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Maranda

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Joined: 13 Nov 2003
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Location: PortOrcherd,WA
Pregnecy
Posted: 11-13-03 23:50pm
I sleep all the time, pretty much its all I do is this ok or should I try to be more active.

Is there a at home way to find out if its a girl or boy
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snuggles

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Joined: 07 Jan 2004
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Location: Highland, CA

Posted: 01-07-04 17:27pm
Maybe you should try thr pregnacy forum
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SweetCheeki17

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Joined: 07 Jan 2004
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Location: new york
Marand.....
Posted: 01-21-04 08:14am
I would say that you should be up and be more active sometimes. Just set up your time and the time you meet to sleep... Then sleep. Lol its fine to be sleepy.. Thats part of your pregnancy. Good luck.
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