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Old 06-21-2007, 09:23 PM #1
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Default Hi

Had this with all 3 of my kids,they were all in the 6 lb. range. Never had to
go on insulin but had to be on bed rest,with first and second. Would
reccoment high risk Dr. This is a lot more common then you would think,
and after baby is born most mom and baby do fine. She really should
have a dietition to help her with her weight. Good luck to her and baby
and you.. Sue
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