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cold all the time!!!

I'm 9 weeks 5 days. And I'm always cold. It's the middle of June. I live in sunny lake Tahoe but I can't keep warm. I wake up and stay in my blankey until work time. Get ready and at work I'm okay the moment I am home I'm back under my blankey. Anyone else having a hard time staying warm? I'm wearing pants when its 65-70°(f) because I'm soo cold. I just wanna be able to enjoy the nice summer time and get a little sun on my body!!!!
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I'm guessing I should be happy to be cold. Well thank you mommies and good luck to all of us!! I'm excited to be hot!!! Lol guess that's a good way to loom at it
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Im 19 weeks and I wish I was cold, I can't ever cool off!
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9207519 tn?1407111405
Almost fainted twice cause of the heat. . :o & get dizzy. Always have to be with a water bottle, & at parks with my battery working fan.
& i loved the heat.:/
"Summer here we comeeee.."
19 weeks. :)
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I stay cold and I'm 7 weeks and 5 days. Outside I get kind of warm when it's around 75+
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I wish!!! I'd do anything to be way more warm!!!
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I'm just the opposite, HOT ALL THE TIME! 5 weeks 4 days and I'm wearing shorts in that weather lol. My hubby thinks I'm nuts lol
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