Pregnancy Paranoia
pregnancy/ttc paranoia?
i am two weeks late for my AF and i have taken multiple tests with BFN…i;m going crazy right now for my bfp…either i want the BFP or my AF to show up so i can stop trippin out! lol…am i the only one that feels that way? i just feel like i wanna know EITHER way! lol..i really wanna go get a blood test but my doc told me to wait till the end of the week, and im like getting paranoid like if i wait too long to go to him i wont be pregnant lol..is that weird?
I felt the same way for the past half a year. I have irregular cycles due to pcos (which I didn’t know I had till June). My hubby and I have been trying to conceive since last year. When I wouldn’t get my cycle and would not be pregnant, I would want my cycle to start or get a bfp, just so I would know and have some closure. It was frustrating. Now that I know I have pcos and will be on clomid soon I’m okay. At least I know what’s wrong now 
). Oh and don’t worry about being paranoid about waiting till the end of the week. It will be okay. Just think… this kind of paranoia is probably nothing…. wait till you get your bfp one day and then a whole new round of paranoid questions will probably enter your head even though you’ll be really excited! I know that will probably be true for me! Good Luck and Baby Dust to you!!!! )
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