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Made fun of for eating!

I'm 37w3days. Im 5'6 151lbs. I was 112 when I got pregnant . Doc says I had a healthy weight gain so far , no problems at all during my pregnancy. Guess I need to vent!!! Every time I eat someone says something, I'm all belly. I keep getting called beached whale and fat and piggy and Shamu. Its annoying I've cried every time someone says something I just bust out in tears no idea what to do.
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Thanks all of you and goodluck with the babies!
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Thanks all of you
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Your most def none of them your healthy, and your at a good weight gain. Keep your head up and don't let people hurt your feelings !
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Thanks that helped! I'm just overwhelmed and scared and everybody saying stuff is really annoying. Guess my feelings are hurt .
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Your almost due mama. You show them that you can get your body back & still look good. Of course your pregnant & all the extra weight is gonna be issue but like February mommy said your not gonna be pregnant forever. There just being ignorant wait til they have a baby & karma goes back to them
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That's mest up I'm 38 weeks Prego I'm all belly when someone says somthing I'm just like no Sh** or no duh I'm pregnant but js remember yur not GAna be pregnant for long & when yur not yu can work out & get ur body back it all takes time (:
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