Going crazy!!
  Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2013 9:39 pm
Post subject: Going crazy!! So I am 31weeks now & I have found myself over thinking everything and worrying I haven't done stuff.
When I'm leaving the house I check all the doors are locked & everything turned off, as soon as I leave I start to worry that I haven't checked everything and find myself going back to check. I'm constantly checking I have my purse and keys too when I leave also. It's everything! If I've used the cooker I keep checking I've turned off the gas, if I've been in the fridge/freezer I have to check I've closed the door properly, if I've used my hair straighteners I have to sit & wait for them to cool down before I can leave. It's driving me insane!! I can't ask my partner as he won't understand & I don't want to ask my midwife and seem silly.. Is Anyone else been through this or going through this or am I just going crazy!? Please help! Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2013 12:59 am
Post subject: your not going crazy a lot of pregnant women go through this (my sister did she put it down to her hormones )
personaly i did it a bit i put it down to the baby was coming and had to make my house safe for the little one (even to the point that my dog had to be bathed (try bathing a siberian husky while pregnant is not fun believe me) 
maybe it is a faze ur going through or things playing on ur mind if u really are worried speak to ur midwife to put ur mind at rest hun _________________ <a><img></a> Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2013 2:00 pm
Post subject: I feel like I'm going crazy lol, got the midwife next week so I think I'll bring it up.
Oh wow I don't envy you bathing your husky lol I only have a little dog and right now I'm treating her as if she were a baby the house has had a very deep clean this morning as I'm worried its too dirty to bring baby home to!
I hope it is a faze, I don't want to be like this when baby gets here, don't want to smother him & always be worrying about him too much! Thank you for the advice! X
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