IM.SO.TIRED

I've been feeling so tired the past couple days. So tired that I have been going to bed at around 8:30 to 9:00 pm, and when I wake up, I'm still exhausted. Today I started out pretty good and somewhat lively, but around 11 am I was already exhausted. I even took a nap for an hour. I still woke up extremely tired, so I left for the day. Here are a couple of other symptoms for week 3.

Some women feel pregnant even before the test turns positive. The earliest signs include:

• Tender, swollen breasts Many women say the tenderness they feel is an exaggerated version of how their breasts feel before a period.
I haven't noticed my boobs getting any bigger, I think I'd be more excited about this than anything. I've always wanted big boobs.

• Fatigue Feeling tired all of a sudden — no, make that exhausted? Increased levels of the hormone progesterone and the extra effort required to start making a baby can make you feel as if you've run a marathon when all you've done is put in a day at work.
Yes, this it what is beating me right now.

• Frequent urination Shortly after you become pregnant, you may find yourself hurrying to the bathroom at an alarming frequency.
I've been drinking more what than usual, so I'm not sure if its being pregnant, or over consumption of water that's making me pee.

• Heightened sense of smell Many newly pregnant women find they're overwhelmed by gag-inducing smells early in pregnancy. This may be a side effect of rapidly increasing levels of estrogen in your system.
Hmmm...not yet.

• Food aversions Food turn-offs are even more common than cravings during pregnancy. You may suddenly find that certain foods you used to enjoy are now completely repulsive to you.
The past couple days, it's been off and on with this. On Monday, I didn't want to eat anything, and everything sounded gross.

• Nausea or vomiting Morning sickness usually doesn't start for a few weeks, but some women feel queasy earlier.
Not quite yet, and not looking forward to it.

• Your basal body temperature stays high If you've been charting your temperature and it stays elevated after you've ovulated, you're probably pregnant.
Delinquent.

• Bleeding or spotting Some women notice a small amount of red spotting or pink or reddish brown staining around the time they should get their period. (If you have pain along with spotting or bleeding, call your caregiver immediately since this can be a sign of an ectopic pregnancy.)
I haven't really noticed yet.