I can't honestly say I knew I was pregnant. My guess was probably as good as any other time I thought I was pregnant, but was not. One of my earliest symptoms was fatigue. I get tired early, but this was different. I would randomly get a feeling of impending pass out. I would feel so tired that I suggested stepping away for a nap. I didn't execute the power nap yet, but I feel I may in the future. The feelings of fatigue are beyond feeling sleepy. I feel like I have to sleep now or I will no longer operate. I've also experienced shortness of breath. It was to the point that I was afraid I was developing early heart failure. My exercise tolerance is about the same. I don't have to stop, but I am definitely more labored in my actions. I can't say that I developed cravings, but I have been surely sampling everything. In retrospect it seems like I was searching for what I may crave. So far, I've eaten most fast foods and I think I'm happiest with homemade food and ramen. I'm an addict for sweets as well. They have a bowl of chocolates at work and I at least eat 5 at a time. There are probably other signs like increased urination, and achy pains, but these early signs stood out the most.
Early First Stage Labor 11/2/15 02:47 I'm either tripping or these are real contractions. I don't actually like the word contractions because throughout the last trimester I started to get tightening of the uterus. They were real, but they were not like these: painful. I decided not to time anything because of the last few false alarms I had over the last few weeks. They actually weren't false alarms if I knew that real contractions start off as painful period cramps. I was under the impression that labor starts off as tightening then builds up to pain in later stages. For pain relief I'm doing fine with breathing, using Arlinton as a heating pad, and trying not to freak out. I'm distracting myself by trying to sleep. I know it's very early labor because it's very tolerable and I have a good feeling at the end of each contraction; almost like refreshing goosebumps. 11/2/15 ...
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