Tuesday, October 26th, 2010 at
8:48 am
I’m just really stressing out. Pregnancy has been very hard for me. I wouldn’t change the fact that I’m having a baby for anything in the world but it is so hard. I have an anxiety disorder and it is almost impossible to deal with both. I feel as if somethings wrong all of the time, I don’t eat as well as I should even though I’m home all day long. I have my anxiety symptoms and my pregnancy symptoms and when they combine its not a good thing. Its very hard to deal with. I sometimes feel like everthing is falling apart, and I cry all the time. I’m scared I won’t make it til tomorrow, and especially through childbirth. I know you probably think I am crazy but anxiety is very hard and i have it really bad and I just can’t seem to shake it, especially now. I’m 24 weeks pregnant, and I bet it feels like the longest pregnancy in history.. How can I be more happy about this gift? Will i be a bad mother for even having these thoughts and feelings?
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8:26 am
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Monday, January 4th, 2010 at
9:03 am
This question is for pregnant women with anxiety disorders. I have Generalized Anxiety Disorder, and I am currently TTC#1. I wondered if any of you noticed a change, whether good or bad, in your anxiety symptoms before you found out you were pregnant, or in early pregnancy.