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Hiding Pregnancy.

I am 5 weeks and not sure if I am gaining or not but I have been sucking in my stomach to hide the pregnancy if I can is this dangerous to the baby?
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Oh wow! , I work two jobs and I dont kno if I should stop working one to decrease my chances of stress but now tht im pregnant I really need the money to save. I actually cant wait to start showing and not have to hide it of course once I tell my family.
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Lol yes ! , I am most afraid of disappointing my parents because I am 21, I havent finished my degree, and Im not married. Of course my parents arent perfect but I kno they think highly of me. Disappointment is the worst feeling ever. Thanks !
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There will come a time when you can't hide it, the baby will stretch out the abdominal muscles and it will be impossible to suck it in. But it shouldn't harm the baby as long as you are still eating healthy and taking vitamins. Had to hide my pregnancy to get a job and I'm 4 months.
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No this song be dangerous for the baby hun, the baby will still be tucked deep within your pelvis at this point and so t move up till your further along don't worry, it is hard hiding it until your ready to tell :)
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No this song be dangerous for the baby hun, the baby will still be tucked deep within your pelvis at this point and so t move up till your further along don't worry, it is hard hiding it until your ready to tell :)
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