Re: 5 weeks pregnant (LMP) and not at all tired

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I would try not to worry, I have been reading things on the internet and driving myself crazy with everyone elses symptoms each pregnancy is different.

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                                             Robin

At Sun, 29 Jul 2001, Lisa wrote:
>
>Carol - This is my second pregancy and it's about as different from my
>first as possible.  I hardly had any "morning sickness", not tired at
>all (even now, in my 37th week!), even my breasts didn't hardly hurt at
>all.
>
>So, chalk it up to being lucky (at least for now) and take advantage of
>it, particularly with a 2-year old at home!
>
>Good luck and try not to worry!
>
>At Sat, 28 Jul 2001, carol wrote:
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>>I am a bit worried because I am not tired in this pregnancy.  I was
>>totally exhausted with my son (now 2), but not at all with my ectopic
>>last year, and not with this pregnancy either.  In fact,I can't seen to
>>even get 8 hours of sleep and normally I need 9! My only symptom is very
>>tender breasts (on and off).  My dr did blood work at 13dpo when I got
>>my positive pregnancy test.  She said progesterone of 24 ruled out
>>ectopic (hcgb).
>>
>>Everything I read talks aobut total tiredness, but i'm not - could
>>everything still be OK?
>>
>>thanks, carol

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