Beer belly? - I don't think so . . . . . .

[Guest guest]

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I haven't been able to lay on my stomach for years!

Feels like I'm laying on a ball. Had to get used to sleeping on my side.

I am going to have a myo soon, and hopefully I'll get to go back to my favorite

sleeping position as well.

Good luck to you, and congratulations on the birth of your twins!

Marisa

[Guest guest]

,

I haven't been able to lay on my stomach for years!

Feels like I'm laying on a ball. Had to get used to sleeping on my side.

I am going to have a myo soon, and hopefully I'll get to go back to my favorite

sleeping position as well.

Good luck to you, and congratulations on the birth of your twins!

Marisa

[Guest guest]

,

I haven't been able to lay on my stomach for years!

Feels like I'm laying on a ball. Had to get used to sleeping on my side.

I am going to have a myo soon, and hopefully I'll get to go back to my favorite

sleeping position as well.

Good luck to you, and congratulations on the birth of your twins!

Marisa

[Guest guest]

Hi All!

Curious if anyone else is unable to lie on their stomach due to

their lovely protruding fibroid??? I am 11 weeks post c-sect (had

some REALLY stinkin' cute twins! ) and my Gigantor 'Roid

(intramural in the fundus), though it has shrunk some, is still

causing quite a bit of belly distention. My uterus is still quite

large and I am bleeding lots, but I am desperate to try to tighten

up my abdomen ----- at least the parts that were stretched due to

carrying the babies!

It is near impossible for my to lay on my stomach --- it is the

weirdest sensation. I discovered this while trying to do Pilates -

which was recommended by my OB to tighten up my abdominal wall.

Sooooo, who's got the magic belly tightening/excersing/get-me-to-

stop-looking-6-months-preggo-with-twins answer?????

I'll settle for being able to lay on my belly ----- my favorite

sleeping postion.

Side note: My OB wants to wait until July to see if the invader and

uterus will shrink down as the preggo hormones decrease. Who was it

that said, " the wayyyyiting is the harrr-dest part . . . "

Thanks for any input you fabulous ladies provide!

My best,

[Guest guest]

I am also unable to lie on my stomach, and if I happen to roll there

during the night I wake up from the pain/pressure and then have to go

to the bathroom because my bladder feels ready to pop. That used to

be my favorite sleeping position though.

Another problem I am having is pants don't fit because of my bulging

belly. I got some that are larger size but then the legs and thighs

are too big and rub too much. Short of spending money to taylor them

or wearing maternity pants I don't know what to do. I work in an

office, so I can't wear the things I am most comfortable in like

sweats or pj pants.

[Guest guest]

I am also unable to lie on my stomach, and if I happen to roll there

during the night I wake up from the pain/pressure and then have to go

to the bathroom because my bladder feels ready to pop. That used to

be my favorite sleeping position though.

Another problem I am having is pants don't fit because of my bulging

belly. I got some that are larger size but then the legs and thighs

are too big and rub too much. Short of spending money to taylor them

or wearing maternity pants I don't know what to do. I work in an

office, so I can't wear the things I am most comfortable in like

sweats or pj pants.

[Guest guest]

I am also unable to lie on my stomach, and if I happen to roll there

during the night I wake up from the pain/pressure and then have to go

to the bathroom because my bladder feels ready to pop. That used to

be my favorite sleeping position though.

Another problem I am having is pants don't fit because of my bulging

belly. I got some that are larger size but then the legs and thighs

are too big and rub too much. Short of spending money to taylor them

or wearing maternity pants I don't know what to do. I work in an

office, so I can't wear the things I am most comfortable in like

sweats or pj pants.