Morning sickness and other things

[Guest guest]

My pregnancy after WLS with delivery 10-4-99, was delightful. I didn't have any

morning sickness, just the heartburn as Kris had mentioned, so I popped Tums

right and left. This was my 3rd pregnancy but first with WLS and I did not have

am sickness with the other ones either.

Rita, Weight Watchers won't give pregnant women a plan, I was going until I

bacame preg last Feb and ended up quiting. They used to have a pregnancy plan

several yrs ago, but quit that due to liability reasons.

Vicki

[Guest guest]

If you really want to follow Weight Watchers, then just go to one of the

meeting, get all the literature and info and then follow it at home instead

of attending the weekly meetings. At least you'll have the plan. That's

what I did when I joined. I still have all the info. I even have all the

restaraunt and fast food guides. It's a great program during pregnancy, but

make sure you discuss how many points you should be eating (WW is based on a

points system). Best of luck,

Jenna

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>Reply-To: OSSG-pregnantonelist

>To: <OSSG-pregnantonelist>

>Subject: Morning sickness and other things

>Date: Sat, 26 Feb 2000 09:58:40 -0600

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>My pregnancy after WLS with delivery 10-4-99, was delightful. I didn't

>have any morning sickness, just the heartburn as Kris had mentioned, so I

>popped Tums right and left. This was my 3rd pregnancy but first with WLS

>and I did not have am sickness with the other ones either.

>

>Rita, Weight Watchers won't give pregnant women a plan, I was going until

>I bacame preg last Feb and ended up quiting. They used to have a pregnancy

>plan several yrs ago, but quit that due to liability reasons.

>Vicki

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 02/28/2000 9:43:24 AM Eastern Standard Time,

jsuplicki@... writes:

<< If you really want to follow Weight Watchers, then just go to one of the

meeting, get all the literature and info and then follow it at home instead

of attending the weekly meetings. At least you'll have the plan. That's

what I did when I joined. I still have all the info. I even have all the

restaraunt and fast food guides. It's a great program during pregnancy, but

make sure you discuss how many points you should be eating (WW is based on a

points system). >>

Jenna, thanks for the info. I just may do that for sure. I know I would

like to start tracking stuff, be sure I am not eating too much. Gonna be a

long haul......

Rita

[Guest guest]

Tell me about it. I'm so scared of gaining too much weight. I get cravings

all the time and it drives me nuts! I'm 11 weeks, 3 days along and I've

only gained 2 pounds of the 5 that I lost when I first got pregnant.

Jenna

>From: RitaJKim@...

>Reply-To: OSSG-pregnantonelist

>To: OSSG-pregnantonelist

>Subject: Re: Morning sickness and other things

>Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2000 10:32:07 EST

>

>From: RitaJKim@...

>

>In a message dated 02/28/2000 9:43:24 AM Eastern Standard Time,

>jsuplicki@... writes:

>

><< If you really want to follow Weight Watchers, then just go to one of the

>meeting, get all the literature and info and then follow it at home instead

>of attending the weekly meetings. At least you'll have the plan. That's

>what I did when I joined. I still have all the info. I even have all the

>restaraunt and fast food guides. It's a great program during pregnancy,

>but

>make sure you discuss how many points you should be eating (WW is based on

>a

>points system). >>

>

>Jenna, thanks for the info. I just may do that for sure. I know I would

>like to start tracking stuff, be sure I am not eating too much. Gonna be a

>long haul......

>

>Rita

>

>Children are a reward from the Lord.

>Psalm 127:3

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