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A baby begins life even before he is born – from conception until the
uterus finally pushes him out of his mother’s body. This is the
phenomenon we call pregnancy. It starts when the male sperm unites
with the female egg and develops into an embryo. While several women
say they can already detect pregnancy from the moment of conception,
some see the pregnancy symptoms much later.

As the woman’s body prepares itself for child-bearing, she will notice
several changes. The telltale signs of pregnancy include the
following:

Absence of menstruation

This is usually the first sign of pregnancy. Take note, though, that
it should not always be linked with pregnancy symptoms, as missing
your monthly period can also mean some other kind of hormonal
imbalance or condition.

Morning sickness

It would be prudent to note that the pregnancy symptom called “morning
sickness” does not happen only in the mornings. This feeling of
dizziness can happen at any time of the day. The hormonal changes
occurring during pregnancy generally trigger bouts of nausea and
vomiting. Another related symptom would be constant tiredness, which a
possibly pregnant woman experiences even if no physical activity had
been performed (but, then, again, it could also be due to improper
nutrition).

Strong craving for certain foods

The cause of this pregnancy symptom is still undetermined. But
pregnant women have been infamous for requesting/demanding different
kinds of food, owing to uncontrollable

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nation2233@126.com wrote:
>
> Absence of menstruation
>
> Morning sickness
>
> Strong craving for certain foods

Holy fetuses batman! Half of this group is pregnant!

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spodosaurus wrote:

> nation2233@126.com wrote:
>
>>
>> Absence of menstruation
>>
>> Morning sickness
>>
>> Strong craving for certain foods
>
>
> Holy fetuses batman! Half of this group is pregnant!
>

Nah, I only have two out of three :-))))

Carole

WHAAAA?????? Dang sounds as if I am too.....wonder how that happened seeing
I no longer have a uterus..lol..Its a miracle!!!!

<nation2233@126.com> wrote in message
news:f27d1434-f056-4c33-bc46-b786a9fbb8b0@b9g2000prh.googlegroups.com...
A baby begins life even before he is born – from conception until the
uterus finally pushes him out of his mother’s body. This is the
phenomenon we call pregnancy. It starts when the male sperm unites
with the female egg and develops into an embryo. While several women
say they can already detect pregnancy from the moment of conception,
some see the pregnancy symptoms much later.

As the woman’s body prepares itself for child-bearing, she will notice
several changes. The telltale signs of pregnancy include the
following:

Absence of menstruation

This is usually the first sign of pregnancy. Take note, though, that
it should not always be linked with pregnancy symptoms, as missing
your monthly period can also mean some other kind of hormonal
imbalance or condition.

Morning sickness

It would be prudent to note that the pregnancy symptom called “morning
sickness” does not happen only in the mornings. This feeling of
dizziness can happen at any time of the day. The hormonal changes
occurring during pregnancy generally trigger bouts of nausea and
vomiting. Another related symptom would be constant tiredness, which a
possibly pregnant woman experiences even if no physical activity had
been performed (but, then, again, it could also be due to improper
nutrition).

Strong craving for certain foods

The cause of this pregnancy symptom is still undetermined. But
pregnant women have been infamous for requesting/demanding different
kinds of food, owing to uncontrollable

http://users6.nofeehost.com/jecky/ht...002/47571.html

Yikes, it's an epidemic. How can we thank this person enough?
ROFL

Joan

On Wed, 14 May 2008 18:45:31 -0500, "RhondaM" <nospam@nospam.net>
wrote:

>WHAAAA?????? Dang sounds as if I am too.....wonder how that happened seeing
>I no longer have a uterus..lol..Its a miracle!!!!
>
><nation2233@126.com> wrote in message
>news:f27d1434-f056-4c33-bc46-b786a9fbb8b0@b9g2000prh.googlegroups.com...
>A baby begins life even before he is born – from conception until the
>uterus finally pushes him out of his mother’s body. This is the
>phenomenon we call pregnancy. It starts when the male sperm unites
>with the female egg and develops into an embryo. While several women
>say they can already detect pregnancy from the moment of conception,
>some see the pregnancy symptoms much later.
>
>As the woman’s body prepares itself for child-bearing, she will notice
>several changes. The telltale signs of pregnancy include the
>following:
>
>Absence of menstruation
>
>This is usually the first sign of pregnancy. Take note, though, that
>it should not always be linked with pregnancy symptoms, as missing
>your monthly period can also mean some other kind of hormonal
>imbalance or condition.
>
>Morning sickness
>
>It would be prudent to note that the pregnancy symptom called “morning
>sickness” does not happen only in the mornings. This feeling of
>dizziness can happen at any time of the day. The hormonal changes
>occurring during pregnancy generally trigger bouts of nausea and
>vomiting. Another related symptom would be constant tiredness, which a
>possibly pregnant woman experiences even if no physical activity had
>been performed (but, then, again, it could also be due to improper
>nutrition).
>
>Strong craving for certain foods
>
>The cause of this pregnancy symptom is still undetermined. But
>pregnant women have been infamous for requesting/demanding different
>kinds of food, owing to uncontrollable
>
>http://users6.nofeehost.com/jecky/ht...002/47571.html
>

Pregnant? Who's pregnant? Did I miss something? When is the baby
shower?
Ann