Entering the second trimester not feeling pregnant anymore??

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Am I the only one freaking out.. I’m 13 weeks and 3 days pregnant now and ever since I got my second trimester I haven’t had any morning sickness or vomiting, my boobs do hurt like hell and my emotions are everywhere but that’s about it.. I’m freaking out cause I don’t feel pregnant anymore lol is anyone else in my shoes??

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I’m 24w2d and I have moments where I literally forget I’m having a baby in a few months. I never had a lot of symptoms either. You are fine this is all normal.

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I’m 13 weeks 1 day and I honestly feel the exact same thing. It’s so weird. I was so sick and now I feel nothing, other than my nipples are SO sensitive. 😩

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2nd trimester is tricky. Many times I was in the same boat as you. Only assurance was my doc’s appt when I got to hear the heartbeat and the anatomy scan once during week 18. I felt my first kick at week 20. Once you start feeling the flutters/kicks it’ll start better

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Enjoy it while you can!!!  I know its scary because you wonder if your baby is okay but pretty soon here you will slowly start to feel baby move and it will help you know things are going good than you will enter third trimester and most likely be miserable 😬 enjoy the little break you get at the half way point...  I did. Now I am 28 weeks and my bones hurt, peeing a ton, and my acid reflux is horrible!!
Good luck girl ☺

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I have the not feeling pregnant everyday since going into the second trimester. It’s normal. The placenta takes over so you get less symptoms I have a doppler so I listen everyday. Waiting until I get constant movements to stop feeling the need to use the Doppler. Positive thoughts hun!

Entering the second trimester not feeling pregnant anymore??

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