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no belly growth

I'm 27 weeks today, and my belly looks smaller than it did at 24 weeks :( my belly was the only thing that made me even feel pregnant so it's sad that it shrunk haha.

I seriously have no other pregnancy symptoms so I was really hoping my big Ole belly would just keep getting bigger. I'm also 9 pounds below my pre-preg weight. No clue how I lost weight, haha.

Oh well, I'm going to explode in size eventually... I just need to be patient.
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I've been OBVIOUSLY pregnant since 9 weeks.... my midwife checked hardcore to see for twins, lol. But once I hit 24 weeks, all my pictures look identical. I take a weekly picture on Sundays for weekly progress, and then random pictures throughout the week when I feel like it. Then yesterday I was looking in the mirror and my shirt looks like it is fitting looser :/ no signs of dropping yet thankfully.
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I'm 31 weeks and I barley started showing about a couple weeks ago. I noticed I look a lot bigger later at night maybe because of all the food but when I first wake up my belly looks small
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Oh I'm not small at all, lol. I'm 27 weeks, but measured 3 weeks ahead at my last appointment.
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Ohh girl be happpy you still are small at 27 weeks. I'm 28w3d and I'm not huge but my belly is big and I have the worst time doing things with my stomach. Haha I love my girl but it gets hard doing things.
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