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377493 tn?1356502149

What is the first thing your going to eat afterward?

So there is such a list of things we aren't really supposed to eat or drink while pregnant.  I am curious..what are you missing the most and what's the first thing you want after you give birth?  I have told DH that as soon as I am home I want Sushi (I miss it so much and am just craving it!) and a glass of wine.  That is going to be my reward for labour...lol.  What are you having?
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A frozen margarita or a beer.  I'm not a big drinker - will have a drink if we go out to dinner.  Theres just a thing when you CANT have something, you want it even more.
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212720 tn?1304375415
I ate sushi and breastfed my daughter with no problems. I will do the same with my son. Doc was aware and with my past 13 years working in ob/gyn and the medical field we always advised patients to eat it in moderation.
But to each their own...
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Wine - period!
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503649 tn?1304357466
Just an FYI....You should not be eating Sushi if you plan on breastfeeding.  
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988370 tn?1269375261
re:chocolate: I was referring to the post by Sue68. I've been having dark chocolate throughout this pregnancy.

Amanda, good point about the cheese from Canada/USA... I should be less "Eurocentric" with my food habits and give it a try. I love goat cheese too. Now I am hungry!
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1039620 tn?1272594004
If that is the case, then I am having a glass of eggnog, LOL
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