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Being Pregnant is not Being Handicap!
Ive been so irratated I heard it was save to travel by car and people are trying to tell me no because im pregnant or carry a empty box. I am fine! Who else is having these problems?!
I mean I'm 26+5and I still ride my horse. Pretty sure I can go shopping by myself or go to the zoo. Yes I have trouble getting up off the floor or getting out of bed but I can do it and if I need help I just ask. My family is good about it to. My mom bugs a little bit about working with the horses but that's understandable. One stupid little thing and a serious injury could happen.
I wish they'd trust us to know our own limits! I am a very strong person physically, so I if it doesn't make me strain I do it, if I'm not sure I ask my husband. They always offer and I tell them I'm fine and they let me do it. I'm grateful people care and want to help, but they need to trust that we will ask for the help if we need it, and if we say we can do it then let us do it.
Oh lucky you in some ways.. I'm 32+6 back pain is killing me also are braxton hicks and a sharp pain I sometimes get on my pelvis, and I have to do everything by my own and, I can't rest at afternoon... by the end of the day I'm pretty tired and in pain :(...
Yes. I pick up my son he is 2 and everyone flips out. I'm sitting over here like i am pregnant not handicap lol. Gets to me so bad
Omg my mom or mom in law treat me like that I cant even pick up my 2 1/2 year old nephew! Im sure pregnant girls with kids pick up their kids lol
Yes! Anytime I want to go shopping ppl insist I go with somebody just in case I get tired or bags get too heavy! It makes me mad, I can still do things on my own.
If I need help I would ask.
If I need help I would ask.
My husband won't let me do anything. I can't even carry my own groceries! Its making my arms flabby. I used to lift weights all the time. Now I have flabby legs and arms!
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