how should I be feeling?

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How should I be feeling at 7weeks pregnant? I'm on the chubbier side I had a miscarriage sept no fetal polanor heart beat at 6w1d with my first with this pregnancy last week at 6w4d thank god we saw a strong heart beat ❤️ but I'm still worried an concerned scared of having a miscarriage trying to stay positive but there's always stuff in the back of my mind. I'm just really tired and sleepy bloated a bit nauseous at times but that's about it. Did any of u feel different like by ur stomach or abdomin

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I miscarried at 4 months it was my fault. I was horribly sick bronchitis you name it. And totally was t thinking and took meds like i usually would mucinex and NyQuil etc. I was morning sick quite a while. Tired all the time. Back pains. Nipples and areola darkened and grew. Sore boobs. Cramps from expanding uterus. I too am a big girl.  I was high risk due to age I'm 38 and I was told a long time ago from a hematologist that due to my blood disorder I was high risk for miscarriage and still born and would be Lucky if i or the child survived. It was bad timing. The father could not support himself yet alone the child and my mother hates him already. And she's not the kind to be loving or supportive. I will never tell her I was pregnant or or lost the baby. She's the kind of person that loves to remind you of every mistake you have ever made constantly, lemon juice on your wounds type... my baby girl is  in heaven and she's ok. My Katie. My Katie Kat. My kitty. I mourned for 6 months. And told no one. And just kept to myself. I still randomly cry once in a while. Or wonder what she's would be doing or saying etc. Or when I see other kids. Or the date she was conceived or would have delivered and whe. I lost her. I hope everything works out for you. Try and remain as stress free as possible. Stress causes miscarriage. Be safe and have the most relaxed pregnancy.

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