Story story.
Did she report the case to the police if it was not consensual sex they had?
And that whole dp I hate u thing was childish..
She must have been giving this dude the greenlight since.
Run from her
#I stand corrected

misreal:
Please what is the best gift to give to my lover dis val.she is far from me.

I personally don't think its a must to give her something.... Just make her know how u feel about her throughout the year and valentines day will be like any other normal day for u both...
#i stand corrected!

oluwafunkenny:
pls on the contrary, I have finished all the food in the house and yet I have only gained 4-6kg in 26wks of pregnancy. though this is my first but my tommy is not big and am afraid my baby will be very small.

My gynae said I shldnt worry but I keep on checking up the mirror. Any remedy to increase the weight and size of baby?

1st time pregnancies do not show easily as subsequent ones...I personally think it may be due to tight stomach Muscles of a 1st timer.
I may be wrong

Shawbabe:
Quick question to 2nd (and more times) mothers....pls how does one stop the chances of having a big baby? As in what can I do to reduce the chances of that happening? Because that will mean CS and I don pay for vaginal .
Of course my priority is the best delivery for my child, but can I do anything to greatly reduce that chance?

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How will having a large baby affect the birth?Giving birth to a big baby can be difficult. You may experience perineal tearing, blood loss or damage to your tailbone (coccyx). 

There's also a small chance your baby may experience shoulder dystocia during birth. This is when your baby's shoulders become stuck after you've pushed his head out. It's a rare but very serious situation that needs immediate attention from an obstetrician. 

However, if this happens there's still a good chance you'll be able to give birth to your baby vaginally. For most women, changing to a better position will help their babies be born without the need of an episiotomy or other intervention. A study found that 88 per cent of women who went into labour expecting a large baby managed to have a vaginal birth. 

If you are large for dates, there's a possibility that your midwife may want to induce your labour early. If this is being recommended to you, find out why. For most women with a large baby, inducing labour early doesn't have any proven benefit for mum or baby. 

The only exception to this is if you have diabetes. Inducing you early reduces any risks around giving birth to a large baby. It also means it's less likely you'll need to give birth via a caesarean section. 

If your midwife suspects you have a large baby and recommends a caesarean, ask her to discuss the potential risks compared to a vaginal birth. You'll need to decide what you're most comfortable with.

Shawbabe:
Quick question to 2nd (and more times) mothers....pls how does one stop the chances of having a big baby? As in what can I do to reduce the chances of that happening? Because that will mean CS and I don pay for vaginal .
Of course my priority is the best delivery for my child, but can I do anything to greatly reduce that chance?

A friend just came to visit and said I was gaining too much and am just 14weeks gone..she jokingly said or u want a big baby?...u go tear oo..so I googled this and just saw ur post....
:: What might cause my baby to be large?Probably the most influential factors are: 

Genetics, so if you were a big baby you're more likely to have a big baby.Unmanaged high blood sugar levels from gestational diabetes or pre-existing diabetes.You are also more likely to have a large baby if: 
You have a high body mass index (BMI) at the start of your pregnancy.You've gained a lot of weight during pregnancy.You go more than two weeks past your due dateYou've gained a lot of weight between pregnancies.Even your baby's sex can play a part, as boys are more often larger than girls. And if you've already had a large baby, you're more likely to have large babies in future pregnancies. 

However, be assured that if any of these factors apply to you, you're still more likely than not to have a baby of average size. 

Most newborns who weigh more than 4.5kg (9lb 15oz) are born to women with a low risk of having a big baby. Your midwife or doctor will consider you low risk if you are not diabetic, for example. In reality, much of the variation in birth weights remains unexplained.

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Amazing how some adults hide behind technology and disrespect people anyhow.
Is it a must to answer repeated questions if u do not feel the need to?
Pls cut us all some slack and stop being so arrogant like the world revolves around u.If u can answer great!if not take several seats and let's move on.
Enuf of this cyber bully. As if person hold gun for ur head say make u answer am by force...
Invest ur energy into something else!

Hello good people.... Can someone pls recommend a doctor for north side in Atlanta?
Gracias