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i'm at 151 right now i think... my goal weight after baby is 120.
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i'm ready for her to come already!!! i've been feeling contractions lately but not sure if they're the real deal or just fake. i'll send labor vibes your way if i can get some back too
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have him come to the next appt you have and ask questions, they'll be able to answer you and relieve any concerns you may have. good luck.View Thread
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- Becky
- 5/25/11
- Pink team
- Surprise for when she's born

- 4/26 gb test and hopefully can find out if i'm dilating or not.

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