment go? Did they say why you had to go see an obstetrician?
Chichi, so how are you spending your time? People say to me 'oh dont start your maternity leave too early as you will be so bored especialy if it is late' but I think if you are struggling with sleep or any other issues then you need to take the time you need to rest etc in preparation for the baby. I would love to be one of the pregnant mums who can stay super fit and had visions of me keeping up my running etc but in reality im lucky to do a walk around the block without coming home limping!!!
Hope everyone else is ok, im sure ST and Nell are busy with babies xxxx
Lisa, if you still read occasionally then I hope you are well xxxx