For some strange reason I thought you were older. I'm 22 (23 on the 3rd march).
I know how that one feels to struggle to 'fit in' to groups already formed. I 2006 I went to university to study childrens nursing. In 2008, in my 2nd year, I became ill which I had to then take a year out of uni because of all the time I had to take off.
I came back home to dorset to stay with my parents. In Jan 2009 I went back to uni, back into my 2nd year, I had to fit in to a whole new group of people and new group of friends!
This was really difficult. I did know a girl who was in my group the first time round and then left to have her son. She was in my new group so I was looking forward to knowing someone- well.... she started a semester before me and by the time I went back she had already formed her new group! So I tried to fit in, people were friendly in that group but I didn't feel as though I belonged there!
I began feeling really home sick and didn't feel as though I was enjoying the course anymore so left after I completed my 2nd year! shame that people are like that.
I hope that when I get pregnant I can meet some new people in anti natal groups and then on the ward and become friends (that's my plan anyway). I don't think it'll be as easy as that but it would be nice to, like you say, have some one to gossip with, to have coffee with (not that I drink with) and to go for walks with our babies and get to be able to tell each other everything! maybe one day!
If only we weren't so far away hey!! 2 lonely ttc mummies!! haha!!
It really winds me up when I see mums that 'moan' about their child and how they won't do this and wont do that.... It can be very disheartening if I hear people say things like that, I am like you.
I am still having a few twinges - mainly when Ive been sitting down and go to straighten up to stand, it hurts. I flinched and hubby saw me... said the usual aww, hope you're ok kinda thing, then went on to say that if I was pregnant then if I was complaining about feeling sick etc, he wold be there for me and support me but wouldn't give sympathy!!
He said that I would have wanted all this so I must get on with it.... I know that sounds harsh but I see where e is coming from and to be honest, I wouldn't want sympathy, he's right in saying that I would have wanted all this. All these symptoms etc come with the package of having a baby!
I wouldn't like to complain, as I would feel as though I didn't appreciate it enough. I want a baby more than anything. So am willing to go through anything for one!
This morning when I went to the toilet, I noticed as I wiped it felt quite wet, looking at it, it was very stringy but a light yellow tinge.
when people keep saying about that snot CM they get, I never knew what they really meant, but now I'm wondering whether that was it. It could have been mistaken for snot. Like when you're just coming out of a cold and it is slightly yellowy (sorry I know that must sound disgusting) !!
Did your tummy feel hard when you were preg with Audrey, like very early on?
Mine seems to be quite hard but I don't know whether that's normal or not.