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lonely and sad and tired...

I'm generally a morose person. My husband spends about 10 hours a day at work and then sleeps like a child... Out cold by 11. I am 35 weeks pregnant, insomnia, and have no relatives in this city. He takes the car every day and I'm stuck in a one bedroom apartment all day. I'm bored, tired of being pregnant, and just all around blue. I hope it gets better when the baby gets here but what do I do in the meantime?? I feel terribly down all the time...
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Thank you, ladies
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Sending prayers. Your not alone. Pregnancy can make you feel very frustrated. Im 33weeks and 2days pregnant with twins and have so many emotions and thoughts coming up. Allow them to come and go. What u resist persist! I'm done too believe me. All the best
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Sending prayers. Your not alone. Pregnancy can make you feel very frustrated. Im 33weeks and 2days pregnant with twins and have so many emotions and thoughts coming up. Allow them to come and go. What u resist persist! I'm done too believe me. All the best
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You should join a local mums group & make some friends. Mine even do pregnancy yogs classes. Get out of the house its depressing being on your own all day.
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I hope you feel better. .just emotional. .try to find little joys that make you smile I'm 21 was and seems like I'm always crying. ..prayers going up for us..
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