Fit, Fabulous, and Pregnant-October 2011

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  • heathercrist1
    heathercrist1 Posts: 806 Member
    babeed so glad to hear your glucose results came back normal! Protein is such in important part of not only your nutrition, but that of your growing baby's health! You should be getting in 80-100 grams of protein a day while pregnant. This can be through beans, eggs, cheese, fish...not just meat. I wish you the best of luck!

    Ever since I began my life with fitness and eating right I've not had a problem with constipation, even now being pregnant so I don't have any experience there. Sorry. Making sure to drink LOTS of water, eat enough fiber (fruits, veggies, whole grains), and exercise really does help. I also drink half a cup of pomegranate cranberry green tea every morning which seems to make things "flow smoothly".

    Ashley (and whoever else mentioned about the baby's activity at night) it is true that to a certain extent the baby will get into a routine of wake/sleep patterns. But you will seem to feel the baby more when you aren't as active so it might seem you feel them more at night. I feel Charlee every night when I lay in bed and read before I go to sleep, and then around midnight (which turns into a potty break), then around 3 or 4 am, then again about 7am...so I'm guessing this is going to be her nighttime routine when she makes her debut into the world.

    paulandrea good luck at your u/s! Girls seem to be the trend on this board lately. :)

    Well I did my walk/hike this morning and it was great being outside. I'm really starting to feel some body fatigue.... My mind and will is still gungho, but my body is starting to get more and more achy and fatigued after and even during the workout. I couldn't do my lower body toning workout after the hike because my lower back and pelvis hurt so bad. So I just did my arm workout. I really need to go to the chiropractor and maybe that might help, but so many people keep telling me I might just have to slow down on my workouts. This is such a hard concept for me to wrap around my brain. I don't know... I guess I will just take it each day at a time.
  • DeniseGdz
    DeniseGdz Posts: 592 Member
    babeed so glad to hear your glucose results came back normal! Protein is such in important part of not only your nutrition, but that of your growing baby's health! You should be getting in 80-100 grams of protein a day while pregnant. This can be through beans, eggs, cheese, fish...not just meat. I wish you the best of luck!

    Heather/Ladies-

    How do you guys eat protien and not feel full? If I take 2-3 bites of protien then I'm pretty much done! It's so filling....
  • mistigoodwin
    mistigoodwin Posts: 411 Member
    babeed - Yay. So glad to hear your good news!!! You will probably feel so much better getting more protein into your diet. I hate going w/o protein and often go over on the amount mfp says to have.

    Constipation - The only time I've had a problem with it was in this pregnancy between weeks 8-12 off and on. I just increased my water, ate grapes and plums everyday and it cleared up. Good luck!!!

    Heather - You've done so great and still are. Don't feel bad if you have to slow down on your workouts. You should be really proud that you've done as well as you have. Take time to rest, you will be glad you did when baby comes!!!

    paulandrea - Can't wait to hear what your having.................Good Luck!!!
  • heathercrist1
    heathercrist1 Posts: 806 Member
    Babeed can you give me an idea of what an average meal/day looks like for you? You can send me a private message if you'd like. During pregnancy you need more protein than normal and like I said before the recommended amount during pregnancy is 80-100 grams (at least). I personally get my protein through nuts, meats, cheeses, yogurt. and eggs. I incorporate protein with every single meal and snack...like for example apple with cheese, chicken breast with baked potato, eggs with OJ.

    Misti thank you so much for you kind words. My husband keeps telling me that same thing. After I ended up in the doc office last Friday for the strained oblique muscle he keeps telling me I need to take it easy cause I'm going to need to be well rested and injury free for the labor/delivery. It is just so hard for me to "admit defeat"... Like I said I'm just going to take it one day at a time.
  • sabrinafaith
    sabrinafaith Posts: 607 Member
    Babeed- I eat about 100-130 grams of protein a day. and i'm always about 50 grams below my carb and sugar limits. Protein does make you full, but that's the point. Its slower to digest than carbs and fat so it keeps you full longer and helps keep cravings away. There are tons of lighter protein options out there: tofu, egg whites, non fat yogurt, low fat cottage cheese, trout, sole, beans, quinoa.
    You don't need big portions, you only need 4 oz of the heavier proteins. Just start small and add something to dinner, then gradually work yourself up to eating a little more protein. You can add some salmon or chicken breast to pastas and salads to start. Some people really don't need much protein to feel full, whereas I need at least 25 grams a meal to be satiated. Each person is different.
  • kdet07
    kdet07 Posts: 117
    So exciting to read about all the ultrasounds!! I still haven't decided if i want to know the gender, hubby is against team green so we'll see. He wants to know A-S-A-P.

    heather, I hope you feel better soon :)

    babeed- I'm the opposite! lately I feel like I can't jam enough protein in my mouth! and YAYYYYY great glucose results!!!

    AFM: Feeling great today, started by Lindsay Brin Prenatal Dvd this morning. She's really peppy, which is exactly what I need in the morning, and I've added heavier weights than what she advises, since for the first 5 minutes I felt silly with 3 lb weights. :) I intend to be as active as possible, and I hope I like the rest of her dvds as much as the first. I plan on doing the yoga later tonight or tomorrow. Pre baby, I was biking 15 miles 2x week, doing zumba & weight training. I've set up the indoor cycle trainer so I can hopefully get in a few good rides in per week.

    any suggestions on a schedule? I'd really like to add yoga to the mix, and I'm so g-d tired that I'd like to keep up with the exercise I've been slacking on. I had my intake appt, HCG was 4537, my fasting glucose was 84 (down from 106 last year!!) and I'm not as anemic as I was previously. all good stuff.
  • DeniseGdz
    DeniseGdz Posts: 592 Member
    Misti- thank you!!

    Heather- I sent you a private message...any help will be greatly appreicated!! And I've read several of the articles on the website you suggested. thank you again

    Sabrina - I use to love some of the things you mentioned, before I got pregnant :laugh:

    Being pregnant (with my first) has definitely been an growing experience. Never thought smell & taste would impact my eating habits in such a large way :noway:
  • H_82
    H_82 Posts: 418 Member
    svgarcia~ I haven't really had issues w/ constipation...there has been a day or two that I didn't go, but otherwise I've been pretty regular. My cure-all is kiwi though.....Eat a few of those & you'll be "good to go" a couple hours later...
  • Raynamama
    Raynamama Posts: 480 Member
    Hi all :)

    Random question for you who are further along and working...how did planning for your maternity leave with your employer go? Were you involved in the process? How far in advance do you plan to bring someone in to train for your position?
    I really only have 4 months until I go on maternity leave, maybe 3.5 depending how close to my due date I can still work and we are going into our busiest time of year - not to mention my dept (only 3 of us not including our manager) feel overwhelmed most of the time as it is...anyway long story short my Manager hasn't said anything to me about it, I asked her a few months ago when I first got pregnant and she just brushed it off.
    With only 3.5-4 months to go and going into our BUSY time I think we should try to find someone sooner rather than later as we will not find someone tomorrow, it takes time to recruit, especially for a 1 year mat leave. (I'm in HR) and I was thinking we could use the extra help while at the same time training this person for everything I do...
    I sent her a meeting request for tomorrow to talk about it so we'll see how it goes, I just wanted to see what others experiences have been like....would love to hear your thoughts!

    Thanks :flowerforyou:
  • paulandrea
    paulandrea Posts: 120 Member
    Is a beautiful baby girl <3 soo happy !! ... and shock i was so sure that it was a boy i don't know why.
    thanks for your messages xoxo
  • AmyMooreOrLess
    AmyMooreOrLess Posts: 320 Member
    Hi everyone!

    My name is Katie, and I am newly pregnant! Just over 4 weeks along now with my first. So I have officially switched from weight loss mode into maintenance mode until I need to up my calories for the baby =)

    Hope you don't mind me joining you all! I'm looking forward to trying to make this as healthy of a pregnancy as I can! And congrats to all of you on your pregnancies!

    Yay!! I was hoping you'd find this board. Welcome!!
  • Lunarokra
    Lunarokra Posts: 855 Member
    Congrats Andrea!!

    Rayna: My dept is also small, and my Controller mentioned that they plan on hiring a temp while I am out. Not sure if they'll hire before I leave and if they don't :ohwell: The HR lady and I will have a meeting soon about maternity leave. Anyways, glad you are proactive on your ML and good luck with your manager.

    Babeed- Sorry, you are still experiencing nausea, and hope you can integrate the proteins you can tolerate to eat. Lentils are a good protein source.

    Well other than that i skipped on the workout tonight, but will do something tomorrow. :yawn:
  • jchecca
    jchecca Posts: 131
    Morning!!!

    Andrea - CONGRATS!!! That is so wonderful!

    Rayna - I think its a great idea to bring it up now and seriously say what you said here...that you want to get all of your ducks in a row because you know you're going into a busy season and you want to help out as much as possible in the planning process if needed. I am sure the conversation will be productive...and I wish you luck chica! When I first told my employer she said that we would just carry on with business as usual and then come December we would talk about a game plan. So I have been doing my research as far as how much time I am taking off and everything else...and kinda want to have the conversation a little earlier...so we'll see!! But good luck...I am sure it will go well :)

    svgarcia - with constipation...I feel like every body is so different and you just need to know what makes yours tick...I know that when I am not getting enough water throughout the day I have issues. Also eating healthy is key...grains, fiber, fresh fruit and veggies!!

    Heather - I know I have only been on this board for a little while...but from what I have read and your pictures...you have been doing so amazing!! Slowing down is not the end of the world...just think-this is a time in our lives where we are creating a miracle inside of us...then we have forever to get back to where we were and continue to be healthy for ourselves and our family. You seriously look amazing girl and you're at 35 weeks wooowhoooo!!!


    So last night I went to my prenatal yoga class and LOVED it!!!! The instructor was amazing and all the ladies in there were just fabulous! We went through and introduced ourselves and said where we were in our pregnancy and just talked about what our experience has been like which was great because we got some good conversations going! Although we only did about 20 minutes of yoga because of the introductions...I know it will be a super beneficial class!!!!

    Goals for the day: no 'random' snacking, drink LOTS of water and walk tonight with the neighbors!!

    Have a great day!!!
  • Babeed: Yay on glucose results being negative! Thank you for bringing up the topic of protein. I didn't realize that I wasn't getting enough daily until the discussion opened up.

    Thanks to everyone for the protein talk. Very helpful information.

    Paulandrea: Congratulations!

    Heather: I wouldn't classify as defeat given how incredibly active you still are. This isn't a question of willpower; its obvious you have plenty of that. If suddenly you were giving into laziness or the 'I just don't feel like it tonight' attitude, I would question defeat, but that's not you. One of the most repeated approaches on this board to determining what our bodies should/can be pushed to during pregnancy is, 'listen to your body'. This is how you have determined your personal limits throughout your pregnancy. Why stop now? I agree with your husband. Please consider this...How would you feel if you were unable to follow your birth plan because you pushed yourself too hard, and didn't listen to your body? I know that is something that only you can answer, but I would be extremely upset with myself. Hope this helps in making you feel better about not completing every daily activity you have planned.

    Better_Balance: Awesome that you have decided on a daycare! That should take a lot of stress off your plate.

    Kristy_estes21: I laughed at your 'smooth sailing' comment!
    Yay on your faster pace! Thats great!
    I too had trouble sleeping on my side. I am naturally a back sleeper, and as soon as I hit my second trimester I did everything I could to sleep on my side. But I was miserable! I would wake every day with knots across my entire back, and I was sleeping so lightly that I wasn't resting. So I purchased a basic body pillow from Target which helped, but I was so stressed and paranoid about not sleeping on my back that I wasn't sleeping well, and I was tensing up so badly while sleeping that my back muscles were making me miserable. So then I thought about it, and I talked to my mom (who has 5 children, 4 pregnancies (twins)), and decided that I needed to let my body do what was natural. For hundreds and hundreds of years, prior to all this new information about optimal circulation and sleeping on our left side, pregnant women just slept at night. It was not a conscious decision. I know as soon as I hit the second trimester it was no longer comfortable to sleep on my belly. So that's been out. And though I haven't experienced it yet, I'm sure my mom is right in that as soon as my belly gets big and HEAVY enough, sleeping on my back won't be comfortable anymore either. Which means I will be sleeping on my side at the point in pregnancy when its the most important (because the baby will be at its heaviest, placing the most pressure on the the aorta and vena cava). Don't get me wrong, I fall asleep on my side, and I wake up throughout the night and adjust back onto my side, but I've stopped being so paranoid about it. I just sleep. Getting any sleep whether on your side or your back, is better than getting no sleep or miserable sleep. I hope this helps!!!

    My husband and I finally finished the Choc-Oat-Chip cookies I made. So that should help keep me from splurging every night. Only was able to get in a quick half-hour walk last night with the pups, but I figured it was better than nothing (had twice the walk planned). Yoga and another walk today, though I plan for the full hour (hopefully over 3 miles). Poached Steel-head trout for dinner last night, with a side of brown rice and swiss chard. Was yummy! Leftovers tonight which will work out just fine because I know its going to be a full night.

    Can anyone share any (easier) lunch ideas with decent protein components? Outside of bringing leftovers, I usually reach for the PB&J on wheat. Need help in this area. Thanks!
  • Just wanting to pose a question out there to you ladies for some discussion - what are everyone's thoughts on using disposable diapers vs. cloth diapers?? I'm still on the fence about what we're going to do...would love to hear your opinions! :smile:

    My husband and I are deciding this right now! We are leaning towards the Bum Genius cloth diapers... I have a friend that has used that brand and it worked out great for her. They are a bit pricey but an investment... We are going to register for them along with everything else.

    We figure we can use them for when we have baby #2 as well. We are choosing cloth for the extended cost savings of buying disposable and the environmental impact. Plus, I have read that if you use cloth is basically eliminates any diaper rash because there are no synthetic material rubbing on the babies bottom.
  • kistinbee
    kistinbee Posts: 3,688 Member
    Rosanna...as far as lunches go, I usually take a salad with light dressing with some cottage cheese and wheat crackers or bread with a light yogurt. Then some fruit and granola bars for snacks. Otherwise I do turkey and cheese on whole wheat with baby carrots and a yogurt. Or leftovers, tuna, something like that. I keep lots of things on hand at home that are quick to grab and take to work. I don't have a lot of time in the mornings! Good luck!
  • DeniseGdz
    DeniseGdz Posts: 592 Member
    Morning!! hope everyone got their daily excercise in last night!
    I wasn't able to do any walking. Dinner got started late, which lead to cleaning the kitchen late and then it was too dark to try to go out. Will try again today.

    Paula, congrats on your new bundle of joy!! A girl!! What a blessing and a joy! I'm sure you guys are just estatic!

    Rosanna- your very welcome. I learned quite a bit myself about protien. Glad we are all able to share our experiences, so we can all learn together. Definitely an advantage we have over our mothers/grandmothers (who didnt have MFP)!!

    Body pillows- I'm a tummy sleeper. needless to say that I can't sleep on my tummy anymore. So hubby and I went the "frugal" route and purchased a down pillow from Anna's Linens (similar to Bed Bath and Beyond-but more cost effective) and have designated it my tummy pillow. I tuck a little under my tummy when on my side and presto...comfy comfy.

    As far as maternity leave- thats something that I haven't done. Do we call HR for that?? Right now I'm having a field day with my health insurance that is coming up for renewal and it's NOT looking very pretty for 2012!!!!!:grumble:
  • Luckily, I haven't really experienced any constipation. Maybe like once, but other than that it's been smooth sailing, so-to-speak. (haha!) Okay, that was kinda gross, but made me chuckle. lol
    The prune juice should help. Hopefully the 7-Up will make it taste better. Do you like eating prunes at all? I like the orange essence ones. Maybe incorporate those into your daily diet and that'll help.

    You are so lucky on the poop deck! I wish I could have a normal bm... Its a gross subject but hey, everybody poops!

    So far, I feel like a bunny with little pellets coming out. I tried prune juice (most disgusting thing in the world!) I don't know if I can stomach the stuff... I was gagging it down and actually had some of it come back up. So I pose this question to everyone. What are some other ways to increase the movement of the bowels? I am getting desperate.
  • emrogers
    emrogers Posts: 328 Member
    Ok, I have a question for you ladies that are in your second tri. I went for what I thought was going to be a 6 mile walk and only did 3 miles. The problem that I'm having is this. I feel like stretching or pulling or some sort of uncomfortable feeling on my lower abdomen. I guess maybe ligaments. Has anybody else experienced this and do you know what it is? I'm starting to freak out because although I wasn't sprint walking or anything I have an event next weekend. YIKES!!!!
    HELP!

    Andrea, CONGRATULATIONS!!!!! How fun! I guess, everyone on here is right. Girls are very poplular on this board! HA!

    Katie: Welcome and congratulations on this fun and interesting, but very special journey!!!!!

    XOXO
    Elce
  • DeniseGdz
    DeniseGdz Posts: 592 Member
    Luckily, I haven't really experienced any constipation. Maybe like once, but other than that it's been smooth sailing, so-to-speak. (haha!) Okay, that was kinda gross, but made me chuckle. lol
    The prune juice should help. Hopefully the 7-Up will make it taste better. Do you like eating prunes at all? I like the orange essence ones. Maybe incorporate those into your daily diet and that'll help.

    You are so lucky on the poop deck! I wish I could have a normal bm... Its a gross subject but hey, everybody poops!

    So far, I feel like a bunny with little pellets coming out. I tried prune juice (most disgusting thing in the world!) I don't know if I can stomach the stuff... I was gagging it down and actually had some of it come back up. So I pose this question to everyone. What are some other ways to increase the movement of the bowels? I am getting desperate.

    Peaches, I was having a similar problem I eneded up getting Benefiber. I take it 3 x a day as directed and sprinkle it on my food. No taste what so ever and fixed my problem.
  • DeniseGdz
    DeniseGdz Posts: 592 Member
    Ok, I have a question for you ladies that are in your second tri. I went for what I thought was going to be a 6 mile walk and only did 3 miles. The problem that I'm having is this. I feel like stretching or pulling or some sort of uncomfortable feeling on my lower abdomen. I guess maybe ligaments. Has anybody else experienced this and do you know what it is? I'm starting to freak out because although I wasn't sprint walking or anything I have an event next weekend. YIKES!!!!
    HELP!

    XOXO
    Elce

    Elce,
    Those lower ab pains are Round Ligament Pains and from what my doctor told me they can be extremely painful (as I found out) he said there is no "fix" for the pain but did recommend getting a belly band for support. He said the pain wouldn't go away but the band would definitely help.

    I get the pains so badly that it literally makes me waddle when I walk....the inside joke in the office is that if I'm not back from the bathroom in 10 min then someone needs to go look for me!!
  • Better_Balance_2011
    Better_Balance_2011 Posts: 3,711 Member
    Lots to follow up on!

    Emrogers - when I got back to running a couple weeks ago I was having these feelings too. Not pain really, just pulling. I think kirstinbee told me she had similar experience when running. I have noticed it has gotten better as I have continued to run weekly.

    Rayna - my boss and my converstaion went something like this, "how long are you taking off?" Me, "12 weeks". Boss, "OK." Per FMLA I am allowed 12 weeks so will take it. I work at an engineering firm in a department of 5 and we all work closely. There are certainly tasks that only I do so I guess I will just have to plan my projects accordingly while gone. I also have remote login on my laptop, so if necessary I can work from home on maternity leave. I am not offering, but am not against as my leave is unpaid and I can be "hourly" while gone. I agree that it will take some planning to fill any position, especially for a year. I agree you need to voice all of your concerns to your boss; you don't want anything coming back on you. Good luck!

    Rosana - I eat a lot of corn tortillas with random toppings. I keep them and a bunch of stuff (cheese, sour cream, spinach, canned chicken, chopped cooked chicken, salsa, refried beans, black beans, hummus, deli meat - warmed up) to put on about 3 tortillas (45 cals each) and nuke it all till cheese melts and spinach wilts. That has been my go to for a couple years.

    I got my yoga in last night and I feel great today! I am sore in many places and have not been in quite some time. It was a slow flow ashtanga class and the instructor was great. It was my first time in yoga since becoming preggo and she told me modifications to do and even propped me up for savasanah. I have 9 more classes at that studio and then will probably get back into yoga at my gym for a bit maybe. Speaking of gym, I am thinking I will be canceling my membership shortly. I talked to my sister and told her about it and basically realized with our new home gym I would only be missing out on group yoga and the pool. She asked me, "When do you plan on swimming once the baby comes?" Good question. I am not a morning person and doubt I will want to spend time after work away from her at least in the beginning. I think after this month I may quit the gym and pick up classes at yoga studios when they run specials which happens a lot. I can always rejoin.

    Hope you all have great days!
  • kristy_estes21
    kristy_estes21 Posts: 434 Member
    Rosana - I eat a lot of corn tortillas with random toppings. I keep them and a bunch of stuff (cheese, sour cream, spinach, canned chicken, chopped cooked chicken, salsa, refried beans, black beans, hummus, deli meat - warmed up) to put on about 3 tortillas (45 cals each) and nuke it all till cheese melts and spinach wilts. That has been my go to for a couple years.

    That sounds fantastic!!! Now I'm hungry. lol
  • kistinbee
    kistinbee Posts: 3,688 Member
    Emrogers...yes, I also have the lower ab tightness when I run...but I just listen to my body. If it gets too bad then I walk. Seems to be okay though, especially as I continue to run.

    Betterbalance...the tortillas sound wonderful! I may have to try...thanks for sharing!

    Well...I did the Lindsay Brin 2nd trimester strength/cardio workout last night and it's a good one! Can feel it in my arms and shoulders today! So that's good...I was hoping it would still be challenging enough! Tonights plan is some yoga. Or maybe a run if the weather doesn't get to warm...we shall see...

    Have a great morning!
  • abeare
    abeare Posts: 504 Member
    Babeed, I’m with you, I can barely stomach the recommended amount of protein. Being vegetarian for years before we started TTC I have a real hard time even today to get all my protein in. It’s actually worse now that it makes me feel full and gross. Best of luck and if you find anything that works for you please share I’d try anything new at least one.

    Svgarcia, I haven’t had too much issues with constipation but I think that’s because of all the fruit I eat, I have a hard time digesting the veggies but my body loves and craves the fruit. So maybe just try adding a few extra fruits to your usual snacks if you don’t want to drink the prune juice.

    Rayna, let us know how it goes, I’m in the same boat. I’ll be leaving a pretty small department during our busiest time of year and will be having to train my coworkers on my tasks (they’re too cheap to hire a temp to replace anyone) whom are already overworked as it is.

    Heather, I second what the other girls are saying. You are amazing, and slowing down isn’t defeat. You only have a few more weeks left so enjoy this being time to prepare for labor rather than an active lifestyle. You’ll be back doing your Tracy Anderson Method in no time.

    Elce, I’ve been having lower abdomen cramps like crazy too (to the point my back is aching) but it happens at all times in the day and night, not just while working out. It’s supposedly normal, but if you feel too hesitant about it ask your Dr. before doing the event next weekend.
  • jchecca
    jchecca Posts: 131
    Better_Balance - I think you lit a little fire under me...I have been going back and forth on canceling my gym membership for a while now and I think today is the day I cancel it for good. With my new job I can use the gym here for free and I also like getting outside whenever possible!!!
  • emrogers
    emrogers Posts: 328 Member
    Babeed, you just cracked me up!!!! Good stuff!! Thanks for all the input.

    Kristinbee: Ok, so normal I'm glad, yes, its like a tightness that I feel. Ugh!!! it becomes frustrating when I can't even walk!! Geez. Thanks for your input.

    Better_Balance: so maybe if I just do more walking it'll get better. i'm going out again tomorrow and Saturday, hopefully, then some again next week before the event. Hopefully it won't be so bad for the event. :(

    Wish me luck ladies!!! But you are awesome!!!!! You would think that I would know this stuff w/it being my second but its been 12 years!! and the first one I did NOTHING!! just slept, hence why I gained 50lbs!!!! Ha!
    Thanks
    Elce
  • erd2011
    erd2011 Posts: 15
    kristenbee, the Lindsay Brin DVDs are good, aren't they? I find her REALLY annoying (especially "buncakes" argh) but like the exercises. I graduated to the 3rd trimester DVD a couple weeks ago and I'm really glad to have a yoga option that doesn't involve a lot of downward dog or other bending over.

    I'm afraid of her post-partum bootcamp. ;)
  • atomdraco
    atomdraco Posts: 1,083 Member
    Better_Balance - I think you lit a little fire under me...I have been going back and forth on canceling my gym membership for a while now and I think today is the day I cancel it for good. With my new job I can use the gym here for free and I also like getting outside whenever possible!!!

    You go do it today girl!!! I canceled mine membership when Summer came, and I end up going outside a lot (running, walking & biking) this year. I also bought adjustable weights at home for those days I'm not going any where. We have a very small gym at work too, but I feel more comfortable doing my weight training at home.
  • H_82
    H_82 Posts: 418 Member
    What/where has everyone gotten for nursery furniture??? I've been thinking about a set from JCPenny's, but keep going back & forth about it....
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