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Is it safe to start walking at 36 weeks to help with labour?
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5913031 tn?1382391190
I walk all day 8+ hours at work five days a week and it hasn't seemed to do anything for me lol I'm 34+3 and nothing has happened from all the walking that I've been doing since before this pregnancy lol.. maybe my body is used to it
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5612058 tn?1373576034
Do You Go Walking Yourself?
I've Been In This Neighborhood For Like 8u months and i Still Dont Feel Safe Especially Now That theres Druggies Near our Apt :/
I Walked With My Hubby's Sister's But i Really Didn't like The Walk With Them :/Like
I'm 36 Weeks Also and Need To Walk More
i Could Walk The Stairs i LOVE Doin that but i Would gRather Have Motovation To Do Some Exercising lol

**sorry Long Rant***
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He is getting ready, shifting and everything to come out. Legs probably hurt because he probably sits on some nerves, cramps because of the moving, back pains as well.
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I just went for an hour walk, my babys head has been engaged for a month now.. And im having back pain and cramps in my legs and tummy, and everytime he moves there is a hell of alot of pressure and pain it almost makes me drop to the floor.. What could this be?
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7001988 tn?1392134797
Yes walking is great try doing some squats as well.
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Yes. It will help.
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