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s-1 Hi everyone!
s-2 So I'm just about to tuck into a crisp sandwich.
s-3 Salt vinegar squares are my crisp of choice.
s-4 And I've got some apple juice because this signifies kind of my diet staples the last few weeks.
s-5 So I thought this was an opportune time to tell you all that a couple of weeks ago I found out that I am pregnant.
s-6 It's the first week that I've been actually able to say the words' I'm pregnant' and have it not feel really weird.
s-7 I found out on, I think it was the 3rd of January.
s-8 Let's just double check that.
s-9 No, excuse me, it was the fifth of January.
s-10 I found out on the fifth and that was because my period was late and I am never late.
s-11 As soon as I came off the pill my period came back pretty regularly and I started tracking my periods just because I knew the pregnancy was something that eventually we would want, and I know that it helps if you've been tracking your period so you know your cycle.
s-12 And for the first few days / couple of weeks I felt really anxious, really scared, really worried, because my initial reaction was, and still now, I'm a bit like, I'm not old enough for this.
s-13 I'm not grown up enough to do this.
s-14 You feel like you're prepared, you're in a, you know, in a relationship.
s-15 We have been for years, we're adults, but I don't know what it is.
s-16 As soon as I found out I just went back to like a 14 year old girl.
s-17 I'm like 'oh my god, what am I gonna tell my mom? I can't be a mom.'
s-18 So really I was just very very overwhelmed and anxious so it took a few days for me to really process what happened.
s-19 It was quite a shock and it's such a huge huge thing.
s-20 It's life-changing, and so for the first couple of weeks that's all I could focus on, was how life-changing it was and it was really scary.
s-21 I then started to talk to people about it, that made me feel better.
s-22 And, I'm not really sure what I'm trying to say.
s-23 I don't want this to be too, like, all over the place but I decided I do want to document this some way, whether I at first I was like, I don't need to copy it on YouTube but I definitely wanted to document this in some kind of video form, just because it's such a huge thing.
s-24 You’re only pregnant for the first time once.
s-25 But I did want to document my first trimester to an extent, because when I first found out, I did start to watch videos of people's first few weeks, but again, maybe because I wasn't in a great headspace, that just frightened me, which again was because everyone was just saying how awful they felt, how excited they were, and I didn't feel excited.
s-26 I felt worried.
s-27 The thought of telling, like, my mom.
s-28 I cried when I told her because I felt so, just, like, oh my god.
s-29 I mean you, you feel quite bad when you feel like that, because it's such a happy thing and now, you know, I you know, I know I've kind of accepted.
s-30 The shock has kind of sunk in.
s-31 And I am happy to tell people, but at first when you're trying to get your head around it, it's very daunting and you just feel awful thinking.
s-32 The thought of telling someone makes me want to burst into tears.
s-33 All these things going onto my head.
s-34 So that also then helped me to make the decision that I do want to document this, but I'm probably going to do it, like, with hindsight, so I check in every now and again and just let you know how I've been feeling.
s-35 But in terms of if I am sick or I'm not feeling great, I'm not gonna vlog whilst I feel like that.
s-36 I wouldn't want to vlog whilst I feel like that if I was just ill anyway.
s-37 And I just think it didn't help me seeing people at their worst at the very beginning, because all you hear is doom and gloom.
s-38 I decided to wait a few weeks before I even started to talk about it, so I think I'm about seven weeks.
s-39 I am waiting for my first midwife appointment.
s-40 I went I booked the doctors, because the NHS says you need to book a doctor's appointment, but that was a waste of time and I felt quite bad about taking that appointment.
s-41 Because in my area you'd have to self-refer, so I haven't had any kind of appointment or checkups or anything but I have been tracking tracking
s-42 I've got an app called' what to expect', put in my, you know, cycle situation and have an estimated due date, which is about mid-September.
s-43 In terms of symptoms, I mean I haven't felt the best, but I have been able to get through it.
s-44 I've definitely struggled on some days but I haven't been sick.
s-45 The biggest thing for me is I have lost I dipped, and I have lost my appetite.
s-46 There's nothing I really feel like eating.
s-47 I don't have particular aversions to things, I don't feel really sick when I smell anything at the moment.
s-48 But there's things that I don't want to have, so like coffee, I just know that I don't want that, and all I want is beige:
s-49 I want chips, I want white toast, it's pretty much all I eat all day.
s-50 Pasta if I want something hot maybe, I've had soup, but essentially starchy carbs and that's quite normal it seems.
s-51 Like, everyone craves that at this point because you're, you know, building a baby, so you need that energy.
s-52 So I don't feel particularly great nutrition-wise, and I'm trying to eat fruit where I can and veg when I can, but I'm just sort of going with it, because I know there's enough information out there that this is generally how it goes.
s-53 And then hopefully you start to feel a bit better.
s-54 I have felt nauseous and as everyone describes it, a bit jet-lagged, a bit cloudy in my head, and the worst thing for me has been headaches.
s-55 I haven't had them this week, but last week I had a couple of really really bad ones and I haven't had headaches that bad for years.

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