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stefakitty · November 2014

Edited by mod. Don't call other posters names and do not insult their children.

stefakitty · November 2014

Rude much? I've done my fair share of googling. Thank you. If you don't want to answer then don't.

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PrimRoseMama · November 2014

Symptoms (or lack thereof) meaning nothing. Relax.

taahira · November 2014

It is true. This question is asked daily. If you put your question into the search function. You will see hundreds of answers.

normandyn7 · November 2014

Yay? You should be happy your symptoms are subsiding. I've known women that have morning sickness until they give birth. You'll start "feeling pregnant" soon enough and then you can complain about that. And I second the search option. This is a daily question on here.

Ckorines · November 2014

I've had a healthy pregnancy resulting in my beautiful daughter and also suffered from a miscarriage. With my daughter, I felt great! No symptoms. With my second pregnancy, I was miserably sick.... Every pregnancy symptom you could imagine. It means nothing. Your body will change as the pregnancy progresses. Have faith in yourself and your doctors that you are doing everything right and try not to worry too much. Just enjoy the ride. Good luck.

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taahira · November 2014

stefakitty said:

Edited by mod. Don't call other posters names and do not insult their children.

So 7 or 8 people gave you straightforward, factual answers to your question. 2 people told you this question is asked a lot, so search first. And your response is that "all of these mothers" are trolls and their kids are the spawn of satan? I think you need a reality check.

@stefakitty‌ this is so true. Makes me wonder how you handle the real world, if you can't handle some harmless comments. I think someone here needs help, and it's not us. :-/

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