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My due date is here

So I'm extremely anxious to meet my son. I'm very irritable. I don't wanna go anywhere or be bothered. I just wanna sleep. I wonder if it's depression??? My son is still comfy. I'm scheduled to b induced on march 6. But I kinda want him out now. I've tried sex. Walking castor oil.. I was thinking massage and hot bath??? Any ideas?
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I did a little research on the massage thing out of curiosity, and I read that there are pressure points somewhere between your heel and ankle bone that will cause contractions which could send you into labor. Pretty interesting!  I've never hear anything like that before. Well now I know what to do if my little one hasn't made his introduction by week 40 haha! Ill have my man give me a deep tissue massage right where it counts!
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They never do while your pregnant I tried different places during different pregnancies and they wouldn't do it. They would rub my calf but not feet. And my friend is 8 months right now and she said the same thing.
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Why won't they rub your feet?
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Thank u ladies. I will try both
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Foot massage, you have pressure points in your feet. But don't bother with a pedi they will NOT rub your feet when your pregnant
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Try squats and ginger tea with hot milk instead of water.
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I've tried that. :/ I'll keep trying.
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Nipple stimulation
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