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I'm 15 weeks 4 days and I dont feel any bigger? Should I be popped out? Idk where to feel for my uterus either. My stomach feels regular.
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5387794 tn?1373257093
I didn't pop out till 21 weeks.
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Everyones different, but my daughter is 9 months and just barley can you tell shes pregnant in fact people fall over when they ask how far she is and she reply's with 35 weeks She looks about 4 months, but we had a ultrasound last week and there's a 5 pound baby in there all balled up lol
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5492154 tn?1374801006
I'm 24 weeks and just in the last couple weeks am I finally unmistakeably showing
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I remember feeling that way when I was 15 wks. I didnt look pregnant until 23 wks. And im having a boy. Now im 7 months  and starting to look 5 months. Hang in there! Almost there.
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I was really nervous in the beginning about nor showing and felt like everyone showed before I did. I didn't end up showing till 23 weeks! Now I'm 38 weeks and baby is right where he should be. You should have nothing to worry about ! :)
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Thank you. That's reassuring. I get so nervous
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5609044 tn?1383514943
Your tummy will pop out soon,  give it time. Everyone is different. I couldn't feel my uterus around that time either but now at 27 weeks I feel it and my tummy is huge lol
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