At what time?
posted 10th Dec
How soon after becoming pregnant do you usually become so tired?! I haven't even missed my period yet but today I am wore out and I haven't do anything. We've been trying for months and finally took an ovulation this month so we hope to be pregnant!
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At what time? I was tired at all times of the day all day every day.
Started probably around 4 weeks or so...I didn't pay that much attention.
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I was super tired about 2 weeks before I found out. I found out at about 5-6 weeks. I was napping all the time (which I normally can't even do) and going to bed so early. I was working at the time and I would be completely wore out after 1 serving shift lol.
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Almost immediately, as in the same week I got pregnant.
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YAY! That's exciting! I swear I think I am pregnant, all of a suddon today and yesterday I could go to bed by 7pm and not get up till 10am with no problem. With our daughter we weren't trying so I don't remember the first parts at all lol If I am pregnant I ovulated going on 8 days ago so...about 8 days into it I thought I was crazy for already feeling like this.
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<blockquote><b>Quoting Poяcelain:</b>" Almost immediately, as in the same week I got pregnant. "</blockquote>
Seriously lol both times.. I would just pass out in the afternoon and like 6/7 at night.
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Virginiaposted 10th Dec
In my own experience, started being constantly tired a couple weeks before I found out I was pregnant. I was tired all day, every day. I've been a mom for a little over 2 years, and I see no end in sight for my exhaustion. I'm still tired all day every day.
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I know how you feel Stepanie, I have a daughet who is 2 1/2 lol, i'ts never ending!
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For me it started around 7 weeks and ended around 12 weeks or so. I was extremely exhausted all the time, and on top of it, terrible morning sickness. So glad those days are over. I was miserable.
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