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what do I do

I am 17 days away from having our baby girl our third baby and My husband said that i have changed that im not his "wife" anymore and he wants to know what he needs to do to help me..

Hes not being mean at all about he wants to know whats wrong with me. But i dont know whats wrong alls i know is that im very uncomfortable because she is already weighting at 9 pounds i dont sleep ever. He has been really good to me like staying up till i fall asleep and when i wake at night he gets up with me and helps me walk to the bathroom and stuff.

What can i do to help him not worry about me? Any other of you ladies have this problem  
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Order some progessence plus from Young living for after baby arrives. It will help to naturally balance your hormones so you can avoid the highs and lows. Right now, there isn't much he can do for you, you are uncomfortable,  tired, and probably a little out of sorts. I would recommend lavender and/or peace and calming to help you get more rest and feel more yourself. Good luck.
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It's probably due to hormones and will hopefully change after birth. Sounds like he really wants to help you but neither of you know how. Sleep deprivation and weighing more that usual is uncomfortable and hard to get the SO to understand or know what to do about it. Try figuring out other stuff he can help you with so he knows he's doing something useful and you don't need to deal with that and can focus on rest and be comfortable.
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