How was your pregnacy?

As far as my pregnancies, both were dream pregnancies....well I had absolutely no trouble...morning sickness...nothing. I would do everything I wanted to do. I had a little bleeding in the first trimester for the first one....had to get a shot once a week for 3 months (it wasn't so bad) and then I was fine...had an easy labour for 2.5 hours and before I knew it baby was out. The second was trouble-free till we knew that the umblical cord (which we knew was around his neck and was not a matter of concern) tightened around his neck and the blood supply to his brain was affected. So, it was an emergency C-section and besides the worry and being scared for the baby, I was fine physically. But post-surgery pain was bad:(

It is weird how we really do forget the pain when we see the precious little face of a baby. I have to say every time I think about the pain I am like what are you doing having another baby, but it is worth every minute of the pain we go through.

In my pregnancie time, im so thankful that i never feel anything, im so happy specially making a homemade bags for cellphone,the gift from god is so welcome from our life because im not like other pregnant woman that they super a lot of sickness like one of my friend that she becaome highblood and have high sugar, so the doctor admit her for her prior check up till she deliver her daughter just 7 month ols, but now she is ok even her daughter.

I think I would have happily been pregnant forever!! I was blessed with a simple and reasonably comfortable pregnancy and the longest most painful labour!! I so adore my son, but boy is he gunna her about it as soon as he's old enough to understand!! (kidding!!)

When I was pregnant, I was like you. I believe I experienced every bad thing that could happen during pregnancy. I had "morning sickness" for the whole nine months I was pregnant. In fact, I threw up my last meal before my son was born. There was so many things I couldn't eat or drink. Even some of my favorite foods made me sick with just the thought of them. I couldn't get a good night rest because I was constantly getting up with leg cramps and backaches. Through all this I worked as a waitress until I was 39 weeks. I did get lucky with my labor and delivery even though the labor pains was awful. I spent the majority of my labor in the comfort of my own home. We got to the hospital and 30 minutes later my son was born. My husband and I had decided we wanted 4 kids but when I was pregnant I wasn't sure if I could ever go through that again. That all changed when I held my son for the first time. Every thing I went through was worth it and I am more than willing to go through it all again. Becoming a mother has got to be the greatest feeling ever.

I have four children, ages 10-1. During each of my pregnancies I had morning (noon and night)sickness months 2 through 4. Thankfully I didn't do a lot of throwing up because I always start underweight to begin with. I had gestational diabetes with babies 2 and 4 (my second son and second daughter). My oldest son was my longest and most painful labor. He was born 5 days before his due date. My next son was 3 weeks early. My first daughter was a month early. My youngest daughter was also a month early and my only C-section. She was breech and completely wrapped up in her umbilical cord. She was born on my dad's birthday. She is our last baby.