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imreddy posted:

Welcome ladies (and gentlemen trying to find information)! I found that while the normal pregnancy forums/exchanges are helpful, sometimes there are questions that pertain mostly to women who are pregnant with twins or multiples.

So, in getting to know new folks, please take a moment to answer some questions!

What is your name/screen name?
How far along are you?
Genders of the babies?
How far along until you started showing?
Weight gain?
Anything you would like to share about yourself?

0 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:WelcomeWelcome ladies (and gentlemen trying to find information)! I found that while the normal pregnancy forums/exchanges are helpful, sometimes there are questions that pertain mostly to women who are pregnant with twins or multiples. So, in getting to know new folks, please take a moment to answer some questions! What is your name/screen name? How far along are you? Genders of the babies? How far along until you started showing? Weight gain? Anything you would like to share about yourself?

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