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3138931 tn?1350940318

Contractions at 24 weeks?!

I know the difference between braxton hicks and contractions so i dont want anyone telling me "its not contractions, its braxton hicks" this is my second child, and i went to the hospital 2 weeks ago for contractions....

anyway, why the heck am i having contractions so early?!?!?!?!?!?! im definitely NOT dehydrated! and all day today ive just been sitting on the couch crocheting halloween stuff with my bf's mom! so i havent done anything to irritate my baby.....i drink plenty of water, hes super active, but im not understanding why im feeling this!!!
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3138931 tn?1350940318
"mothers know best" pssshhhh lol clearly not :P im just not understanding some of this stuff lol
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2094653 tn?1334267573
I'm 30 weeks an have been having contractions only thing is I know I'm not dehydrated I drink plenty water juice all that good stuff. O did clean my house from top to bottom today I think I'm nesting but I lay down an they get worse  I sit up or walk they dye down I'm lost for words as to y this is happening
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I'm 25 weeks and I was experiencing real contractions last night. My mom was trying to tell me it was Braxton hicks and then she was trying to tell me it was gas!!! This I my second pregnancy as well so I know the difference too!!'
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