Re: An important Question ... loss info ment.

[Guest guest]

> How stretchy is the Uterus? I am concerned, I am very small

framed,

> tall and honestly I look at my tummy and think NO WAY, it will be

> impossible for me to carry a 7 pound bub in my tum??

> Does anyone know the uterus ruptures?? and also do you know if the

> uterus can just stop growing if so then ... what happens?

I kept asking my peri the same questions and he'd just laugh and

say, " It'll stretch! " I was afraid that my UU would literally

explode! PTL and IC would be bigger concerns than rupture...if the

uterus has just reached it's limit, it would try to get that baby

out. Just think of all of these stories of women who have carried

3, 4, 5 babies. The uterus is PRETTY stretchy!

I'm also tall and very thin (well, not quite as thin post-baby!) My

belly did just fine and I never even got a stretch mark! I did have

PTL, but we were still able to hold off delivery until 36 weeks.

UU, 30

[Guest guest]

Hi

Thanks for your reply, WOW I feel so much better knowing that

CONGRATULATIONS too on your sucessful preggo it is great to hear

success stories.

Another Q though, How do you know if the baby implants in a good

position? Does the Peri tell you?

Thanks

>

> > How stretchy is the Uterus? I am concerned, I am very small

> framed,

> > tall and honestly I look at my tummy and think NO WAY, it will

be

> > impossible for me to carry a 7 pound bub in my tum??

> > Does anyone know the uterus ruptures?? and also do you know if

the

> > uterus can just stop growing if so then ... what happens?

>

> I kept asking my peri the same questions and he'd just laugh and

> say, " It'll stretch! " I was afraid that my UU would literally

> explode! PTL and IC would be bigger concerns than rupture...if

the

> uterus has just reached it's limit, it would try to get that baby

> out. Just think of all of these stories of women who have carried

> 3, 4, 5 babies. The uterus is PRETTY stretchy!

>

> I'm also tall and very thin (well, not quite as thin post-baby!)

My

> belly did just fine and I never even got a stretch mark! I did

have

> PTL, but we were still able to hold off delivery until 36 weeks.

>

>

> UU, 30

[Guest guest]

Hi

Thanks for your reply, WOW I feel so much better knowing that

CONGRATULATIONS too on your sucessful preggo it is great to hear

success stories.

Another Q though, How do you know if the baby implants in a good

position? Does the Peri tell you?

Thanks

>

> > How stretchy is the Uterus? I am concerned, I am very small

> framed,

> > tall and honestly I look at my tummy and think NO WAY, it will

be

> > impossible for me to carry a 7 pound bub in my tum??

> > Does anyone know the uterus ruptures?? and also do you know if

the

> > uterus can just stop growing if so then ... what happens?

>

> I kept asking my peri the same questions and he'd just laugh and

> say, " It'll stretch! " I was afraid that my UU would literally

> explode! PTL and IC would be bigger concerns than rupture...if

the

> uterus has just reached it's limit, it would try to get that baby

> out. Just think of all of these stories of women who have carried

> 3, 4, 5 babies. The uterus is PRETTY stretchy!

>

> I'm also tall and very thin (well, not quite as thin post-baby!)

My

> belly did just fine and I never even got a stretch mark! I did

have

> PTL, but we were still able to hold off delivery until 36 weeks.

>

>

> UU, 30

[Guest guest]

Hi

Thanks for your reply, WOW I feel so much better knowing that

CONGRATULATIONS too on your sucessful preggo it is great to hear

success stories.

Another Q though, How do you know if the baby implants in a good

position? Does the Peri tell you?

Thanks

>

> > How stretchy is the Uterus? I am concerned, I am very small

> framed,

> > tall and honestly I look at my tummy and think NO WAY, it will

be

> > impossible for me to carry a 7 pound bub in my tum??

> > Does anyone know the uterus ruptures?? and also do you know if

the

> > uterus can just stop growing if so then ... what happens?

>

> I kept asking my peri the same questions and he'd just laugh and

> say, " It'll stretch! " I was afraid that my UU would literally

> explode! PTL and IC would be bigger concerns than rupture...if

the

> uterus has just reached it's limit, it would try to get that baby

> out. Just think of all of these stories of women who have carried

> 3, 4, 5 babies. The uterus is PRETTY stretchy!

>

> I'm also tall and very thin (well, not quite as thin post-baby!)

My

> belly did just fine and I never even got a stretch mark! I did

have

> PTL, but we were still able to hold off delivery until 36 weeks.

>

>

> UU, 30