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cravings!

I'm 6w2d and literally all I want to eat is fruits and veggies. Is there any I should stay away from and is it okay to just eat those?
What is everyone else's cravings? (:
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I never used to drink milk but recently I've been drinking 3 huge cups a day its the only thing that really seems to make me not so thirsty.  Is there anything else besides meat with protein?
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10084709 tn?1407712389
And make sure you're getting calcium. A lot of mommies get tooth aches from a lack of calcium.
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That's totally fine and will help with digestion :-) just make sure you are getting enough protein. Protein is very important during pregnancy!
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I've never really liked meat.  So its really hard and like green peppers carrots avocado broccoli celery oranges apples bananas grapes strawberries blueberries raspberries. I can't seem to ever eat enough. And the veggies are all raw
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All i want is fruit. I really dont even want meat. It makes me feel all queezy. Im 13w
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lucky u, im trying to stay healthy by eating more veggies but i seem to cant stand most veggies, what kinda veggies u eating? is it cooked or raw?
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8377023 tn?1399509160
Try and add in some meat but yes those are filled with lots of nutrients for you and baby
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