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<blockquote data-quote="-Artemis-" data-source="post: 1248657" data-attributes="member: 89325"><p>[USER=39639]@azure[/USER] - hahahahahha - laughing at the use of my 'special time' --- it certainly felt very special...! [emoji38]</p><p></p><p>--- and again, really reassuring to know it's a sign my body is making the right hormones... Because I'm a little 'older' (39), plus it's taken us two years to conceive, I've started to hit the 'worrying about everything' phase... I've read/seen lots of other posts say similar so I totally know I'm not alone on this - but to say I really want next week to roll around (when I've an early pregnancy scan apt) is an understatement...! When they're sooooooo tiny it's so hard to tell if all is well (though I'm guessing I may have another 8 months of feeling this -- followed by another 40 years after that...! [emoji23]) </p><p></p><p>You're so right about it not feeling like a normal hypo - it was so quick! I know some people get sudden drops regardless of being pregnant but because I tend to keep meals so I don't usually have much insulin on board, then I'm used to much 'gentler/slower' hypos... What makes me a little bit more nervous is that I'm only 6wks - so only *just* hitting the crazy insulin sensitive time I've read about I think? I'm guessing it may get much worse before it gets better... [emoji849]</p><p></p><p>-- still -- it will all be SO worth it... [emoji4][emoji175]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="-Artemis-, post: 1248657, member: 89325"] [USER=39639]@azure[/USER] - hahahahahha - laughing at the use of my 'special time' --- it certainly felt very special...! [emoji38] --- and again, really reassuring to know it's a sign my body is making the right hormones... Because I'm a little 'older' (39), plus it's taken us two years to conceive, I've started to hit the 'worrying about everything' phase... I've read/seen lots of other posts say similar so I totally know I'm not alone on this - but to say I really want next week to roll around (when I've an early pregnancy scan apt) is an understatement...! When they're sooooooo tiny it's so hard to tell if all is well (though I'm guessing I may have another 8 months of feeling this -- followed by another 40 years after that...! [emoji23]) You're so right about it not feeling like a normal hypo - it was so quick! I know some people get sudden drops regardless of being pregnant but because I tend to keep meals so I don't usually have much insulin on board, then I'm used to much 'gentler/slower' hypos... What makes me a little bit more nervous is that I'm only 6wks - so only *just* hitting the crazy insulin sensitive time I've read about I think? I'm guessing it may get much worse before it gets better... [emoji849] -- still -- it will all be SO worth it... [emoji4][emoji175] [/QUOTE]
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