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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are you having issues? or are you just neurotic?[/quote]

Just neurotic :)

I’m usually not, but I had a lot of first trimester issues that started things off on the wrong foot, and thinking through plans for different scenarios helps my anxiety.

Thought the thread might be useful for other women, too. [/quote]

OP, I say this gently and as one who also battles anxiety. I understand better than most how having "plans" eases the worry a bit, so I really do understand your post.

The thing is, though, that having a baby and as that baby grows the unknowns and worries will be so numerous that no matter of planning will help you feel safe and secure. And in the meantime, you will miss the small joyful moments of your child's life. Please take it from one who wishes she had this advice: use your time now before the baby is born addressing your anxiety with a professional that specializes in such a major life transition as the one you are experiencing. I wish I had.[/quote]

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