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Old 06-12-2008, 06:44 AM #1
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Heart I had my 20week appt....

Everything is great. She made it hard for the doc to hear her heart beat she was moving and kicking so much. When she settled down it was 145bpm. Next friday we are going for a ultrasound just to check the progress. My fear is that when we go we will find out that she is not a she. I had this worry tha whole time iI was pregnant with my daughter I was so worried that she was going to be a boy.
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