“I fear who no fear first trimester” – Pregnant lady opens up on her early pregnancy struggles

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A Nigerian lady has sparked reactions online after sharing her experience about the challenges she faced during the first trimester of pregnancy.

The lady, identified as Agu Lucy, took to her Facebook page to speak about how the early stage of pregnancy affected her physically and emotionally, noting that it can be a very difficult period for many women.

Challenges of the First Trimester – Lady

In her post, she explained that the first trimester can be so overwhelming that it may even make some women question their decision to get pregnant.

According to her, the discomfort and hormonal changes can make them easily irritated, even around their partners.

Sharing her personal experience online, she wrote:

“First trimester will make you run away from Prick

I just Dey pity women wey still dey their first trimester

It will make you question why you got pregnant in the first place, anywhere you see man you go just dey run kitikiti

I fear who no fear first trimester

If your man try coming close to you, you will just bark at him like a dog. You will be like Mr man, i am barely surviving here from the one i eat already.

If first trimester didn’t humble you, you don’t know what God did for you..

If you had it hard in your first trimester like me,
“say I jump and pass”

If you had it smooth, say “na we dey run things”

May God remember all the TTC mom so they can experience this beautiful journey.

Safe delivery to us all, we will never labor in vain, labor without complications, Mother Alive, Baby Alive.”

Netizen React

Her post has since generated reactions on social media, with many women relating to her experience and sharing their own stories about how challenging the first trimester of pregnancy can be.

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