u/ButterscotchNo5322

Hi everyone!
Although I have not had a positive pregnancy test yet, I feel it in my body that I am. I am very excited and nervous at the same time!!

My question I have is how do you stay active during pregnancy, with morning sickness, fatigue, etc? I am very active, weight training 5-6 times a week, and multiple walks everyday, but without preworkout, my body has been so tired, and it’s hard to be motivated to get to the gym.

I have ordered a walking pad, so hopefully that helps with that aspect. Does the tiredness go away? Or become less?

Hi everyone! My wife and I did at home insemination in hopes to get pregnant. We did the insemination 8 days ago, and recently I have noticed my blood sugar will not go down below 100 without EXTRA insulin. I am very active, drinks lots of water, and little has changed in my diet. I also checked my omnipod site and insulin and those are good. My period is due in 7 days. Is this an early sign of pregnancy, or am I making things up?

My wife and I did at home insemination 2 days ago, and I am going crazy. All I can think about is if I’m pregnant or not. What helps get my mind off it? That’s all I think about 24/7.

Hi! My partner and I will be doing at-home insemination here soon, so excited! We are trying to find the best time to do the actually insemination. For those of you with experience, or with knowledge, is there a “best time” to do it, for highest chances of pregnancy? Some sites say 10-12 hours after a positive ovulation test, others say timing doesn’t matter, just as long as there was a positive ovulation test. We have two vials that we will be using on the two highest fertility days, so any timing suggestions with that are welcome too!

Hi all, if not obvious, I am expecting!! And a first time mom!! Getting all of the things the baby needs feels overwhelming, and I know a lot of people buy things they end up never using again.
Sorry if this has been posted before, but what are your MUST HAVES and MUST HAVE NOTS? Trying to narrow down to absolute essentials compared to junk. Brand names, or suggestions on where to get the best bang for my buck is awesome too!

Hi everyone! My wife and I are trying to start having a baby! We are currently looking at sperm donors, I’m on prenatal vitamin, and have been off birth control for about 4 months. What are somethings that helped you have a successful pregnancy? We plan to do everything at home, insemination, that is, because it is more affordable, also doing it with unwashed sperm.
I am all ears for everything out of the box and weird, and also simple changes to my everyday life that will help.
I already have a decent diet and workout out 5-6 days a week due to being a type 1 diabetic.
Tyia!!!