Weight??

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So, I have struggled with weight my entire life and finally got to where I was happy and comfortable at 183 before pregnancy. (I'm built thick, so I had huge thighs breasts, and whatnot but hardly any tummy)                                     Now I am 34 weeks and weight 210. I fought for a long time to stay below 200 because I was really big for a while.           My question is, how big were you mommas before, during, and after pregnancy? About when did you get back to a comfortable size, and if you didn't then how do you deal?

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160 when I got preg. 198 now @ 36 weeks. I haven't gained any weight in the 3rd trimester.

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I was 299lbs before (I am 5’10), weight at hospital the day of delivery was 335, 2wks pp i’m down to 310! 
this was 299

this is 335 night of induction

This is 2wks postpartum:)

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I went from 118 to 169 with my first. I gained everywhere, hips, thighs, boobs, arms. It took me about 2 years to really get back to where I wanted to be. The first year o really didn't try too hard, it wasn't until I changed my diet that I was able to get back down, but I only ever got to about 125.

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155 before
203 at delivery (had polyhydramnios) 
155 now

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I was 115 when I got married gained until 132.when I got pregnant with my first child I weighed 135 n weighing 152 when he arrived( it never went away) but I could wear a size 9 in pants(biggest I ever was in pants was an 11). I struggled so hard with weight all my life. that pregnancy literally made me figured with myself I hates my body, I wouldn't even let my husband see me naked(it had to be pitch dark before having sex while pregnant, our marriage suffered alot). baby number two wasn't as bad I knew what to expect with getting fat n stretched out etc. but I weighed 152 n went to 183. this is my third child n I've only gained 3 lbs with him past my original weight. I'm sure I'll pack on a few more while breastfeeding I always do. but I'm the largest I've ever been I hate it. but I decided after this child 115 may not be possible but I can least be skinnier again. I've noticed my so doesn't really have much an interest in me anymore either and yes it bothers me

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130 before pregnancy currently 165 and 29 weeks along.

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I was 184 at conception, and have struggled and to yo'd my whole life. I'm about to give birth and I'm about 216/220. It's hard to get through doctor appointments when the doctors choose to tell me how I'm glinting too much. Other than that I try to look at my body overall, my breasts and bottom have grown, but other parts of me aren't growing out of proportion, and my baby isn't too large and is healthy. I focus more on what I'm eating and keeping that in line and healthy. After the baby I'm going to watch my calorie intake (while making sure to eat healthy foods so I get enough nutrition), and picking up my favorite sport again- hula hooping, which is a all body workout, and adding as much walking into my life as I can. I've also been weaning off of soft drinks and sugary drinks since I've become pregnant, and hope to reach just drinking water and the occasional coffee, which accounts for a lot of my weight and calorie intake personally. Through having eds most of it boils down to me just making plans and reassuring myself wether or not I succeed- telling myself that I am good enough; and that I can always improve if I set my mind to it.

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I was 183 when I got pregnant too!!! I'm also currently 210 and I'm only 27 weeks but I have twins 🙃 it's been hard to adjust to the weight gain because I can see it so much, but I think it's just important to remember who you are doing this for.. and I feel pretty confident that afterward with eating healthy and breastfeeding and just being busy with the twins in general I can get back down to where I was. I think you look beautiful if it's any reassurance!! ❤️

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