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ADVICE PLEASE

I need some advice
Ok I'm 38weeks I'll be 39 weeks tomorrow ....uuummm


Okay I know that its important for us to always eat but I sometimes don't be hungry so I won't eat but  other people tell me I should make my self eat ... Thing is I just don't be having the feeling to eat like I use to any more because I only eat when he's hungry..  ... I wonder is that normal or not.

But I do eat just not like that.
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So crazy I was just wondering that these past 2wks. I'm 30+3 and just haven't been demolishing food like before. Lol
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Yes I love smoothies
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Do you like smoothie?   That used to help me  when I wasn't too hungry
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Since 2nd trimester up until 36 week I ate little as there was no space,  ive been eating only 3x day, taking vitamins. I'm carrying really up high. Now at 37+4,I still have gained 23lbs. I m finally beginning to eat and feel hunger first since I got pregnant. So eat when u feel hunger don't force yourself. But watch the scale with ur dr's supervision
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I will b 39wks on Tues n I'm not as hungery anymore, I gota make myself eat or snack on something.
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Oh ok ... Because I can go at lease 5 hours with out eating if I already ate once or twice that day...
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Also the further along you get the less room you have to fit food in your stomach.
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Its fine. As long as you eat when you need to then you should be fine.
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