Feeling horrible

Hi all so I’m 36 weeks and the last few days in particular I’ve just been feeling so so run down and rubbish, I have a full pain in my lower back and pelvis, Baby (I was told is head down) but feeling lots of movement on my far right side and middle which is uncomfortable but I just feel so so physically drained and started getting a few sore heads again and feel so so tired all the time

Does anyone else feel like this? I just feel like I want to lie and sleep and do nothing all day every day xx

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I’m the exact same as you and I’m 35 weeks my love! Xxx

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it’s horrible! I’m ready for the wee man to come anytime! Haha even another week but he can defo come sooner rather than later xx

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I’ve been having an upset belly all week and I get the shakes if i don’t eat every two hours aswell! I feel the same as you just ready for it all to be over to be honest! lol I already have a 4 year old and even walking him to school has now become to painful so my husband is taking over from next week! Xxx

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35 weeks and feel the same way. No motivation for anything. I work from home and I don’t even want to do that. It’s taking a lot of energy for me to just exist at the moment. I feel like I’m dragging myself to the finish line. Definitely also ready for baby girl to come. I also wake up randomly at night or early morning, and it doesn’t even matter if I have to pee or not. 😒

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Im the same, I’ve been buying isotonic drinks when doing the food shop and been having 1-2 a day and I would say that they have helped energy wise so may be worth trying x

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Yes! I think it might be a bit of a bug or something. I’ve had a migraine for 3 days now and hot and cold sweats. I’ve been absolutely shattered, to the point I feel really spaced out and not with it at all.

Been in the hospital and had a midwife appointment today too and they’re not too concerned, just said to keep hydrated and make sure you nap whenever you need to if you can 😊

Hope you feel better soon x

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