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marygn - 41.8 hours ago
hay, its me again, i was just reading your borth story, were u REALLY in labor for a HALF HOUR???????? OMG!!!!!!! (lucky,l.o.l)

marygn - 41.8 hours ago
wow, congrats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and wow 23' long, hes gonna be tall!!! and he was 2 weeks early????? ya i had my girl, on march 11, 08, shes already 9 1/2 weeks, good luck n God bless, talk soon!!!!!

marygn - Friday, 9 May
hay there, how r u feeling???? gettin close i see! getting nervous or scared or excited or all of the above?? i was just checkin to see how u made out taking out your piercing or if u decided to leave it in?? well if i dont hear from ya, good luck with everything!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Belle-Neely - Wednesday, 7 May
welll my husband was convinced it was a girl lol and shes a girl!!!! and LOL at race me to the finish line hehe, I really laughed when I read that...I cant believe we are almost there, I mean 13 days till our due date...so basically we WILL have our babies within the next 13 days...I CANT WAIT!

marygn - Tuesday, 6 May
ya let me know how it goes! it shouldnt close ive had mine out for 5 weeks sometimes!! good luck !

Belle-Neely - Tuesday, 6 May
Im hoping to go early too! Any day NOW would be good for me haha! I am so ready to have this little girl and hold her in my arms instead of my belly!

marygn - Monday, 5 May
hay there, ive had it in for almost 8 yrs, but i say DEF take it out!!!!!!!!!!! there is sooooo much going on down there for a delivery its not even funny!!! all kinds of tools and hands, u DEF dont wanna rip it!!!! it just pops open whe u pull on the ring, the ball will release then u just take it out! i had mine out for about a month!! i took it out right before i had her, it goes right back in(depending on how ever long u had it pierced) if u just got it done rercently then mabe not, its not hard to get back in, just mabe putting the ball back on is a pain in the ass! the last one i had was easy, this one is alot harder to clamp onto the ball!! just sit down and pull the ball apart GENTLY, and like i said the ball should release, when u r putting it back in same thing put the ring in, then open GENTLY(l.o.l) put the ball in between and it should close!!! ( i only needed pliers for my stomach piercing, not this!!) good luck but i most def say TAKE IT OUT!!!!!!!!!!

Belle-Neely - Monday, 5 May
i was going to say if I have my baby before yours I will let you know...lol, but we are due on the same day...so that might not work haha

marygn - Tuesday, 29 April
hi there i just read your comment and i do have a hood piercing n i took it out! i got it like 7 yrs ago but some much is going on down there at the time.,believe u me!!!!!!. i would n suggest to def take it out, i had my lit girl 7 weeks ago...although it feelds a lit tight now that its back in???!! dont knoe why!! good luck

bigmommat - Tuesday, 29 April
i would take it out until after the birth only because of the swelling and bruising that labour COULD cause.
I would rather be safe then sorry and it be ripped out in the process

Belle-Neely - Tuesday, 29 April
congrats! we are due on the same day:P

jenelle - Tuesday, 8 April

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jaimiecollette - Saturday, 29 Mar
I read your comment about feeling like a beast, and i am so with you. There are days i can't even bare to look at myself in the mirror, my husband is wonderful though and always tells me i look gorgeous. You are grogeous and beautiful not matter how your feeling!!! let me know how your photo shoot goes?? i have one next month, i hope out baby doesn't decided to come out before though.

cate - Saturday, 29 Mar
Don't worry.. I feel the same way. with my husband and all. I'm sure it's normal for us though : /

niseybear - Thursday, 21 Feb
One more thing...there may be times when you wake up on your back, don't panic, just roll over to your left or right side. It happened to me a lot while I was pregnant and when I asked my OB about it, she said so long as I don't start on the back all is well. Typically the pressure I was feeling from being on my back is what woke me up. I could hardly sleep on my right side either.

Best of luck to you!

niseybear - Wednesday, 20 Feb
About sleeping on your back: What position is safest to sleep in while pregnant?

Sleeping on your back while pregnant can create pressure on a major vein called the inferior vena cava. This vein returns blood from the lower body to your heart. This may lead to lightheadedness and/or numbness. In addition this may cause pressure on your back and intestines, leading to discomfort.

Sleeping on your stomach is not recommended because it can cause pressure on the fetus.

Most physicians recommend that a woman sleep on her left side while pregnant. this allows for the maximum blood flow to the baby, and it will also improve kidney function for the mother. The improved kidney flow will help to reduce swelling. Because your liver is on the right side of your body, sleeping on your left will keep the pressure off your liver.

Early in pregnancy, you should attempt to get into the habit of side sleeping. Typically the most comfortable position is with your knees bent. You may wish to place a pillow between your knees to sleep more comfortably.

The best sleeping position for a pregnant woman is on her side, especially the left side, because it allows for maximum blood flow to the fetus and improves kidney function in the mother. Improved kidney flow helps to reduce any swelling. Placing a pillow between the knees can help a pregnant woman sleep more comfortably on her side. Also, using a bunched-up pillow or rolled-up blanket at the small of your back may help to relieve some pressure.

It is not uncommon to roll onto your back during the night. Shifting positions is a perfectly natural part of sleep. If you do shift it is possible that the baby's weight may press on the inferior vena cava, causing discomfort and waking you up.

I hope this helps.

flgrl - Wednesday, 30 Jan
Thanks! It was a fun shoot :) congrats on your baby :)

mandr1 - Friday, 25 Jan
I had the same problem with my placenta 4 weeks ago at my first ultrasound. The doctor said not to worry, that it corrects itself 99% of the time. I had another ultrasound this past Tuesday, and low and behold, the placenta had moved up and out of the way...I'm sure everything will be fine with you as well!

my7thbabydueMay20th2008 - Friday, 11 Jan
It is lovely to meet you!



AmyO - Tuesday, 11 Dec
It is very normal to not feel the baby yet. It could take up to week 22 to feel the baby, so just relax, your little one is fine and probably comfortable and happy as can be.



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