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986159 tn?1249059917

I'm sleepy!

Okay I have two other children. A ten year old and a twelve year old. I don't remember much about them pregnancies, but I know they weren't like this one because I would have never gotten pregnant again! I sleep like 16 hours out the day and even then I still am tired. I know that can't be normal. Is anyone else sleep as much?
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I AM SO TIRED!! I also have two kids(3.5 and 1yr) and I work just about full time. I am so tired all day long....In till dinner time and then I am fine....I sleep about 9hours at night but having to get up once or 2x (the youngest is still getting up at night)....I cant keep my eyes open....But its normal!!! Where in chicago are you?? I am about 1.5hours away from chicago!
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986159 tn?1249059917
Yep! I'm in Chicago right off Lake shore Dr. I can understand 9 hours a day, but 16-18 hours is kinda ridiculous! I went for my Glucose testing last Friday and before I even returned home the doctor office was calling me saying that my blood was way to low and they were putting me on iron pills and then I had to go back for testing for anemia. I wonder if that has anything to do with me sleeping so much. I had to quit my job as a cocktail waitress at a casino. They made us wear 2 inch heels for 10 hours a day and if you mix that with hating your job, all the smoke, carrying a tray, and the noise. That would make any pregnant person go insane.
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