Belly laughs by Jenny McCarthy is the best! It's so honest and funny.
I have several but I think The Pregnancy Bible is the best. Lots of pics and good info. but not overwhelming. Also, if it is your first child Belly Laughs by Jenny McCarthy is a MUST read!!
Belly Laughs by Jenny McCarthy is a funny one if your up for a good laugh.
After about 16 days on Buspar, I had terrible experiences, bouts of dreaming during the day while awake, hallucinations, and everything and anything I looked at came to life and started morphing into images that I liken to Jim Carrey in "The Mask" .....I stopped, cold turkey and in three days that totally stopped also.
For a funny take on pregnancy, everyone should read Belly Laughs by Jenny McCarthy. It's hilarious! I read both what to expect and your pregnancy week to week. I liked the latter best.
Let me start out with this- I love my boyfriend to death. He's kind, caring, sweet, loving, attractive, smart...everything you could hope for in a significant other. We have great conversations, he's my best friend, we just get along wonderfully. There's one problem though. His voice has been annoying the hell out of me lately. It's not his normal voice, it's these impersonations, I guess you would call them, that he does.
Cramps alone, fine. Blood alone, fine. If you ever get the 2 together go to the dr/ER. Cramping's just your uterus slowwwwwwwwwwwly stretching, it's normal & so is lots of discharge. Jenny McCarthy called it the "snail trail" in her book!
If you are bipolar you joing several really cool people including the famous Jim Carrey among others.... Google famous bipolar people. If you are not bipolar, a doctor can help you manage your sleep and if you are sleeping, exercising and eating right, this should make a huge difference in how you feel. Also, drink lots and lots of water. Your body needs help flushing out toxins on a daily basis and 90 percent of us walk around dehydrated for no reason. Good luck to you.
I promise it is normal especialy in the 2nd trimester what you should do is set aside time to hang out with a friend especialy if she recently had a child and understands that way you can vent and get away also look up the book belly laughs by jenny mccarthy it makes you realise what you feel is normal and it could be alot worse
m in an uphill battle I suddenly get very cold and shivery, my legs and arms get heavy, my appetite goes up and down. I wake up with some sort of burning sensation on my shoulders and back, I get dizzy spells, I feel I don't have the energy I had just 2 months ago! This has been going on for over a month, just when I think I've shacked the feeling off, it's comes back.
No fever though, no rashes, no night sweats just feeling my my body is constantly trying to fight off something.
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