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9807151 tn?1406762059

Subway

Idc im eatting it this week... and yes im getting tuna.. I haven't had it in a long timee and I really want it..
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9807151 tn?1406762059
I haven't had tuna for 3 months.. I pray over my food everytime... so im getting my tuna lol
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My doctor told me tuna was fine just eat it like once a week
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My doc just said take in very small amounts because even though it may not be much at all for us it can be.way to.much for the baby and cause problems. Especially if the prenatal contain fish oil
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7442316 tn?1399778535
I had subway all the time. Was never told not to
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Their tuna may contain bacteria from sitting there, ive worked at subway and the way they have it sit, just concerns me. Maybe try another sandwich? But if u neeeed the tuna (ik now hoe u feel i want steaksub ahah) try to get it as early in the day as possible
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I would crave subway soo much and ate the tuna one but I was still in early pregnancy so I suffered from sickness so now I can't eat tuna anymore :( The thought of it makes me sick. Sometimes subway in general even though I'm not sick anymore
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I eat it all the time. .. the only thing my doctor told me to stay away from was raw food
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