totally just freaked out

**Jellybean29** · April 9th, 2011, 05:37 PM

Hello all...
I just had a total emotional rollercoaster crying freakout this afternoon. I cried when writing an anniversary card, screamed at the dogs for letting mud in and now feeling really angry and like 'get this baby out of me!' cos he has been rolling and pushing and punching and kicking me all arvo.

I feel so horrible for acting this way! it's just all getting too much for me today

am I the only one?

~ Sent from my mobile, pls excuse spelling mistakes! ~

**Junglemum** · April 9th, 2011, 05:41 PM

No, you're not.

I am a total cranky over emotional cow.

**nothing2lose** · April 10th, 2011, 02:18 PM

No, you're not.

I am a total cranky over emotional cow.

I am too...And I am not even pregnant!!!

Wishing you well BBB and hoping the next six weeks or so fly by and you are happy and comfortable for the duration

Best of luck

n2l

**Tegam** · April 14th, 2011, 04:06 PM

my husband says im a total cow for ALL of my pregnancies! one afternoon of feeling $hitty....id say thats fine!

**mummydreamer** · April 14th, 2011, 04:09 PM

are you having a girl? cause i remember i was psycho dragon woman cow 24/7 when i was pregnant with DD! sounds okay to me, it sucks when you get so hormonal though. maybe try and go for a nice relxaing bath or something? or ask your partner for a massage or foot rub or something? hope you feel better soon xxx

**Jellybean29** · April 14th, 2011, 07:09 PM

Hey ladies,

DH was very sympathetic when he came home from work and saw I was upset. Ran me a bath and cleaned up all the dog dirt

Having a boy! Havent had any major freak outs since, got my mum down this week to give me a hand.

Sometimes it feels like the baby is playing a cruel game of twister, making sure he's got a bit of him poking or prodding me somewhere lol! Its like, head on the bladder/pubic bone CHECK! Pushing in on stomach CHECK! feet in ribs CHECK! :P
xoxoxo

**Dragonbub** · April 9th, 2011, 05:41 PM

I am hoping this is just normal! The other day, DS did something really funny, like pretending to trip over, and I laughed so much I ended up in uncontrollable tears. Every time he repeated his act, I just cried! Such an odd reaction for something so funny, but I just had to go with it, there was no way out of it. I guess as things get closer, the hormones really ramp up and so does the fatigue and discomfort. Still, it is over very quickly and a few years on, you really don't remember being so out of control.