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I was un the shower crying I can't take this weight gain and I drink soo much water I don't understand :(
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I'm 39 weeks but I'm gaining all my weight till now Idk if I'm retaining a lot if water since I've started swelling a lot I'm just tired wish he was here already .. I had lost weight before kept it off for two years I guess that's why it seems so hard now :/ this is my first baby I know it's all for my baby ..
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... How far along are you? Weight gain is a must in pregnancy. I can relate to a point though! It was hard to watch my body grow larger and larger and feel out of control But know your body is gaining for good reasons.. If you didn't gain any weight that's when you should start being concerned.. The feeling will pass after you adjust to the look of a large bump.. I say I was pretty emotional from week 22 to week 26. After that you grow accustomed to the look of being bigger and grow happy again. >.< Maybe you will do similarly.
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I am with you! I use to be small my whole life now I can't fit into anything and I can't look at my body the same. Its hard but you just have to realize its not just fat that will never come off, its your child and you'll lose the weight soon just have a workout plan. Drinking water is good! It prevents premmature birth. (:
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