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bluegirl - Tuesday, 24 June
I get the same thing but it doesn't feel like discharge and it doesn't smell like pee. I don't know if I am sweating more down there or something but I always feel very damp too.

Madisons-Mom - Tuesday, 24 June
I read your comment about being "moist", don't worry I've been going through the same thing, one of my girlfriends just gave birth in April and she had to wear a panty liner through almost her entire pregnancy!!!!

newmommy713 - Wednesday, 11 June
 girl how in the world can they tell you that ur small??? your belly is bigger than mine = ( i wish i would show more..maybe in another month or so

jennifer1017 - Wednesday, 4 June
I know. That is definitely the silver lining. If they hadn't offered us another ultrasound, my appointment at the 3D place would be booked already!

jennifer1017 - Tuesday, 3 June
The ultrasound was kind of a let-down. The baby kept his or her legs up tight and the tech said "70% girl" but couldn't totally confirm it because "she" wouldn't give us the full frontal view, just the view from below. They also couldn't get a good view of the heart, so we have to repeat the ultrasound on the 26th! Which of course makes me happy because hopefully she'll let everyone see. I'm drinking a giant Mountain Dew beforehand, that should wake her up!

Chicky - Tuesday, 3 June
Awweeee, I'm soooo happy 4 u!!! Congrats

nchalloner - Tuesday, 3 June
congrats on ur lil girl

shellers - Thursday, 29 May
I had the same thing happen to my legs last night! I went to a softball game and by the end I could barely walk!! I heard eating bananas helps with leg cramps so I'm going to try that...

jennifer1017 - Thursday, 29 May
Thanks. It makes me feel better to know that there are other people in the same situation. It's just that when I read about people already feeling kicks & punches, I'm like, "what's wrong with my baby? it doesn't really move" I felt some distinct movement over the weekend, but now it's been days. Monday can't come soon enough. Keep me posted on how you're doing.

ourfirstone - Tuesday, 27 May
Hi! Just wanted to say that I'm in the same boat. I sometimes feel a lot of flutters, and then nothing for days. No real 'kicks' yet. I would say give it a few more weeks. Hope the headaches stop for you!! XOXOXOXO

Chicky - Tuesday, 27 May
Hi, it's happening to me too. Some days I feel quite alot of movement and other days barely anthing! I read on another website that you shoud be concerned after 21 weeks if you don't feel your baby move within a 24 hour period. I also had plenty of migraines until about 3 weeks ago, which I did not have before the pregnancy. Don't worry too much, baby is still fairly small. Tmoro is a fresh day with fresh movements. Blessings to u 2.!!!

jpritt5522 - Wednesday, 7 May
Thanks! I will ask him!

MrsB - Monday, 7 April
everyone feels different at this stage I think. I drove from Cali to NJ for five days when I was 9 weeks pregnant with no problems. I wouldn't do it now but more as a preference, I just don't have the stamina for it. but if I had to drive 8 hours and I had to take a plane, it could be done very easily. It's more that I just don't want to, if that makes sense. and I love traveling!! can't wait to do it with a baby, even with all of the stuff they need...lol.

momofthree - Monday, 7 April
Hi there, it's doable...I travel for business a lot, and most airlines say that as long as you're travelling before 32 weeks. So...check with the airline. The 8 hour drive would be worse than flying...but still doable...especially if you take a few breaks and stalk your car with lots of snacks and drinks!

dosterslady - Monday, 7 April
Hello
I am nearly 27 weeks and I drove to take my hubby back to his ship (he is in the Navy) yesterday and then drove home and so i was in the car driving for about 8 hours!! I was fine. I just stopped when i needed to but I was quite comfortable. I have never flown while pregnant so can't help with that part of your journey!!
Have a great day.

saraha - Monday, 7 April
I definately think it's doable! As long as you stretch a lot! I am almost 27 weeks and I can't even sit through a baseball game, BUT as long as I stretch and walk around every so often I'm fine!

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