It does seem that the hollow gagginess comes after I take the current prenatal sample.  But, it didn’t seem to cause this feeling till 2 days ago.  So I’m not sure what to make of that.

My appetite does seem a bit down today, but I could have talked myself into that.  Nothing really sounds good to eat.  Again, could be psychosomatic. 

I can’t say my breasts are fuller, or sore, but then, the only time I got that symptom was the first time, with our son.  Lord knows I prayed each time after for that full, maternal top.  But, alas, I didn’t get it til I was nursing, and then, they tended to be just for the baby.

I’m kind of tired, but hell, I’m always kind of tired.  

I’ve never had a positive HPT.  I always had to get confirmation from the doc, as my positives registered negative on the EPT (so much for error proof).  I want one.  I want to try to wait, to be able to sit in my bathroom and see the lines appear before my eyes.  But I’m not sure I can wait a whole 13+ days.  I am soooo impatient.   

I think my body is playing tricks on me.

Some slight gaggy feeling today, and yesterday.  But I don’t know if I ate enough with my horse ass prenatal, and they always make me feel gross.  

Fav Mexican food not so fav tonight (yes, we ate Mexican, after a huge Easter meal with my folks).  Just not quite right, the taste, or the fact that we were eating it today.

A sort of "I’m so hungry, I feel kind of gaggy, and like my stomach is gnawing" tonight, even though I’d eaten both the big Easter meal, and the Mexican (food, not person).

Burp-y, belch-y.  More so than with usual intake of fav Mexican food.  

But, my sense of smell isn’t whacked and highly tuned in, and that is usually the first thing to notice.  And I’m not normally gaggy, but full on nauseated, and yarfing often.  

So, at this point, I deduce that while these symptoms can be suspicious, they are not, indeed, indicative of a 10 or 3 day old pregnancy.  Just my opinion.  But, they are annoying, and I’ll be glad to get my period in 2 weeks to confirm this hypothesis.