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Is 32 weeks or 33 weeks 8months?
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Pregnancy is 40 weeks if you go by 4 weeks a month that's 10 months therefore 32 weeks is 8 months. That's the easiest way I work it out when I tried to go off the 9 month calculation it was totally confusing! So I stick to 4 weeks a month and pregnancy is 10 months.
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Some people say your pregnant for 10 months and that's why it's kind off best to just go by days . Plus all you have to do is see how far you are from you due date Month. I'm due in March so I consider myself 7 months and I am 30 weeks.  
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13167 tn?1327194124
No you're not,  maritz.  

Look at a calendar and count the months.  Don't count weeks,  count months.

And actually,  you're only pregnant for 8.5 months,  not nine,  because you get two "free" weeks at the beginning of your pregnancy before you're actually pregnant.  

Look at a calendar,  and count from ovulation to due date,  by months,  and it's 8.5,  not 10.  
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No... 8*4 is 32 so you are 8 months. We are technically prego for 10 months..
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13167 tn?1327194124
You'll be 8 months at 36 weeks,  with 4 weeks to go until you're due.  
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P.s I'm 31 weeks 4 days
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I'm 31 weeks and in my eighth month already according to my pregnacy app...
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Which weeks gonna make me 8 months?
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10798067 tn?1431550433
Its 7 months
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Thanks, my stupid friends just been confusing me alot
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13167 tn?1327194124
No.   32 weeks is 7 months.  

That's why you still have two months to go before you are 9 months.  
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