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Help needed to calm my overthinking regarding my pregnancy....!

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(@aishwaryashinde)
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I had infertility for years and now that I’m finally pregnant, every scan and symptom feels medically terrifying instead of exciting 😞 Did anyone else struggle to trust the pregnancy after infertility?


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(@ananyayaya)
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Yes 🙁 After infertility and repeated disappointment, pregnancy honestly stopped feeling innocent/exciting for me too. Every scan felt like waiting for bad news, every symptom change made me spiral and I kept expecting something to go wrong even when things were progressing normally. I don’t think people realize how hard it is to suddenly trust your body after years of failed cycles/transfers 😞


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(@meghanashettsss)
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I genuinely wasnt prepared for how anxiety-inducing pregnancy after infertility would feel :/ After spending years tracking ovulation, hormone levels, scans, failed cycles and every symptom, my brain doesnt know how to suddenly relax now that im finally pregnant. Even normal cramps, discharge changes or waiting between scans feels medically loaded instead of exciting. Did anyone else feel like infertility completely changed the way they experienced early pregnancy?


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(@sowmyahegde)
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Infertility genuinely changes the way u experience pregnancy mentally because after years of bad news, ur brain stops seeing scans as exciting milestones and starts seeing them as potential disasters waiting to happen.


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(@poojasharma)
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I get this so much :(( I felt the same after struggling with infertility, every scan and symptom made me anxious instead of happy. It takes time to trust your body again, but little by little you can start enjoying the moments and celebrating the progress, even if it feels scary.


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