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Momma_In_3_weeks

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Bleeding Posted: 10-07-03 10:00am


If you are bleeding anything, anything at all.......I'd get it checked out immediatly. It isnt normal to bleed during pregnancy until 2-3 weeks before labor...Which I doubt your at. Good luck. Natasha

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Posted: 10-07-03 10:04am

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