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I love "I didn't know I was pg"....
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Re: I love "I didn't know I was pg"....
Seriously...this one is good!
I never understood how girls wouldn't know they were pregnant, but other than 2 wks of nausea, sore boobs and missed periods, I really don't feel any different. So I guess I can sorta get it, but come on...pay attention to your cycles!!
Those are speshul!
Hahahaha! I was thinking the same thing.
Those brows are crazy!
I can understand not knowing you're pregnant, but to not know you're in LABOR? And these women have already had other kids! Oy!
Update! This lady's 46? Wow- I wouldn't think I was pg either! OMG! And she had her tubes tied?? This one is fab!
THIS. I never understand how these women did not know they were pregnant, but if I'd had my tubes tied, my last thought would also be pregnancy.
This makes me wish I had watched it!!
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Thank you! I haven't ever watched West Wing, is it a good character or will people associate her with a witch?..haha
My mother was in her late 40s and had her tubes tided years before when she became pregnant again. She first thought she was going through menopause when her period stopped, but after the nausea started, she went to the doctor and found out she was pregnant after the doctor told she couldn't be if she had her tubes tied. Go figure.
Except for the blows to the bladder and the 3 am disco dance off this girl is having in my uterus....LOL...sure I guess I sorta get it....Ummm...no....no....I take that back...I really really don't get it!!
I can maybe understand not knowing you are pregnant if you are very fat/obese and don't menstruate regularly. You might not notice a 15 or 20 lb weight gain, and maybe just attribute the movement to a lot of gas or indigestion. It is the normal-sized ladies who shock the heck out of me. And the stories where they push out the unexpected child on the toilet - gave me nightmares!
I personally didn't really *feel* pregnant until about week 18 or so, when my waist got too big for my largest pants & shorts. So far, I've only gained about 9 or 10 lbs, but my waist is HUGE and I feel a lot of tumbling down in my abdomen. I didn't have any morning sickness (I know, I was lucky!) and even though I was drop-dead tired int he second/third month, since it that was back in Feb/March, I can see just assuming I had a lingering, low grade flu or mono.