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still in doubt

Hi everyone, my period is 6 days late and I have taken 4 test in a matter of two days. All came back positive. I'm really nervous and afraid to get excited cause I still havent seen my Obgyn. They can't fit me in till 2wks from now. I haven't told my husband because I'm afraid he'll be over excited before truly knowing. I really want him to know.  What do you ladies think?
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I agree. You're pregnant. Tell your husband but ask him to keep between you two untill you're more comfortable.
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I would still tell my husband (which I did when I took my pregnancy test.) But asked him to not go nuts telling anyone until after our first appointment with the OBGYN. I just knew I was preggers because of the way HE was feeling! Ha! But congratulations!
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If there are 4 positive test then you are. They couldn't all be false positive.
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I was in disbelief until I got my 1st ultrasound at 9 weeks.  My boyfriend made me take the test. Lol, and at that time I was supposedly 4 weeks according to this app and other websites. But  I just knew my period was going to come I was 6 days late also when I took the test.  I think you will be okay because they won't do an ultrasound until about 6-8 weeks. I didn't go to the doctor until I was 8 weeks. I think you should tell him and just let him know not to get overly excited until it's confirmed 100% . Congratulations though!!
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