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How Much Should I Be Lifting ?

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Suzy

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How Much Should I Be Lifting ? Posted: 09-20-03 18:40pm


I am 6 weeks pregnant and everything is going well, I had a miscarriage 3 months ago so I am very concerned everytime I sneeze, breath or lift something. My husband is waiting for a back operation so I do everything around the house including all house work, looking after the pets kids and bringing in the wood. How much am I supposed to be lifting without causing me to have another miscarriage ?

nikki_caro

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Posted: 09-22-03 11:44am


Dont lift too muck. 10-15 is the max. No more than that. Itll put too much strain on you.

Suzy

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Lifting During Pregnancy Posted: 09-22-03 16:25pm


Thanx nikki, I wasn't sure, and no one else seemed to have a clue. Regards, suzy.

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