Thread: Could I actually be pregnant? This is just unreal.

At age 28, I am the oldest of 11 siblings, and I seem to have my mother's hyper fertility. My first child was conceived while using condoms, and my second was conceived while using condoms and the pill. So I had tubal surgery in 2008 after having my 2nd child. So I know I shouldn't be pregnant. However, I have been experiencing all the typical pregnancy symptoms lately...nausea and vomiting, hungry all the time yet the smell of food makes me sick and sometimes even eating or thinking about food makes me sick, tired all the time, moody and emotional, frequent urination, sore heavy breasts, etc. Another strange thing is that what appeared to be colostrum leaked from one breast the other day, but hasn't since. Even if I'm pregnant, it shouldn't happen that early, should it (the last time I had sex was the middle of November, and it was the day before I got that period, which would make it almost 2 months now)? I was a week late with my last period in December, and when it came it was only for a day and was much lighter than usual except with black blobs in it (gross, I know). It's been a couple weeks since then, and I'm getting these horrible sharp, stabbing pains in my lower back and lower abdomen. I'm extremely uncomfortable, no matter what position I'm in...any sitting position, lying down on sides or back...can't handle lying on stomach, or standing. Just wearing pants makes me uncomfortable...having anything touch my lower abdomen makes it extremely uncomfortable. I have been getting these dizzy spells, but they only last for a couple seconds, and a few times I've had trouble breathing. I am home alone with the kids with my husband on vacation and no one to watch my kids or to drive me should I be unable to get myself home, so I have been unable to go to a doctor or anything. My husband comes home tomorrow night, so I'm going to go the next morning. I just am unsure of what to think or expect. Could I actually be pregnant? What do you think could be going on? I'm really, really nervous.