Re: any of you ladies have this happen?
From: Louise (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 20 Jul 2001 23:51:38 -0500 (CDT)
That's odd - I have had the same "butterfly flutterings" for the past 4
months and I'm not PG (that would be impossible). My son is 5 years old
so I remember how they feel. My stomach gets very bloated in the
evening and for a while there I was so convinced I was pregnant, even
though I knew it was impossible. So I'm not going crazy then, it's not
just me!
--
Louise
At Fri, 20 Jul 2001, Sunbeam wrote:
>
>Hi
>>From my experience with pg, I have had the "butterfly flutterings" at
>about 9 weeks, and was told that they are not normally experienced until
>around the 16-18 week gestation mark. The many doctors I saw during my
>"Problem" pg, said the kicking or movement of the baby felt like
>"butterfly flutterings" and described them to feel like "as if your just
>about to PASS WIND!", I also have these feelings now and my son is 3
>years old now!! And I have been celibate for 3 years since his dad took
>off, so pg is certainly not a possibility!!!LOL I think the wind thing
>is most correct, but as mentioned in an earlier post - maybe you should
>get checked for parasites, just to be sure (not putting you down or
>speaking in a know-it-all tone or anything, just trying to be kind and
>of help, and if the latter is the case - better to get it checked out
>just to be sure and if there is a problem to get it fixed, esp. if you
>are ttc, don't want any other complications getting in the way...), but
>in my personal opinion I would be guessing it's just wind!
>
>Hope I've been of some help
>*big warm happy health and happy TTC thoughts for everybody*
>Jackie
>
>--
>*Big Hugs*
>Jackie
>aka
>SUNBEAM
>(Email - jnorris@iprimus.com.au )
>(ICQ URL# 97321355 Nick: Sunbeam)
>
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