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Is it true

So I haven't done alot of walking since I've been pregnant because the whether has just been soooo hot I literally feel like I'm going to pass out so anyway I just want to know if it's true that I will have a difficult delivery since I haven't really been walking?
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I have heard the same thing but i also had a c section so i dont know about labor but it definately helped me heal faster espcially since i only had to stay in the hospital 2 days cause of recovering fast. I havent walked az much this time cause of the heat and extreme pain throughtout my pregnancy so im hoping i recovery fast this time too
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They just say you'll have an easier labour if you keep for during pregnancy and your recovery will be ALOT better so Mabey start going for little walks & take a bottle of water with you if it's too hot
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They say if you're not active enough your labor most likely will be hard and if you stay active your labor will be easy my first labor was a c-section but I heal really quick because I was active walkingand to support groups in pregnancy classes so I did a lot my other pregnancies as well as now I'm in two support groups one breastfeed in class I ride my bike and go swimming and I walk a lot
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I don't know from experience because I had a csection due to complications but none of my friends did any exercise throughout their pregnancies.
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