Sensitivity to other people when announcing pregnancy is something that concerns me. I was told my a colleague who knows I'm pregnant that someone else at my company who I don't particularly get on with is desperate for a baby and will likely take the news ( if everything is ok) of my pregnancy very badly and as much as we don't get on I am determined I will not be a person who blindly carries on with no regard to the heartache it may cause other people. I have therefore thought that I would probably be best the make the announcement by email so that She can privately take the time to get her head around the situation. I also feel no burning desire after my loss to be running around screaming it from the rooftops as I once would have done...it's a much more calm and realistic thing to me now.
Anyways, can you give me your opinion if this draft wording below sounds ok to you?
" Dear All,
I just wanted to send a short note round to everyone to let everyone know that I am pregnant and my baby is expected in February, all being well. I intend on being at work for as long as possible prior to my leave and apart from taking up too much room in the corridor and taking an hour to get up the stairs i hope it will all be business as usual. "
What do u think? I don't really want it too jokey or too somber either and telling work colleagues is different to telling friends and family.