It felt so good being pregnant at 22... My mind was so carefree, no bad thoughts 💭🤪 But at 30, eve…

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It felt so good being pregnant at 22... My mind was so carefree, no bad thoughts 💭🤪 But at 30, everything is different. So many fears: about different syndromes, about labor, especially since I now have a hematoma that's bleeding and the placenta is covering the cervix... 🙈 Oh, girls, I've fallen into such a funk... The screening is in 2 weeks, and I'm starting to panic 😭
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Elena
I had no bad thoughts at 22 or 35. But at 27, the women's clinic really messed with my head with the Down syndrome screening. They saw it, and that was it.
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Elizaveta
At 22, my first pregnancy ended in a missed miscarriage, so my rose-tinted glasses came off early. I learned so much and was scared right up until delivery. And now, my head is even more full of worries 😅
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SSVETIK
Elena I'm a worrier, so it's especially hard for me 😢
But generally, I stroke my belly and say that Mom will do everything to be a good home, just grow healthy 😭
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SSVETIK
Elizaveta Life is tough for women 😅
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Tanya
There's no need to panic. Stay positive. You're under a doctor's care. Everything will be okay.
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Yuliya
It's not the age that matters, but the problems. If you had had bleeding at 22, you probably wouldn't have been calm and happy either.
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Yuliya Zhukova
I totally get you!)) Although my first pregnancy was much harder, with a cervical obstruction and constant bed rest, it still felt easier, like you said – "a bit flighty." Now, at 32, my second pregnancy feels different, with more fears, worries, and thoughts 🙈
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SSVETIK
Yuliya Zhukova Yes, yes, yes)) Wishing you a smooth and on-time delivery! 🙏
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Tatyana K
I don't know... I think it's not about age, but about experience.
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SSVETIK
Yuliya I had a threatened miscarriage in my first pregnancy too, it just felt a bit easier though
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SSVETIK
Tanya Getting in the zone and believing 🤞
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SSVETIK
Tatyana K What does experience have to do with it? In both my first and second pregnancies, there was a threat, but in the first one, it felt like everything wasn't as serious.
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Tatyana K
Tatyana K Because we're facing this for the first time, everything is still new and not yet complicated by scary stories.
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Yuliya Zhukova
Yuliya Zhukova Thank you so much! Wishing you a smooth pregnancy and delivery too ❤️🌹
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Lyali
Yeah, when I was 20, it was much easier for me, mentally and physically, than in my 30s. Even though both births went fine)
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Marina
Tatyana K It wasn't that serious because you didn't know what could happen: a missed miscarriage, a spontaneous miscarriage, or a late-term loss. We thought pathologies only depended on age. It was just naivety and ignorance, that's all.
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Tanya
Tanya God willing. Wishing you a smooth pregnancy
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SSVETIK
Tatyana K Well, I knew about late-term losses, so don't say I don't know about the bad stuff at all :)
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SSVETIK
Tatyana K Yeah, when you think about it, there's a lot that's still unknown, both before and after birth.
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SSVETIK
Tanya Thank you! And to you too 🌸
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SSVETIK
At what age do you think is best to have your first child?
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SSVETIK
Lyali It's getting harder for me too, for now)
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SSVETIK
Yuliya Zhukova Thank you so much 🙏
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Tatyana
Age isn't really a factor… but yeah, it was physically easier for me at 21 than at 31.
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Marina
For me, the minimum is 24-25. It's about conscious parenting and having a stable foundation with a job and education.
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Tatyana K
Tatyana K Do you really need to study all that? There are a million different scenarios, both good and not so good. Are you going to study everything just to add to your anxiety? What happens with you will be just one in a billion. Why would you need extra information? Where do you plan to use it?
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Elena
I had 2 pregnancies at 30 and 33 years old. I didn't have any scary thoughts; it doesn't depend on age. I remember sitting at the antenatal clinic with girls around 20, maybe, discussing diagnoses, and I thought, 'Good Lord, where do you get this stuff?'
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SSVETIK
Elena The internet is amazing 🫠
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SSVETIK
Tatyana Well, there you go)
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SSVETIK
Tatyana K I'm not saying I'll study all of this
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Elena
Elena It is)
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Tanya
Tanya thank you🧡
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Sysoeva Mariya
it's not because of age, I was just as calm at 29 as I was at 39
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SSVETIK
Sysoeva Mariya I'm just saying, it's harder for anxious moms 🤪
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