when you found out you werent pregnant were you upset?

Question

i mean its like i have the world in front of me but still......

Answer 1

I think everyone get scared when they find out they are bringing a child into the world. Just keep your head up and think about all the great things you and your baby can do together. I was scared when I found out that i was pregnant but seeing his sweet face lets me know the I can say "Bring it on world, we can take it."

Answer 2

When I first found out I was pregnant, I was in shock. I just stood there looking at the stick ythingy. I just stared at it for like 5 min. Then I called my bf and told him. He was scared and got off the phone. I didn't know what to do, so I called my friends and we talked about it. I went through stages of fright, excitment, nervous, confusion, and more. Now I am dealing with my changing body and will do whatever I can for my new family.

Answer 3

It's normal to have mixed emotions. Just don't ignore them...instead try and figure out what exactly is bothering you and try your best to fix it. I was very upset with my 3rd...it was a total accident...I had my heart set on 2 kids and was very scared to have 3 but after a couple weeks I was fine and am soooo in love with my 16 wk old son. I actually have it more together with this baby than my others. Relax, know that it's normal to be scared, and take care of yourself! Good luck and congratulations.

Answer 4

i went through stages. first it didnt seem real. Then it was shock then a little upset yes. But i think only because we were pregnant before we were married...i didnt care but both our families did. I felt the same way, like there was so much out there that i havent done yet, but i ahve since realized its not a loss its a huge gain :)

Answer 5

My sister has struggled with infertility for years. Every time she thought she was pregnant she wasn't. She told me that it felt horrible not being able to have a child but she later adopted a child and everything is fine now.

Answer 6

I was devastated month after month for nearly 2 years. I was about to give up on the prospect, and then when I gave up trying, I conceived. It only took 6 mo. with the second one. Good luck, and keep up your spirits!

Answer 7

Yes when i saw the negative on the pregnancy test i was sad. My heartaches for another child, i have one and i am glad that i have him, but i desire another child and i was upset this month when i found out i was not pregnant

Answer 8

OMG, I wanted to be pregnant for SOOOOO many years, and through two husbands!

Each time a preggo test was negative, it's like my heart was being ripped out. So yes, with each negative, it was so hard to take.

BTW, 10 years later I finally had my baby boy....

Answer 9

yes i was upset i thaught my life was over no more fun no more hanging out no more partys and get to gethers with your friends no more late nights chasing guys and lol its true now i have almost no social life except kids and family. and realize it or not you do have a life ahead of you and the life with a baby is alot harder than with out. i wanted to go to college but baby got in the way i did manage to get my ged but thats it. i wanted to be a writer i love to read and write. but the house stays noisy all the time and the kids need your almost costant attention there is not much time for studing or going to classes after you work and clean house wash up cook dinner but i love my kids and wouldnt give them up for anything i just wish i would of done somethng for me before i started having kids.

Answer 10

Yes! when I was trying to conceive and was not successful I was depressed, but in the end things happen for a reason.