Anyone feel their baby is imaginary so far?

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My first scan is tomorrow and although I've done like  20 positive tests the wait to get to this stage has felt ridiculous . I never thought I'd say I missed the constant vomiting from the first 8-9 weeks but at least that made me feel pregnant lol.  Now I feel so normal  I'm nervous I go to my scan tomorrow and they tell me there is nothing there.  Has anyone else felt like this ? I'm just eager to know everything is okay

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Totally. I’m only 5w+2 and I’m totally convinced there in nothing in there! I’m also super paranoid every time I pee I’ll see AF. I have a scan next week which hopefully will help make things a little more real.

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Girl I still feel like my baby is imaginary and I'm 39 weeks. 😂 I'm surrounded by baby shit and it's so surreal to me that any time now I will actually have a baby here to use these things with. 😳

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I was like that my first trimester before I started showing. I kept feeling like I was talking and rubbing an empty belly lol. Don’t worry soon ur baby won’t let u forget their not imaginary lol hopefully u can learn to sleep through all the kicks

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I definitely feel like this right now. After multiple positive hpts and a positive blood screen, I still feel like this isn’t real. I’m just hoping for a happy and healthy pregnancy for all of us!

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Me! I’m only 5 weeks and I’ve done two positive blood tests. I don’t have nausea or other popular symptoms except hunger and tiredness (which is very like me lol)

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How many weeks are you?? X

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thank god im not the only one . after ttc for 5 years i feel like this pregnancy isnt real or i feel like im lying. although im 3 monts and had an ultrasound it still feels so unreal .

Anyone feel their baby is imaginary so far?

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