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Feel absolutely normal in week 9

Hello
This is my first pregnancy and I am in week 9 currently
Except for being a bit fatigued than usual, I feel absolutely normal.
I know it's a good thing and my doctor said so as well when I met her 2 weeks ago.
But I am just wondering if this is normal?
Are there moms or moms to be here who had no nausea, sore breasts or other symptoms in early pregnancy?

Thanks.
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That's actually a good thing to not have pregnancy symptoms. I just found out I'm pregnant over the weekend and I guess I'm around 4-5 weeks. So far symptoms are not to bad. Congrats new mommy!
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Yes even for me it is sometimes hard to remember that I am pregnant! I have had really good almost 10 weeks. But we are not out of the woods yet - over the past few days I felt a little nauseous, not much but definitely different to what I felt before so it might be still coming.. Good luck all!
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Late answer, but my first pregnancy I had no normal symptoms other than fatigue for at least the first half of my pregnancy. Hearing the heart beat every 4 weeks was the only way I knew I was still pregnant. :)
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Oh thanks a lot! Will help me keep up my positivity
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Yes, it can be completely normal!  I know it feels scary, but lack of symptoms doesn't mean something is wrong.  All pregnancies are different too.  
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