Hi Masha!  You're absolutely right. It hasn't been easy for me too.  Was never spared from sleepless and uncomfortble nights.  The 1st was light for me though didn't even realize I was pregnant until 1 month later.  Didn't get sick but labour and delivery were the longest and most excruciating.  The 2nd made me sick for at least 3 weeks.  Delivery was a breeze and I even dozed off during labour (Epidural, such bliss.)  But the 3rd, oh the 3rd, was the worst!  Nausea and throw-ups for five months every single day that I lost so much weight. Agh.  :D

I really truly enjoyed every minute of my pregnancy. From the moment I found out... (she was already three months) I wasn't supposed to be able to get pregnant so my doc thought I had the flu until the flu wasn't getting better.  I didn't have any morning sickness, just an overall tiredness and low feeling. By the time this feeling was over and I found out I was pregnant it was almost the second trimester so all the icky feelings were gone.

My husband (fiance at the time) started treating me like a princess, cooking, doing the housework... whatever I needed.  Everywhere I went people would make a big deal about it, congratulate me on my tummy growing - plus I was in the middle of planning my wedding when I found out I was pregnant, so it was an all around exciting time.  Got married when she was four months and spent the next five months in a blissful state.  I was a bit anxious during my pregnancy b/c I was so excited to be pregnant and didn't want anything bad to happen.

I felt very comfortable in my body... didn't have to worry about my figure , felt very sexy and happy. 

I have to say that my pregnancy was absolutely fabulous! To start, we conceived the first time we tried;  after having carefully monitored my basal temperature for a month, I knew exactly when I was ovulating. From the first week I found out I was pregnant, I felt great. I have to admit that at times I'd forget I was pregnant during the 1st trimester because I never once felt nauseous or threw up (except once on the plane, but I usually do anyways :). Once the belly started growing, we were so happy because now we got so much attention and privileges (parking spaces, going first in line, etc). And I was lucky enough to not get a single stretchmark - I used to lather with cocoa butter and/or baby oil twice a day. Only during the last trimester did I start to feel tired and clumpsy, but all in all I'd have to say that my pregancy was a breeze! My daughter is 10 months now and we're planning for our second around April. I hope this next pregancy is just as smooth...you know how they say each pregnancy is different....