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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Jan 2012
    Western Suburbs Melbourne
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    If you had issues with bubs during pregnancy...

    I was nearly going to start a similar thread!
    More along the lines of missing the feeling of being pregnant because they are safe inside. And they don't feel pain in there or cry!
    I am loving DD being here, but I also miss her inside me so I don't have to share her, she doesn't have to cry from tummy aches and she was always getting food! Silly things but just what I've been feeling of late.
    I had issues staying pregnant, then when it was a sticky one, there were some issues, but overall the pregnancy was smooth sailing. Wonder if these feelings are really repressed ones from pregnancy? Hmmm

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    2013 BellyBelly RAK Recipient.

    Apr 2009
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    Same thing with me but my pregnancy was fine it was getting pregnant that was the hard part and ever since even over 2years on I feel its too good to be true and something is going to take her away from me. I was only stroking her head tonight in bed thinking something is going to happen to her

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    BellyBelly Member

    Jan 2010
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    It seems lots of us have these feelings, for various reasons. I wonder if they'll ever go away or if I'll always be hugely overprotective of her?

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    2013 BellyBelly RAK Recipient.

    Apr 2009
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    It seems lots of us have these feelings, for various reasons. I wonder if they'll ever go away or if I'll always be hugely overprotective of her?
    My second daughter was not planned and I had some difficulties with her pregnancy (not in the sense your talking about) I was on medication for my neuropathy that my original GP insisted would cause abnormalities and insisted I terminate. Combined with the fact she shouldn't have been conceived as I was on contraception and then my medication I use to feel she wouldn't be strong enough to get through the next bit and I would loose her. Funnily enough that feeling faded when I had DD3 so maybe if you have another baby that feeling will be shifted on to it That's how it worked for me anyway

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    BellyBelly Member

    Sep 2010
    North West Victoria, Australia
    3,003

    I hate leaving DD somewhere. I get worried that she'll die when I'm not with her. And she's 2.5!!
    DS, he's still a boob man so I cant' really leave him. But yes. I don't know if the feeling goes away, because it certainly hasn't for me.