Calm before the storm.....?

For the last couple of days I have felt nearly normal. OK, so I am still very tired after work but other than that (and being the size of a cow) there is not a lot else to point to being pregnant. The period like pains I had at the weekend seem to have gone and there is nothing to indicate anything has gone wrong. I had a look at a number of on-line forums and apparently its quite normal:

It sounds to me like you've just moved properly into the second trimester which includes having lots of energy. The 'flutters' you've been feeling may have actually been your digestion - which is very common. I don't know if this is your first, but even if it's your second, you shouldn't feel 'real' movement until 16+ weeks. Do you have a doppler or could you borrow one from someone?

I'm on the same boat. I will be 14 weeks tomorrow, and I'm a little worried because my ms is gone and I feel better. It's ironic that one could find such reassurance from feeling ill 24/7.

That's the thing with pregnancy, you just can't stop worrying. Some days i feel very pregnant and others i don't. Some days i feels baby move loads and others i don't. That's the thing, you can't control it, so you just have to go with it. If there was anything really wrong i think we would all know about it, there would be real systems not just feelings.
http://community.babycentre.co.uk/talk/a526845/15_weeks_and_dont_feel_pregnant_anymore


I also asked some friends who know about these things. Their replies were as follows:

After 12 weeks most people feel normal. Make the most of it, it doesn't last! (mother of two - 8 and 11 years)

That's a good thing! Just wait, in the next couple of weeks it will be wiggling! (mother of 2 girls - one my god-daughter)

Hurrah! This is the blooming bit. Enjoy the next few weeks before the heart burn kicks in! You should have loads of energy now. (Sophie's mum)

Not quite loads of energy yet. But certainly getting better. Thanks for all the help. Its time to wait and see....