Hyper-Emotional!

Oh my goodness...I've been an emotional wreck the last few days . Serioulsy, I cried this morning when Meatloaf's "Two out of 3 Ain't Bad" was playing on the radio. Yesterday I cried because I saw a motorist in traffic *****sembled my Uncle Mickey and I thought "Gee, I wish I lived closer to Uncle Mickey." I've barely cried for this entire pregnancy and now I can barely stop myself once the emotion**** I'm crying because I'm happy, sad, tired, excited, etc.

Please tell me this is just typical for late pregnancy...

--Paula

It is Typical...don't be surprised if it continues after delivery also!  I cried all the time...and at everything!!  I couldn't help it!  LOL!  After Aethyn was born I cried because I was so happy he was here and I couldn't believe that he was mine/ours!  I still cry and he is almost 13 months! LOL!  I cry watching him sleep, when he is playing, when he has a major milestone, when I think of the future...It never ends!  Your are not alone and it is a totally normal emotion!  Your getting so close now...Congrats and good luck with and easy delivery!

Paula you are just plain old normal :-) I cried alot too and even in the OR during once Lucas was born I cried and cried and cried once I heard him cry, they even asked me if I was okay and I was just crying!

You are getting so close!!

Beth

Totally normal.   Be prepared...you may cry more than you have in your life the first few weeks after delivery!  I know you are getting excited!
Amy

I don't get this forum much these days, but I just came on to see if you had your baby yet, I knew it was coming up soon.  Good luck and I will be checking back!

I've been a blubbering idiot these days.  I can't see a newborn on TV without crying - amongst other things.  I hope you're normal!  Otherwise I'm weird too!  LOL.

Sandy

LOL totally normal! My husband has seen me cry a total of like four times in the 10 years we have been together, but the last two weeks of the pregnancy with Matty I cried EVERY SINGLE day, sometimes over nothing at all. It continued for about a week after he was born.