symptoms before labor started?

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Just curious.....What were you feeling before going into labor on your own? Any warning signs?

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Not sure how to describe it but I just felt off for 2 days before my water broke.  Just more tired, body aches in new places and nauseous.  I was barely 38 weeks with my first child so I didn't think anything of the symptoms, because they say the first is never early, but now I know better.

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Following

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I had no signs. I woke up suddenly in the middle of the night with contractions 2 mins apart.

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With my son I was 6 days over and had mild cramps for the entire day before he was born.

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I was 37.5weeks got super emotional 24hrs before I had her, felt crampy and miserable, then diarrhea, then water broke on its own and full blown contractions from there and she was born less than 10hrs later, pushed for 9 mins. Ftm!

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I didn't really have any warning signs. I was 2 days overdue and my water broke when I sat up in the morning. I didn't start having contractions until the next day.

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The Tuesday before I had my son on Thursday, I felt like I got hit by a bus...vaginal pressure, super tired, cramping, etc. then that Wednesday I had a burst of feel-good energy. That Thursday morning I woke up with period-like cramps and lower back pain. Got ready and went in to work, started timing what I believed were contractions, they got closer and more painful, then I started having pinkish discharge (TMI 😳), left work and went to the hospital, was dilated to 5/6, and had my son 6.5 hrs later! It was a crazy whirlwind!

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Following

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No signs. We had intercourse that night (I was 38.5w) and my water broke immediately after. He was born the next morning

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