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My hair is getting softer and curlier
My nails are not growing as fast or healthy like they did before I got pregnant.
I have the pregnancy mask
I crave all sweets
I have heartburn after drinking orange juice
No morning sickness
Baby's HB is 156 - 163 range
I also had a reading done by Cheri22 back in October of 09 and she said I would concieve, find out or deliver in March and that it was a boy. So far she has been wrong. I found out in January, I think I concieved at the very end of December or early January, and my due date is in September. So maybe she is wrong about the gender too. What do you ladies think?
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