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Q: Cranky, Boobies Sore, Cramping....here We Go Again?

asked by: *~Bree~* on March 20th, 2006

Experienced User

I already know im going to start in a few days. I started getting cramps yesterday and my boobies have been really sore for a few days now. And today I woke up very cranky. Im so depressed and have it in my mind that im about to just give up. Obviously I can't get preggy. Its been almost a year now. Im not sure what to do. And the sad part is I have a pooch on my belly from stress and I have people asking me when im due. Never in my life have I been so insulted. I think I need seroius advise from yall. Please help me....

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smurfsgirl

replied on March 20th, 2006

Experienced User

Hun I know its hard to try to relax. Have you seen a doctor yet? If not maybe you should get checked out just to make sure there is nothing wrong like a blocked tube or something. Just don't give up hope.

Abbysmom

replied on March 21st, 2006

Experienced User

I agree with smurfsgirl. You really need to head to the doctor. There are some fairly simple things they can do to help you out.

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