Watermelon

Re: Watermelon

• mama_cito95 member

  July 2010

  And it helps keep me regular (TMI?)

  2nd ectopic resulted in loss of tube. HSG revealed remaining tube is "severely torqued".
  IVF #1: ER 03/29/10; ET 04/01/10: transferred 2 embies; Beta #1 (9dp3dt)- 45; Beta #2 (11dp3dt)- 91= BFP
  FET#1: ET 04/18/12: transferred 4 embies; Beta #1: >2 = BFN
  IVF #2: ER 06/20/12; ET 6/25/12: transferred 2 embies; Beta #1 on 7/5/12= BFN
  8/16: hysteroscopy for polyp removal
  11/11: hysteroscopy #2 for yet another polyp removal
  FET#2: ET 12/15/12: transferred 3 embies; Beta #1 (9dp5dt): 12/24/12: 426; Beta #2 (11dp5dt): 845= BFP
  u/s 1/9= triplets!; miscarried all three on 1/10/13...

  
  

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• babyonthebrain2010

  July 2010

  I feel the same way, but about peaches and cantaloupe.

  :runs to go get more peaches and cantaloupe:
  

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• babyonthebrain2010

  July 2010

  mama_cito95:

  And it helps keep me regular (TMI?)

   

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• paigeapoe member

  July 2010

  :goes n gets watermelon from fridge:

  BFP#1 EDD 12/31/2010, Mommy's little girl Born 01/05/2011 Married My Love on 07/07/2012 BFP#1 EDD 08/14/2013. Suspected m/c 12/16/2012

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• AllSmiles1210 member

  July 2010

  I'm the same way about homemade lemonade! It's so good and refreshing!

  ::takes sip of large cup in hand right now::
  

  
  

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• Cheekers2010 member

  July 2010

  Blueberries!

  
  

  
  

  BFP2: 10/27/13(edd 7/10/14) "Speck" ~ M/C 12/5/13
  

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• GreenPapaya member

  July 2010

  Oooh, lemonade sounds yummy too.  Today at lunch the place that I went to (D'Amico's in Roseville for those who may be in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area), they had homemade basil lemonade, so YUM!  AND, they served it in this little pitcher so you could pour it over ice by yourself, so cute.

   

  Anyway, back to watermelon.  I did a little research (since I have eaten so much watermelon that I'm surprised I'm not turning into a green melon with a red fleshy interior).  Apparently one slice of watermelon (approx 1/16th of a giant melon) has:

  Nutrition Facts

  Serving Size 1 cup, balls (154.0 g) 1 cup, diced (152.0 g) 1 melon (15" long x 7-1/2" dia) (4518.0 g) 1 wedge (approx 1/16 of melon) (286.0 g) 10 watermelon balls (122.0 g) 1 NLEA serving (280.0 g)

  Amount Per Serving

  Calories 86 Calories from Fat 4

  % Daily Value*

  Total Fat 0.4g 1%

  Saturated Fat 0.0g 0%

  Polyunsaturated Fat 0.1g

  Monounsaturated Fat 0.1g

  Cholesterol 0mg 0%

  Sodium 3mg 0%

  Total Carbohydrates 21.6g 7%

  Dietary Fiber 1.1g 5%

  Sugars 17.7g

  Protein 1.7g

  Vitamin A 33% ? Vitamin C 39% Calcium 2% ? Iron 4%

  So eat on ladies, and enjoy!!  (I'm sure peaches and cantaloupe are good for you too )
  

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• ashleynicoles member

  July 2010

  Ohhhh yessss to the watermelon! I have been watermelon deprived here since ours are the size of cantaloupes and not nearly as juicy and sweet as back home. 

   

  SIGHHHHHH.  

  

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• divaessence member

  July 2010

  GreenPapaya:

  I think I would be happy if i was just constantly eating watermelon right now.  It's so sweet and delicious, and it makes me feel cooler and hydrated in the heat and humidity.  It must be the most amazing thing ever.  Yay watermelon.

   

  That's all.
  

   

  THIS!!!!!!
  

  Our beautiful baby boy!!!

  

  Trust in the Invisible ... and expect the INCREDIBLE!!!

  

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