How did you feel when you saw your test was positive??!!?

Answer 1

Absolutely ecstatic! My hubby and I had been trying since we got married in October. I went over my lunch break to get a test, and then it was pure agony because I had to wait until my husband and I got home from work to tell him. It was about 2 weeks before his birthday, so I wrapped up the test in a box and told him I had an early birthday present for him. His and my daughter's reactions were amazing! I videotaped so we would always remember what we felt like at that moment.

Answer 2

Numb, I have seen positive results only to miscarry shortly afterwards. I have a scarred uterus and the doc's didn't think there was anywhere the baby could implant properly. Hubby made me go to the hospital where they could guesstimate the hormone levels to see how far along I was. When they said I was probably at the end of my first trimester, I cried because it was the furthest I had ever gotten. I was terrified too until a couple weeks later the ultrasound showed I was 16 weeks and that the placenta looked very nicely attached and the proper size. That's when I let myself feel all the happy emotions and celebrate.

We are at 28 +3 weeks now and still celebrating!!

Answer 3

I had two home tests at the same time, the first was positive and the second was a both positive and a negative, lol. I knew it had to be positive because I had missed my period and felt sick for a month, I was so excited though I'm not the type that has been trying really but me and my husband have been married for 7 years. We honestly thought we couldn't by this time. He cried and so did I, it was a wonderful moment!

Answer 4

With my first pregnancy i was absolutely elated. i did the first test in the pub near my workplace cos i couldnt wait until i got home. I screamed with joy when the test came out positive. For some reason most of my life i had assumed i probably couldnt have children. Dont know why i assumed this, i had never really tried to get pregnant.

Ironically I found out v.recently that i have polycystic ovaries ...however the condition has not affected my fertility thank goodness

With my second (current) pregnancy , initially i wasnt quite as happy. My hubby and i have hit hard times financially, and i was missing being a career girl. However i grew to accept it, and now i am just as excited and enthusiastic as i was with my first

Answer 5

oh man. the first thing i did was jump up and down in excitement.because i had been thinking i was pregnant for the past 5 months before that and had tested a few times and they all turned out negative. so i was thinking this one was going to be negative too and my husband was holding the test and said ok well heres one line.. and about 30 seconds later he was like "Baby theres a second line coming in!" and i couldnt believe it so i took it in my hand and thats when i started jumping up and down. lol. but i had such a hard time believing it that i went around showing everyone around the test asking if they saw the line too. :)

im going to take another test in about a week to see if im pregnant again. hopefully i'll get results like that again. and i'll probably react the exact same way

Answer 6

I was scared, distraught and sad. I didn't want to be a parent again after having my first child pass away to SIDS. I had been faithful to my birth control and was buying my time until my GYN would tie my tubes.

Two weeks later, my boyfriend passed away after having a heart attack. I couldn't consider abortion; and looked seriously into adopting my unborn child out. It wasn't until I was 6 months pregnant that I opted to keep him and decided that I would be okay as a single parent.

I am grateful that I made the choice I did. My son is now three years old and the light of my life. He is, by far, the most important person in my life!

Pregnancy is very scary; and times a surprising event that changes your life in a manner one could never believe imaginable. The greatest responsibility in the world is parenting; accepting that challenge and rising above is more than fantastic; it's a magical journey.

Answer 7

I felt a similar way. i've got had 5 miscarriages in the previous so i think of it substitute right into a case of 'oh ok shall we see how long it lasts this time', i think I merely didnt elect to get my hopes up. i'm over the moon to be pregnant now, yet for those first few weeks until I had my first test to make certain each thing substitute into ok then it didnt seem real, i substitute into watching for to awaken and not be pregnant. Does that even make experience? perhaps your a similar, its been a protracted highway and you cant have faith whats occurred. i'm particular that is going to have no impact on the style you experience for the toddler in the top. you experience might substitute (like mine did) the further into the being pregnant you get and the greater real it style of feels!

Answer 8

Disbelief, and happiness. I instantly cried when the words "pregnant" popped up. I actually stared at it a while waiting for the "not" part to show up, lol. I was home by myself, hubby was golfing and would not come home no matter how much I begged!!! LOL.
This time, I peed on the stick and walked out of the bathroom. Hubby stayed in and watched the two lines appear then came out and said "wonder if its a boy or a girl."

Answer 9

I felt pure disbelief! I had taken three already and they were negative so when it came up positive I almost had a heart attack! I was sooooo excited!! I took four tests that day to be sure and every time I got a little more excited!!

Answer 10

when i saw that my test was positive i was thrilled as i had wanted and tried for a baby for more that 10 years i had been to see several specialists and they had all told me that i would never be able to have a baby as even if i did fall pregnant whitch was very unlikely that my life was at risk. but i still took the chance and now that child is 22years old .I have never regreted taking the chance that i did