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Jhawkchick posted:
And starting to feel it. I'm not feeling sick (thank God!), but T-I-R-E-D!! I wanted to take a nap at 11:30, but kept pushing through. Then again at 2:30 and now, this day cna't get over fast enough!
3 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:6 weeks, 4 days...And starting to feel it. I'm not feeling sick (thank God!), but T-I-R-E-D!! I wanted to take a nap at 11:30, but kept pushing through. Then again at 2:30 and now, this day cna't get over fast enough!
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Korin81 responded:
I am totally with ya, in the feeling tired! I am 13 weeks today and my all day sickness is finally going away. I still have to take a zofran in the mornings but it works now . But my energy is still very low. I work from home and I have my two younger kiddos running around so no naps for me lol. However by 7 pm I am ready for bed!!!! I usually drink some OJ after dinner to pep me up a bit. But always in bed at 8:30 pm ha!
Korin(31), DH(26), DS(3), DD(1), EDD: 10/18/12
Report This| Share this:6 weeks, 4 days...I am totally with ya, in the feeling tired! I am 13 weeks today and my all day sickness is finally going away. I still have to take a zofran in the mornings but it works now <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/smile.gif" align="top" border="0">. But my energy is still very low. I work from home and I have my two younger kiddos running around so no naps for me lol. However by 7 pm I am ready for bed!!!! I usually drink some OJ after dinner to pep me up a bit. But always in bed at 8:30 pm ha!
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mama_to_bunches responded:
I totally get what you're feeling. I'm a week behind you and feeling SO tired. I'm lucky I'm a SAHM so I try to lay down when I'm really tired. Otherwise I'm out by 9p or whenever I get the kids down.
Report This| Share this:6 weeks, 4 days...I totally get what you're feeling. I'm a week behind you and feeling SO tired. I'm lucky I'm a SAHM so I try to lay down when I'm really tired. Otherwise I'm out by 9p or whenever I get the kids down.
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Jhawkchick replied to mama_to_bunches's response:
Wow...yes, you are definitely lucky. I work in outside sales so I'm on the road all the time which is extremely exhausting. But there are going to be some major changes in our lives before this baby is born and I'm hoping I'll be able to stay home with my little ones too--or at least go part time until they are older.
Report This| Share this:6 weeks, 4 days...Wow...yes, you are definitely lucky. I work in outside sales so I'm on the road all the time which is extremely exhausting. But there are going to be some major changes in our lives before this baby is born and I'm hoping I'll be able to stay home with my little ones too--or at least go part time until they are older.
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