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asked by: arcadia on August 13th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

Chris &.I are supposed to go to a show [think loud screaming music] tonight, &.I'm a little bit wary of the fact of how loud it's gonna be. I know in late pregnancy you aren't supposed to be in places with really high decible levels for more than 15 minutes, but what about in early pregnancy [.I'm only 9wks]? Anyone have any insight?

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Bridget

replied on August 13th, 2006

Especially eHealthy

It'll be fine. The baby is still in your pelvic cavity and doesn't have ears yet anyway. Just stay away from the pit!

Who are you seeing?

arcadia

replied on August 13th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

Just a couple of local bands that my friends are in. &.A few touring bands from .Texas &.Michigan, .I believe. The guerrilla cadets, .Trophy scars, .Genghis tron, 2 others that .I can't remember the names of.

I really want to go 'cause .I haven't seen my friends in [literally] months. So .I was hoping it would be alright.

Nataliachick7

replied on August 13th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

I went to shows all the time, its fine

Mesmerizeu19

replied on August 13th, 2006

New User

It definitly shouldn't be a problem, just don't fall over or drink or anything of that nature. Just be cautious and have fun!!

arcadia

replied on August 13th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

I came home early from the show anyway, 'cause .I started to get a headache. But it was fun! I just stood there &ate popcicles &caught up with old friends. Everyone kept calling me .Preggers, haha. :p

daisey25_2003

replied on August 13th, 2006

New User

You will be fine, no worries :d

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